Cancelling this season's Premier League

Should football be canceled until August and this season declared null and void?


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Teams fighting relegation having no home home advantage isnt lacking integrity?

The 6-7 relegation threatened teams should be refusing this empty stadium idea

I’m sure they will be.

This season’s done. 90% of this league have no intention of kicking another ball again and are very happy with the null and void scenario ensuring their fingers are in the till next season.

They’ll continue saying the right things in public, making sure it looks like they’ve done all they can but when it comes down to the decisive vote, it’ll get the axe.

These clubs you mention will make it impossible to play even if the people at the top wanted them to.

They’ll take there pro rata TV money from this season knowing there’s another load coming there way again shortly.
 
I just don't get the logic behind this 'playing behind closed doors' idea.

Either people can gather, or they can't. Footballers, support staff and TV crews aren't immune from Covid19. Or have they come up with some new version of football where they can guarantee footballers on the pitch can be kept 2 meters apart from each other at all times?

Whether we're locked down or not, social distancing is likely to be in place for the rest of the year. That applies to everyone.
 
Anyone with any kind of reality about them can see that this pandemic will not just miraculously disappear over the next month or two.

Even in the best case scenario, we're likely to have social distancing in place and varying levels of restrictions on our daily lives for the foreseeable future - certainly for the rest of this year. In the worst case scenario, even if we flatten the curve this Summer, the virus could be resurgent in the Autumn/Winter and cause serious havoc to the global economy with a second wave of mass lockdowns and of course, deaths.

The footballing powers that be are looking more and more ridiculous with each of these pie in the sky suggestions. It's equivalent to the FA in late 1939 looking to restart the football season in Spring 1940, whilst totally ignoring the global crisis that is wreaking havoc right in front of them.
 
Tottenham Hotspur has announced all non-playing staff, including those who had been furloughed, will get their full salary for April and May.

Only the board will take a salary cut during the COVID-19 pandemic.

I have to say, I was incredibly grateful to hear from my boss that him and the rest of the board of my employer will be taking a 20% pay cut in solidarity for the 100% cut most of us are taking. Really meant a lot.
 
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