Project restart discussion.

[catcherintherye]

So Premier League are STILL pushing ahead with this JOKE some of the suggestion they are "proposing":

• All footballs, GPS units, cones, corner flags, goalposts and other equipment to be disinfected before and after use by staff wearing PPE
• Players to wear snood/masks at all times
• Cars to be parked three spaces apart
• No massages unless approved by club doctor
• Fluids to be left at designated pick-up points
• Only visit training block to use toilet
• Initially only five players per training group
• Players to be given designated time slots and 15 minutes to prepare
• 75 minutes of small group training
• 15 minutes recovery
• Players and staff will be banned from spitting at the Training Ground

Oh this will be cost millions of pounds and NHS/Care Workers are still without checks who are first hand at risk.

Premier League's document of coronavirus training rules all clubs must follow

EXCLUSIVE: Some Premier League clubs, such as Arsenal and Tottenham, have already started individual sessions at their training grounds with players working on separate pitches

www.mirror.co.uk

I mean, its essentially a circus. If you are one of the bottom 6, so likely to be relegated, why are you putting the future of your team to chance on this, rather than just sitting it out and knowing it gets cancelled and voided?

 

[Wat Tyler]

So Premier League are STILL pushing ahead with this JOKE some of the suggestion they are "proposing":

• All footballs, GPS units, cones, corner flags, goalposts and other equipment to be disinfected before and after use by staff wearing PPE
• Players to wear snood/masks at all times
• Cars to be parked three spaces apart
• No massages unless approved by club doctor
• Fluids to be left at designated pick-up points
• Only visit training block to use toilet
• Initially only five players per training group
• Players to be given designated time slots and 15 minutes to prepare
• 75 minutes of small group training
• 15 minutes recovery
• Players and staff will be banned from spitting at the Training Ground

Oh this will be cost millions of pounds and NHS/Care Workers are still without checks who are first hand at risk.

Premier League's document of coronavirus training rules all clubs must follow

EXCLUSIVE: Some Premier League clubs, such as Arsenal and Tottenham, have already started individual sessions at their training grounds with players working on separate pitches

www.mirror.co.uk

All well and good, they can all get parachuted onto the pitch in cleansed parachutes, but as soon as the ref blows for kick off, it’s all gone to pot: tackles, shirts pulled, chocker six yard boxes for corners, free kick walls, headers, etc etc etc, it’s farcical this, they’ll be advocating haz mat away kits next the shower of chumps.

 

[coollino]

So Premier League are STILL pushing ahead with this JOKE some of the suggestion they are "proposing":

• All footballs, GPS units, cones, corner flags, goalposts and other equipment to be disinfected before and after use by staff wearing PPE
• Players to wear snood/masks at all times
• Cars to be parked three spaces apart
• No massages unless approved by club doctor
• Fluids to be left at designated pick-up points
• Only visit training block to use toilet
• Initially only five players per training group
• Players to be given designated time slots and 15 minutes to prepare
• 75 minutes of small group training
• 15 minutes recovery
• Players and staff will be banned from spitting at the Training Ground

Oh this will be cost millions of pounds and NHS/Care Workers are still without checks who are first hand at risk.

Premier League's document of coronavirus training rules all clubs must follow

EXCLUSIVE: Some Premier League clubs, such as Arsenal and Tottenham, have already started individual sessions at their training grounds with players working on separate pitches

www.mirror.co.uk

Sounds fun for absolutely no one.

 

[allezlesbleus]

Viva la France.

Vive!!! Sorry mate, couldn't get jokey emojis to work!

 

[The binman chronicles]

Oh no, not the Swiss league!!!!! This is a game changer.

I reckon that plan has some holes in it. It's the swiss way.

 

[Bungle]

Viva la France.

This reply made me laugh

 

[Shevin Keedy]

This reply made me laugh

It has been knocking round for a couple of months that to be fair.

 

[DOMNOLAN]

So Premier League are STILL pushing ahead with this JOKE some of the suggestion they are "proposing":

• All footballs, GPS units, cones, corner flags, goalposts and other equipment to be disinfected before and after use by staff wearing PPE
• Players to wear snood/masks at all times
• Cars to be parked three spaces apart
• No massages unless approved by club doctor
• Fluids to be left at designated pick-up points
• Only visit training block to use toilet
• Initially only five players per training group
• Players to be given designated time slots and 15 minutes to prepare
• 75 minutes of small group training
• 15 minutes recovery
• Players and staff will be banned from spitting at the Training Ground

Oh this will be cost millions of pounds and NHS/Care Workers are still without checks who are first hand at risk.

Premier League's document of coronavirus training rules all clubs must follow

EXCLUSIVE: Some Premier League clubs, such as Arsenal and Tottenham, have already started individual sessions at their training grounds with players working on separate pitches

www.mirror.co.uk

I can’t tell if this is all a joke. I genuinely can’t...

 

[BlueToff]

LaLiga will go next.

The Bundesliga I reckon will end up folding.

I need sport to come back for my living. I want them to try and get it on if possible but it's clear it's not going to be.

Get it cancelled and try and preserve next season. You push it back to September (firmly believe events will be allowed around then - chat of next year is nonsense. You either bring back things gradually once we start lifting lockdown or you keep everything off until there's a vaccine - that's your choice) and condense it as much as is needed. No international breaks bar for the play-offs for Euros etc. It's easily doable and protects clubs as best as possible.

I'm knackered, but sack it, got my bike I suppose. And it'll come back eventually.

 

[Izzy1878]

Can you explain this figure for me please because I’m struggling with it? Does this mean the Premier League is making £500m PER MONTH as it stands?

 

[Izzy1878]

4 premier league sides looking to go into administration if this season isn't finished apparently. I know Burnley will deffo be one of them.

 

[Toast]

4 premier league sides looking to go into administration if this season isn't finished apparently. I know Burnley will deffo be one of them.

Dyche said they were fine on the radio the other day.
I'd be surprised.

 

[Izzy1878]

Dyche said they were fine on the radio the other day.
I'd be surprised.

 

[tommye]

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Which in the grand scheme of things is €43 million each.
Hardly a monumental sum to any premier league side.

Null it, void it, crack on with getting next season sorted and forever rip the absolute piss out of the shitgoblins we share a city with.

It's the only way

 

[Izzy1878]

Which in the grand scheme of things is €43 million each.
Hardly a monumental sum to any premier league side.

Null it, void it, crack on with getting next season sorted and forever rip the absolute piss out of the shitgoblins we share a city with.

It's the only way

So many clubs cut it close to the deadlines each year and having something like this only goes to show how risky a strategy they run. Not as easy as it sounds mate.