Pretty sure next season in most countries will start next season without fans, some countries will finish this season the same way, some won’t so it’s going to happen sooner or later. Not ideal but none of this is , just something we’ll have to live with.There should not be a ball kicked in the Premier League until it is safe for the fans to be present. End of.
In practice that is how it should be. But with some clubs already struggling financially, its very unlikely to happen.No it's not. If we start next season behind closed doors, the whole season should be behind closed doors
No there's not, all the reason for them not to cancel the PL. They're all in it together, even though Scotland's league isn't worth much their govt has obviously seen sense and told them it's not advisable.Not much money sloshing around in Scotland though is there.
You watch the about turn by the premier league, in a heartbeat the season will end and this happening in Scotland will push it.
I agree 100 per cent with this. This crisis is not City's fault and I am not giving up on football after 50 plus years. I don't like the idea of playing in empty stadiums any more than anyone else but there will come a point in this country when this disease is under control and at that point I will accept it.There is a vocal proportion of people on here that somehow welcome a perceived 'reset' of top level football due to the Covid-19 epidemic. They are disgusted with what football has become and many are saying they won't be coming back even when fans are allowed back in stadiums.
I'm interested in knowing how prevalent this view is as I don't share it and I don't anyone that does either. Having been a match going supporter for almost 60 years I have seen huge changes in football but mostly I would say for the better. Modern stadia, the elimination of mass hooliganism and the welcoming of family groups for starters. I couldn't give a rats arse what players earn for example but that seems to be a source of angst for some. Football isn't responsible for creating Covid-19 & it has no more responsibility for defeating it than any other business.
I can't wait to be back in my seat watching live football.
The Golden Shot. (One for the Wrinklies on here.)Britains got vaccine or vaccine island, perhaps even i've taken a vaccine get me out of here. I think you may have a future in television , programme development)
We know that is a possible scenario from day one, so yes it's fair.Ok just playing devil's advocate. We null and void this season. We start next season in September. Still no fans allowed. Early doors we draw at home to the dippers and United. Come Christmas time, all is good, the full country have been vaccinated. So we can start letting fans back in the ground. Problem now is we have 2 tough away games in front of there fans. Is that fair ?