McParlandTheGreat
Vital Champions League
There are no experts. Just some who look at the data before taking a guess.
No contradiction. Wage level is irrelevant. I agree on the safety thing and I can't see how prem league can play if Hackney Marshes cant.Yes, he'd be top of the list, as would the PM for not following his own advice. So yes to those ****s
And agree. You can't add unreasonable terms to a contract.
There would be a contradiction with the tramps like Ozil not being willing to take a cut on £300 000 (or was it £350k?) wages if they then weren't willing to play though, wouldn't there?
All along, my argument was if safe though. Up to the experts - God help us - to decide that.
We , after all are living in a country with the worst death rate in Europe thanks to gross negligence from our leaders / protectors .
Bundesliga to restart this month
I think our homes game are so hard that we would be at an advantage playing neutrally.I agree. Figures are not accurate. I think our figures are destined to be even more easily the worst in Europe. Appalling. 6,111 new cases today - nowhere anywhere near that. Excess deaths in U were already over 41,000 a week ago, and must be over 50,000 now. Biggest factor, our useless slow lockdown.
Getting back on topic, I think Villa should stick to their guns in being against restart on neutral grounds, with 6 home games. But I wish the PL and all its greed could just dissappear.
No contradiction. Wage level is irrelevant. .
Yes in the long run you are right but the only way Ozil will take a wage cut is if he perceives that Arsenal will otherwise go into administration. That is not a short term proposition so that's why any wage arguments are currently irrelevant. It will be different for poorer clubs and their timelines may be shorter but I note there are also buyers for distressed clubs out there. You may begrudge people their contracts but I don't in the absence of anything other than market forces determining them. Footballers are not subsidised and the industry is clearly a big exporter. Why the insult of a young man on the basis of a contract that a company gave him? Not saying he is my cup of tea but that's a different matter.If the industry can't get the product back on the pitch, then of course the wage level is relevant, if we are also talking about the survival of the clubs, which I believe we are.
Needs 7 to reject to stop it. If they get 14 yes's its enoughI was proper looking forward to Man U at home as well, haven’t beaten them at home since my first game at Villa Park in 1995, full house and a big atmosphere and we’d have finally had them. I hope 5 teams reject this neutral nonsense.
You may begrudge people their contracts but I don't in the absence of anything other than market forces determining them.
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Needs 7 to reject to stop it. If they get 14 yes's its enough
Think I read Dybala had 6 positive tests , seemed he couldn't shake it off quicklyAs an update on my earlier comments that players are the ideal people to play through this with their fitness etc - given developments.
Juventus forward Paulo Dybala has fully recovered from coronavirus more than a month after he was first diagnosed. Dybala's two latest tests came back negative for COVID-19, Juventus said in a statement on Wednesday.
https://www.skysports.com/football/...us-forward-finally-recovered-from-coronavirus
A month is a bloody long time for a fit player to take to fully recover! It might be the flu without a vaccine, but football as a whole can't jump the gun to return here given the bigger picture at play until we get that vaccine and get it rolled out to people.
Hadn't read about the 6 tests, but caught he was now clear after the last 2 tests.Think I read Dybala had 6 positive tests , seemed he couldn't shake it off quickly