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No way - this'll make it all the sweeter.Someone tell him to keep quiet
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It used to be the norm that players could move at any time during the season (no transfer windows). No reason why that can't be brought back for a few months at least. Besides, most players out of contract at the end of June will probably have their futures already sorted out anyway. However, I don't think that the 30th June contract expiries is just cause to throw a spanner into the works. Not when you consider there's far greater, & more important, issues, that need to be prioritized.We have no idea when it will be safe to start again. What happens with regards to player contracts and transfers? This season is scrapped if it can’t be completed by July 1st.
With regards to Champions League football, qualification for UCL football is down to UEFA rather than the Premier League. There’s no reason why they can’t extend qualifiers to earlier rounds and allow any club who could could viably qualify via their domestic league enter at an earlier stage.
It’ll be different Players teams and squadS next year. It’ll be a different seasonI think the question shouldn't be what we do about this season but what we do about next.
This season has to be finished. Too much to play for and too late in the season to chalk it off.
Euros is a write off, do it next year instead. Next season we either skip the Caribou for a year or in extreme circumstances (ie everythings cancelled til say August), teams play each other only once in the league (like they do in the 6 Nations). The Champions/Europa League could be a straight up knockout competition too. But this season definitely has to finish no matter how long we wait.
So change the rules so you can win the title? I think you’ll struggle to get even 1 more team on board let alone 14It used to be the norm that players could move at any time during the season (no transfer windows). No reason why that can't be brought back for a few months at least. Besides, most players out of contract at the end of June will probably have their futures already sorted out anyway. However, I don't think that the 30th June contract expiries is just cause to throw a spanner into the works. Not when you consider there's far greater, & more important, issues, that need to be prioritized.
Are you suggesting these changes for only one season or going forward into the future?I don't know about shortening next season but there's certainly plenty of scope to reduce the amount of games played in all competitions. The Carabao Cup needs to be ditched for starters. Then UEFA need to look at doing away with the group stages in the EL & the CL, taking both comps back to the days of the old European Cup when they were straight-forward 2 legged affairs. Even if we started the new season in September it would still give the leagues a full 9 months before the season ends. Let's not forget too that most of the European Leagues are in the same position, so voiding this season might be the easiest thing to do but it most certainly ain't the right thing to do, & only people with an agenda or vested interest would disagree, so that's why I'm absolutely convinced that those who govern our game will eventually do 'the right thing' & find a way to ensure this season comes to a natural conclusion.
If UEFA decided to ditch group stage while including smaller league in, the big clubs would rather create their Super League.I don't know about shortening next season but there's certainly plenty of scope to reduce the amount of games played in all competitions. The Carabao Cup needs to be ditched for starters. Then UEFA need to look at doing away with the group stages in the EL & the CL, taking both comps back to the days of the old European Cup when they were straight-forward 2 legged affairs. Even if we started the new season in September it would still give the leagues a full 9 months before the season ends. Let's not forget too that most of the European Leagues are in the same position, so voiding this season might be the easiest thing to do but it most certainly ain't the right thing to do, & only people with an agenda or vested interest would disagree, so that's why I'm absolutely convinced that those who govern our game will eventually do 'the right thing' & find a way to ensure this season comes to a natural conclusion.
Bosman says hi.It used to be the norm that players could move at any time during the season (no transfer windows). No reason why that can't be brought back for a few months at least. Besides, most players out of contract at the end of June will probably have their futures already sorted out anyway. However, I don't think that the 30th June contract expiries is just cause to throw a spanner into the works. Not when you consider there's far greater, & more important, issues, that need to be prioritized.
Don't think there are any rules for such an exceptional scenario are there ? Decisions made will be purely arbitrary & should be made on a basis of fairness, not just to Liverpool, but to other teams too who stand to lose out.So change the rules so you can win the title? I think you’ll struggle to get even 1 more team on board let alone 14
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I would stop listening to these pundits, and sport journalist. All but speculations. In this scenario, the big clubs have good reason to go for European Super League for the time being, before UEFA can sort thing out.Tweet
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United fans stand to be the biggest winners and we'll remain two titles in front of Liverpool.Tweet
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You said it yourself, voiding the season would be the easiest solution to the problem. I think we could all use a little 'easy' given the circumstances, no?I don't know about shortening next season but there's certainly plenty of scope to reduce the amount of games played in all competitions. The Carabao Cup needs to be ditched for starters. Then UEFA need to look at doing away with the group stages in the EL & the CL, taking both comps back to the days of the old European Cup when they were straight-forward 2 legged affairs. Even if we started the new season in September it would still give the leagues a full 9 months before the season ends. Let's not forget too that most of the European Leagues are in the same position, so voiding this season might be the easiest thing to do but it most certainly ain't the right thing to do, & only people with an agenda or vested interest would disagree, so that's why I'm absolutely convinced that those who govern our game will eventually do 'the right thing' & find a way to ensure this season comes to a natural conclusion.
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King Kenny would want us to finish 19/20 in 18months time.Yes but finish this season, Dalglish thinks it’s out of order.
I honestly don't think this kind of thing helps from the media, it's an apocalyptic headline that doesn't need to be out there when people are already worrying just to get clicks.Tweet
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Void means void. Adidas (and others) have probably been awaiting this exit for ages and with continued lack of CL football they will finally have their way out. And they can't wait, financially that is.Surely there's got to be some leeway in the Adidas deal if we miss out on CL because the season was voided.
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Nice try.Void means void. Adidas (and others) have probably been awaiting this exit for ages and with continued lack of CL football they will finally have their way out. And they can't wait, financially that is.
It's how the saying goes: be careful what you wish for. I can guarantee the Utd board will be fighting harder than Dalglish and Carra to get these positions frozen.
I don't get it. Do you think United is not profitable as a brand?Void means void. Adidas (and others) have probably been awaiting this exit for ages and with continued lack of CL football they will finally have their way out. And they can't wait, financially that is.
It's how the saying goes: be careful what you wish for. I can guarantee the Utd board will be fighting harder than Dalglish and Carra to get these positions frozen.
Good one, next you'll be trying to convince us that Addidas are desperate to cut ties with the biggest brand name in football worldwide.Void means void. Adidas (and others) have probably been awaiting this exit for ages and with continued lack of CL football they will finally have their way out. And they can't wait, financially that is.
It's how the saying goes: be careful what you wish for. I can guarantee the Utd board will be fighting harder than Dalglish and Carra to get these positions frozen.
Brilliant points mate. Footballers are probably the most privileged group in the football industry. They enjoy world class medical attention for even the slightest complaint. The PSG match fully demonstrates that, the club didn't want any fans inside the stadium in case they infect their most prized assets, the players, yet the club was happy to let thousands of fans infect each other watching the match outside the stadium.Absolutely, in that sense he is no different to any family in the UK or world at present. But I would expect his article are written in the context of a professional football as a whole and as a fan would want him to show some consideration to those other than just the footballers, including backroom staff, stadium staff, match officials and fans. The fact is we are all guinea pigs as the world tries to come to grips with this outbreak. I don't think footballers are any worse off than office workers or school children and are in a significantly better position than health care workers for example.
The Super League will not work without crowds, and governments across Europe will not sanction attendances or crowds until this pandemic is sorted out.I would stop listening to these pundits, and sport journalist. All but speculations. In this scenario, the big clubs have good reason to go for European Super League for the time being, before UEFA can sort thing out.
This season being void doesn’t mean we go back in time.
Its DumbstarGood one, next you'll be trying to convince us that Addidas are desperate to cut ties with the biggest brand name in football worldwide.
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Surely a vaccine will be out before 2021So the next year could resemble the dark ages where it wasn't uncommon to have the occasional friend or family member die of dysentery? All while having to go on with normal life
Legally, it does. It simply means that the current season will not count and we return back to status quo fom the start of the season.I would stop listening to these pundits, and sport journalist. All but speculations. In this scenario, the big clubs have good reason to go for European Super League for the time being, before UEFA can sort thing out.
This season being void doesn’t mean we go back in time.