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Voting on Neutral Grounds.
What's the point,playing in neutral ground and and an empty one at that...As one pundit has just said,"What's the bloody point"
Better than nothing
Quote from: john dempsey on May 28, 2020, 05:12:53 PM
Better than nothing
It's a strange situation and an unprecedented one. It will be weird for the players but presumably all the games will be televised? Obviously it won't be the same but the top two divisions want the season to be finished and in reality there isn't really a viable alternative is there?
Quote from: Mince n Tatties on May 28, 2020, 04:42:49 PM
Voting on Neutral Grounds.
What's the point,playing in neutral ground and and an empty one at that...As one pundit has just said,"What's the bloody point"
its to try and stop fans gathering outside the stadiums.
Don't always agree with Neville, but he's said he knows of 60 not 6 clubs clubs, 60 in lower league and non league who are on the brink,and half of them could go.
He says we need to be securing the lifeline of these clubs before we worry about kicking a ball.
For once I agree with him.
The big boys are only worried about themselves.
fulhamben
"its to try and stop fans gathering outside the stadiums. "
No FulhamBen I think its so Man U fans wont have as far to travel for a home game...!! Ha Ha
I've waited so long for this news...
Going to be very interesting to see how all of this plays out. Just can't see fans, Liverpool in particular, staying home, no matter where their games are played.
With the Track and Trace system and the new methods announced today by the PM as soon as a person tests positive all contacts have to isolate for two weeks. So then if say a Fulham player tested positive on a Tuesday then all players and staff at Motspur Park as well as the players and coaches from the last match would have to isolate for two weeks.
Seems to me as if the rest of the season is going to be littered with postponed matches and the luck of avoiding the virus will play a bigger part in promotion and relegation than form.
Sky reporting the premier league teams are allowed to play friendles so long as it's within 90 minutes travel. I think they'll be queuing up to play on our pitch judging by the recent photos.
Quote from: SP on June 02, 2020, 09:57:29 PM
Sky reporting the premier league teams are allowed to play friendles so long as it's within 90 minutes travel. I think they'll be queuing up to play on our pitch judging by the recent photos.
QPR playing Norwich next week and Brentford playing Brentford, I wonder who we will be up against, Southampton or Bournemouth might be a good bet.
I'm going to be watching a LOT of football.
Bundesliga + Premier League + Championship....
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Quote from: Riversider on June 02, 2020, 10:20:18 PM
Quote from: SP on June 02, 2020, 09:57:29 PM
Sky reporting the premier league teams are allowed to play friendles so long as it's within 90 minutes travel. I think they'll be queuing up to play on our pitch judging by the recent photos.
QPR playing Norwich next week and Brentford playing Brentford, I wonder who we will be up against, Southampton or Bournemouth might be a good bet.
Chelscum at Cobham
