kaz7
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I have just switched sky sports on,i can't listen to ratboy as i keep looking at the scouse twat and thinking of him spitting on somebody and spreading his germs
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Coronavirus: Football Discussion Thread
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kaz7
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Football bodies are talking to the government,they are a business as well and some sort of rescue package-sky sports
Cellarite
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I can’t wait to see what happens when every club in English and European football breaks FFP rules.
shevtheblue
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The blonde baffoon said within 12 weeks this should be gone, so that's June. I assume that means they finish the remaining games and go immediately into another season. They're probably going to propose something like cancelling the league cup and maybe shortening the FA cup somehow, if not cancelling that too.
Seems like an absolutely mental plan, if that's what it is.
Seems like an absolutely mental plan, if that's what it is.
Ardwick Green Blue
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The blonde baffoon said within 12 weeks this should be gone, so that's June. I assume that means they finish the remaining games and go immediately into another season. They're probably going to propose something like cancelling the league cup and maybe shortening the FA cup somehow, if not cancelling that too.
Seems like an absolutely mental plan, if that's what it is.
Johnson said that in 12 weeks we could be in a situation where things are starting to get better. He absolutely didn’t say it would be over in 12 weeks.
That’s absolutely what’s going on. No way in a million years will this season get finishedI suspect that this is purely legal posturing. They know damn well that nothing will happen on 30 April (nor on 30 May, if what the world's best virologists are predicting is to be believed), but they're covering their arses for any breach of contract argy-bargy with the huge satellite companies towards the end of this year.
dublinblue12
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For clubs that don't want to lose out in the money - what happens next year when there is no season to begin with
kaz7
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The Premier League are prepared to go behind closed doors and deep into the summer to get the season finished unless prevented by the Government on health grounds.
Premier League clubs have agreed to stop using the phrase “null and void” if, in the worst-case scenario, the season cannot be completed and instead talked about a “curtailment”. That would undoubtedly mean, come what may, Liverpool will be crowned champions.
@TeleFootball
There we have it,they are going to crown the dippers even though they still need 6 pts
Premier League clubs have agreed to stop using the phrase “null and void” if, in the worst-case scenario, the season cannot be completed and instead talked about a “curtailment”. That would undoubtedly mean, come what may, Liverpool will be crowned champions.
@TeleFootball
There we have it,they are going to crown the dippers even though they still need 6 pts
Can't believe the scousers are rejoicing that the PL have announced the season will be finished whatever happens. Doesn't take a genius to see they're obviously buying time and protecting themselves from a shitstorm and threats of legal action from the clubs that will lose out. No chance is this season finishing