Project restart discussion.
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4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Good point this, if i was a player and my insurance is now void, no way would i risk playing
Ok, I know this is satirical and would never happen but I wonder what would actually occur if this happened? My best guess is that Liverpool would be relegated because everyone hates Liverpool. Even in matches when we would be involved, does anyone really hate us besides Kopites? I would assume it would be mostly like a 2 on 1 scenario.
I've thought of this a couple times. Im bored. Lockdown isn't fun.
anton66
Player Valuation: £50m
Ralph Minge.lol
anton66
Player Valuation: £50m
Tasteless.
This is going to keep happening. It’s all very well saying players will be tested twice a week, but that doesn’t stop any of them contracting it anyway.
This disease isn’t easy to contain. It will work its way through squads and that will make fair competition impossible.
There’s just no way this season is getting finished.
This lad is usually a kopite mouthpiece in the press.....reading through his tweets here though, he doesn’t seem anywhere near as positive as he has been recently. I hope he’s been given a bit of a tip off.
Either way, as I’ve posted a few times...I definitely think cancelling is the most realistic outcome at the end of all this.
Either way, as I’ve posted a few times...I definitely think cancelling is the most realistic outcome at the end of all this.
Sweeneytoad
Player Valuation: £6m
Geremay's R value has now gone past 1, so it's going to get a lot worse there. Can't see the Bundesliga resuming now.
Responses to that are an absolute joke, even for twitter. People calling out players for being unprofessional and kopites talking like they are experts in the German health and federal political systems.
From the article
The objections have become so frequent — and the lack of alternatives so consistent — that some of their peers wonder if they are deliberately sabotaging the process, trying to run the clock down until May 25, UEFA’s cutoff point for leagues to define their futures. The lack of a resolution would force the Premier League season, alone in Europe, to be voided.
The sense of unity is breaking down, as a simmering, unspoken disagreement turns into a messy, public scrap. At the heart of it all, of course, is self-interest, which in this case is a synonym for money. The bottom six have made a simple calculation: Being in the Premier League next year is worth more than having to pay back broadcast income this season, because that load would be shared among all 20 clubs.
Where does that road lead? It is easy to be distracted by the short term: by the prospect of the season being voided, by the transfer market — largely funded by English money — grinding to a halt, by potential legal challenges against whatever decision is made.
But it is the long term that should be of more concern. In the future, it will be hard for the Premier League’s makeweights to demand the elite act in the collective interest when it comes to broadcast revenues, asking rivals to do as they say, not as they do. There has always been a schism between the league’s Big Six clubs and the rest. It has only hardened in recent weeks.
Well they are Spanish language experts, Lip reading experts, body language experts, Coronavirus experts, so it only makes sense that they are now public health experts and German state law experts
They are starting to sound like Trump and his "Nobody knows more than me about ......."
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