Jamo Martinez
Player Valuation: £70m
I think you're probably right about ineligibility of the player unless there's a multilateral agreement to bend certain rules due to these extraordinary circumstances.
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No mate . I want football to come back because I enjoy it. I want to watch Everton play. They were goin to win the league anyway. I'd rather be able to watch football anyway and watch Everton.
Well there's a different between a spoilt person's feelings of entitlement, and a legally defensible perspective.
Lets take the blue tinted glasses off a moment, if they were unable to seal the title this season it would be very unfortunate. However people seem to construe very unfortunate in a sporting context with an ability to litigate successfully in a legal context. The two things are different.
Of course our legal system is to some degree based upon a shared sense of morality, and there is undoubtedly overlaps, but as morality means different things to different people the law doesn't really get involved too much in that. It focuses upon what is provable and with a couple of areas which are sacrosanct (and contract law, in European capitalist states is one of them).
A lot of the time a lot of the contracts are not morally fair, however we are built upon a principle of contracts are enforced, or the system collapses.
This will sound odd, but a court would look at Liverpool's situation and they'd have a hard time proving loss of earnings as a result of not winning the league. I imagine they will still get the lion share of the TV revenue, they will still qualify for the CL. Leicester would have a potentially better case, as they may lose out on European revenue.
They'll be wasting their time, they're all closed. You can take my word for it.
Feeling here ( Ireland ) is schools will reopen in September
All social events that involve large crowds will be early next year
Until we get a vaccine this will be closely monitored and any outbreak .big or small ,will lead to more lockdowns
Faroy86580
Player Valuation: £500k
I would guess 18 months for a vaccine. It would be good to have a reliable antibody test (which could tell if someone has previously had COVID19 then recovered, or been infected and had no symptoms).
The main difference with COVID19 is the potentially large number of symptom-free carriers of the disease. This could be up to 51% of all those infected. Hence the import of distancing and lockdown.
Testing and Tracing would have been short term pain for long term gain. That's not what UK did, but it would have been better. The important thing now is to take the pain so that there's a reduced chance of firstly second peaks, deaths and secondly further disruption.
In light of this certainly the football and other such activities really must not restart for a long time, after summer maybe. Regardless of whether they complete the current season or start again or whatever.
What I’ve heard in NI is similar. Talk of events being canned until 2021. Schools aiming to reopen in September.
Brisan… pubs will be open before schools.. essential services.
What happens if we never find a vaccine.
Still to this day we don't have one for SARS another strain of Coronavirus.
I don’t know how realistic a vaccine is, but the political will and funding behind the research will be on a different level to any other health issue in living memory. Although more lethal, SARS wasn’t as infectious as this I think?
Dublin blue 75
Player Valuation: £50m
Norway, Luxembourg, Austria and Denmark all suggesting late April and early May initial lifting of stay at home orders. In Norway's case, schools opening last week in April and shops and cafes (no bars/restaurants with alcohol) start of May. International flights back too. Sport, in Norway's case, explicitly held back to June. Suspect other countries will be watching their experience closely.
Then its lockdown ,release ,lockdown release until we all either die or recover and become immune
The Nordic countries have a much more established culture of flexible working, so I imagine a lot will continue to work from home. Having relatively small populations probably also make testing/contact tracing a lot more feasible.
According to one of the American medical people on here there was a vaccine found for SARS ,but the virus went away and clinical trials stopped due to lack of funding
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