Bottled it. No one will do anything about it of course.Honestly don’t see why it’s postponed. I remember Middlesborough refusing to play a game because of illness once years ago and they forfeited the three points.
Play the kids.
Been trying to find the EFL guidance. But for EPL apparently the rule is if you’ve got 14 fit registered players you play the game.They should be made to start the game whenever it’s played with currently signed players, so they can’t use any of the players they bring in after Saturday.
Probably gonna end up suspending itI’m surprised the league is even continuing.
PPG finish will do me just fineTake a step back please. People are dying. It’s only football ffs
Huh? It’s not been cancelled to reduce COVID spread. The players who tested positive already have it.Take a step back please. People are dying. It’s only football ffs
I think it's more important that professional sport is held in a responsible manner and carries on. People have been dying (can't stand that phrase) since last March.Take a step back please. People are dying. It’s only football ffs
For some bizarre reason this rule is only applicable in the FA cup, not the league.Piss take. Unless all their first team, under 23s and youth team have come down with it they should play on.
I like this idea in theory. However should the same apply to us? Not that we’re definitely bringing anyone in.They should be made to start the game whenever it’s played with currently signed players, so they can’t use any of the players they bring in after Saturday.
And it kept us up don’t forget!Honestly don’t see why it’s postponed. I remember Middlesborough refusing to play a game because of illness once years ago and they forfeited the three points.
Play the kids.
People die everyday - shock. There's fucking kids living in squalor in some 3rd world countries, this world is fucking backwards.I think it's more important that professional sport is held in a responsible manner and carries on. People have been dying (can't stand that phrase) since last March.