They recommended they be cancelled, there was only one outcome after that. Why did they recommend that?Nothing is forced though? The government said sporting fixtures can go ahead. The league decided not to.
Didn't they say the guidance is for them not to go ahead but the ultimate decision rests with the league.Nothing is forced though? The government said sporting fixtures can go ahead. The league decided not to.
I can't believe some people are shocked, or even unhappy with the decision to postpone the games.
Maybe we've forgot, because we haven't experienced a death of a monarch in over 70 years, but this is pretty much the single most significant thing that can happen in a monarchy. There will be plenty more events postponed or cancelled outside of football. The London stock exchange will be closed on the day of the Queens funeral.
There is a direct connection between the Royal family and football - The Queen handed over the World Cup to the winners in '66 and countless other FA cups, and Price William is president of the FA. Yes, we will be postponing a weekend's fixtures out of respect for the Queen.
Its not a rational thing and cannot be reasoned.This doesn't provide any reasoning and evidence that it is needed or is in fact a good decision.
They will play.Any indication on what will happen with British clubs in Europe next week?
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Make sure you use a £20 note to hoover it up your nose a mark of respect.One of these events that everyone alive will remember where they were and what they were doing 50 years from now.
- JFK assassination
- The landing on the moon
- 9/11
- A 96 years old woman passing away (R.I.P by the way).
Me personally, I was on the bus on my way to buy drugs to stuff up my nose over the weekend to get hammered to the point of being on the brink of a seizure.
That should go aheadAny indication on what will happen with British clubs in Europe next week?
I can't imagine European games being cancelled, even those played in the UK. UEFA will insist.Any indication on what will happen with British clubs in Europe next week?
Irrelevant. Death of actual Head of State is far more significant.No problem with cracking on as usual when she lost her husband though.
But aren’t gestures that achieve nothing exactly the right thing to honour a person who achieved nothing?Pathetic. What does calling them off achieve? Those who want to mourn can just not watch... Respect her by having a minute silence, black armbands etc.
What am I supposed to do now this weekend? Talk to people?
That's not democracy. Its politics. They deferred it so they wouldn't get the blame but the outcome would have always been the same.He was talking about democracy, and I think this is the most democratic decision the government could make. It's like VAR deferring the decision back to the ref. Passing the responsibility back.
Ughh. I hate all this virtue signalling.I can't believe some people are shocked, or even unhappy with the decision to postpone the games.
Maybe we've forgot, because we haven't experienced a death of a monarch in over 70 years, but this is pretty much the single most significant thing that can happen in a monarchy. There will be plenty more events postponed or cancelled outside of football. The London stock exchange will be closed on the day of the Queens funeral.
There is a direct connection between the Royal family and football - The Queen handed over the World Cup to the winners in '66 and countless other FA cups, and Price William is president of the FA. Yes, we will be postponing a weekend's fixtures out of respect for the Queen.
Our fans literally caused a game to be postponed the day ofNot the day before, it's as simple as that.
They didn't postpone any games the last time in 1952Irrelevant. Death of actual Head of State is far more significant.
How about 2 weeks…?Although I am not a British citizen but I truly respect the need to stop any game for a week to mark a respect for their Queen. It’s perfectly acceptable.
Does it matter? As a foreign fan I’ve been through the process many times, your flights, hotels, tickets are all paid for months in advanced, usually 3-4 months in advance. Either the games are rescheduled 2 days or 2 months notice it doesn’t make a difference.Not on 1-2 days notice, they are not.
Who’s going to refund plane tickets, hotel bookings etc?
Will this be implemented in FM23 or what?
I can't believe some people are shocked, or even unhappy with the decision to postpone the games.
Maybe we've forgot, because we haven't experienced a death of a monarch in over 70 years, but this is pretty much the single most significant thing that can happen in a monarchy. There will be plenty more events postponed or cancelled outside of football. The London stock exchange will be closed on the day of the Queens funeral.
There is a direct connection between the Royal family and football - The Queen handed over the World Cup to the winners in '66 and countless other FA cups, and Price William is president of the FA. Yes, we will be postponing a weekend's fixtures out of respect for the Queen.
Cool, next.I couldn't give a shit about the event.
Or... just people stating genuine opinions?Ughh. I hate all this virtue signalling.
Can’t tell who is doing a Joe Lycett and who is being sincere.I can't believe some people are shocked, or even unhappy with the decision to postpone the games.
Maybe we've forgot, because we haven't experienced a death of a monarch in over 70 years, but this is pretty much the single most significant thing that can happen in a monarchy. There will be plenty more events postponed or cancelled outside of football. The London stock exchange will be closed on the day of the Queens funeral.
There is a direct connection between the Royal family and football - The Queen handed over the World Cup to the winners in '66 and countless other FA cups, and Price William is president of the FA. Yes, we will be postponing a weekend's fixtures out of respect for the Queen.
Honestly... I don't give a single shit.I can't believe some people are shocked, or even unhappy with the decision to postpone the games.
Maybe we've forgot, because we haven't experienced a death of a monarch in over 70 years, but this is pretty much the single most significant thing that can happen in a monarchy. There will be plenty more events postponed or cancelled outside of football. The London stock exchange will be closed on the day of the Queens funeral.
There is a direct connection between the Royal family and football - The Queen handed over the World Cup to the winners in '66 and countless other FA cups, and Price William is president of the FA. Yes, we will be postponing a weekend's fixtures out of respect for the Queen.
What happens next weekend, do they cancel that as well? I can take one weekend but I find it extreme to have two weekends closed. Hopefully we can have next weekend on if they want to cancel this weekend as it's close to the death.Is it really that big of a deal to go without football for a week? Seems like the correct decison to postpone, it’s a hugely significant event. I can go without football for a weekend and don’t really see the big deal.
More chance of him still being injured after all this is finally overNice of her to give us some time to get Martial back