I doubt any footballer will die from this unless they've been retired for 40 yearsWait until a professional footballer dies from this virus, that’s what it will take for those who run the game at home, in Europe and FIFA, before they cancel any league or competition. Money, Money, Money!
No. There would be no point playing a sf behind closed doors at Wembley. Might as well give home advantage, such as it would be, to whoever is drawn first. If the competition manages to get to a final, which I doubt, it would probably be played in august in place of the community shield.I cannot see the FA accepting "behind closed doors" for their semis and FA finals
at Wembley
They could if 14 PL clubs decide that they should
Isn’t a two thirds majority required for most major PL decisions?Why 14
Maybe mate, it's not fair to some, but it's the fairest for everyone, it's certainly not the only option although I don't like any of the 'I'm alright Jack' ones, start next season (hopefully) with everybody in the same position as they were at the start of this, but I think if we're serious about containing and working on the virus, it's certainly the most sensible in my eyes,A null and void season would mean no promotion which would be very unfair on the championship clubs. Clearly there is no ideal solution. When it comes to identifying the least worst option it could be that the mid table teams, unaffected by relegation or European qualification, would end up as “honest brokers”
It won’t be down to the FAI cannot see the FA accepting "behind closed doors" for their semis and FA finals
at Wembley
They may means they may not, so will be correct either way.
The EFL teams getting 1,500 will be a massive risk, absolute bollocks, more likely to shut motorway service stations than stop Macclesfield v Cheltenham.