They're all it. Well, the large majority who aren't family men I suppose, I wouldn't be fooled into thinking otherwise.
There's absolutely zero chance that all the safety procedures off the pitch are going to be adhered to let alone on it.
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Coronavirus: Football Discussion Thread
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They're all it. Well, the large majority who aren't family men I suppose, I wouldn't be fooled into thinking otherwise.
There's absolutely zero chance that all the safety procedures off the pitch are going to be adhered to let alone on it.
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Kyle in the news again, allegedly breaching lockdown guidelines.
If true, he is one stupid twat, having been accused a couple of weeks back of, er, entertaining young ladies in breach of lockdown. Once is Careless, but hey; we all make mistakes. Twice? Hmm.
The stupidest thing is for him to think after the stripper party the gutter press wouldn't be tracking his every move.
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Agreed. They'd be all over him after the first "offence".The stupidest thing is for him to think after the stripper party the gutter press wouldn't be tracking his every move.
kaz7
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Bye ky,nice knowing you
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I went to Tesco a couple of weeks ago and it was one in one out,everyone had to follow the arrows and the few people in were quite good at sticking to it,then we were held in another queue 2m apart to pay at the checkout where the staff were behind a big screen,they seem to have it sorted by as with anything it will get more lax as it goes alongIt’s a joke really if he went shopping queue up with the 2m distances once you get in the shop that isn’t adhered too.
Sorry veered off a bit then
kaz7
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This gets worst by the night,why don't the journo's take time off till there is something to write about
Premier League players are being ordered to keep their cars' interior and exterior spotless, and have them cleaned regularly, as part of the COVID-19 crackdown. Players and staff are also not to use public transport, or share cars to training either. [
@MirrorFootball
should the person that cleans the interior be suited up in PPE so they don't leave any germs behind,or should they come through the sunroof all mission impossible style and spray some furniture polish at all the wood and leather and get lifted out again,because the footballers can't do all ten cars they fiddle about in,too busy playing fifa
Questions questions
Premier League players are being ordered to keep their cars' interior and exterior spotless, and have them cleaned regularly, as part of the COVID-19 crackdown. Players and staff are also not to use public transport, or share cars to training either. [
@MirrorFootball
should the person that cleans the interior be suited up in PPE so they don't leave any germs behind,or should they come through the sunroof all mission impossible style and spray some furniture polish at all the wood and leather and get lifted out again,because the footballers can't do all ten cars they fiddle about in,too busy playing fifa
Questions questions
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Kyle in the news again, allegedly breaching lockdown guidelines.
If true, he is one stupid twat, having been accused a couple of weeks back of, er, entertaining young ladies in breach of lockdown. Once is Careless, but hey; we all make mistakes. Twice? Hmm.
Cycling near a Second house he is renting.
it’s a not the nine o’clock news sketch!
This gets worst by the night,why don't the journo's take time off till there is something to write about
Premier League players are being ordered to keep their cars' interior and exterior spotless, and have them cleaned regularly, as part of the COVID-19 crackdown. Players and staff are also not to use public transport, or share cars to training either. [
@MirrorFootball
should the person that cleans the interior be suited up in PPE so they don't leave any germs behind,or should they come through the sunroof all mission impossible style and spray some furniture polish at all the wood and leather and get lifted out again,because the footballers can't do all ten cars they fiddle about in,too busy playing fifa
Questions questions
Jordan was right the media need to keep football relevant so they come up with total shit everyday if this season gets null and void next week at least they might move on to something else.
kaz7
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Premier League clubs opposed to the restart fear Liverpool will play their youth academy players once they have won the title - wrecking the integrity of the competition. [
@SunSport
Premier League players and staff have been asked to sign individual coronavirus agreements as part of Project Restart. A host of players have already discussed NOT signing the form amid fears over where it would leave them should they test positive for COVID-19. [
@MailSport
Prem trying to protect their own arses,surprise surprise
@SunSport
Premier League players and staff have been asked to sign individual coronavirus agreements as part of Project Restart. A host of players have already discussed NOT signing the form amid fears over where it would leave them should they test positive for COVID-19. [
@MailSport
Prem trying to protect their own arses,surprise surprise