King KdB of Belgium
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The French president Mr Macron is set shortly to extend the coronavirus lockdown still further. This would put the French Grand Prix in very serious danger of being cancelled. This grand Prix is due to be held on June 28th. That puts it nearly 12 weeks away. However the bosses that run football in this country, are still willing to risk the lives of the players in this country. The governing body that runs the PFA should get of it's collective backside and say that they are not going to risk any one player/s lives while this virus is still active. That if they do not call this season null and void we will have a vote whether to strike. This strike will happen should you say that the season will re-start even if the coronavirus is still claiming hundreds of lives a day.
The players need to take a stand for the good of the game. The players that hold the most sway will be those in the PREMIER LEAGUE. These players should be the first ones to say that we are nor risking the lives of either our team mates, family or ourselves. We will only come back when and if it is totally safe to do so. All it needs is one player to fall seriously ill from this virus, because the FA and the PREMIER LEAGUE have said so. Then I hope with the backing of both the players club and their respective team mates and the whole of the football family. That they sue the collective pants of those bosses that are now running football.
The players need to take a stand for the good of the game. The players that hold the most sway will be those in the PREMIER LEAGUE. These players should be the first ones to say that we are nor risking the lives of either our team mates, family or ourselves. We will only come back when and if it is totally safe to do so. All it needs is one player to fall seriously ill from this virus, because the FA and the PREMIER LEAGUE have said so. Then I hope with the backing of both the players club and their respective team mates and the whole of the football family. That they sue the collective pants of those bosses that are now running football.