Think the crux of the matter is transparency in the decision making, which the club have every right to seek.
As we’ve seen tonight, Sheffield are playing but City aren’t, the PL seeming taking the decision to cancel our match but not theirs. So what is the difference between the two? Most sources suggest 5 city players have tested positive (total ex staff) and at least 2 players from Sheffield. City can clearly still field a squad of 14 and rapid antigen testing gives a result in 15-20 mins.
I suspect the club being more familiar with the politics of the PL board simply want some clarity / assurance that should we suffer 5 players positive with COVID, would we have to play still (with a far inferior pool of players) or would the same decision apply - despite going against previously established PL policy?
As we’ve seen tonight, Sheffield are playing but City aren’t, the PL seeming taking the decision to cancel our match but not theirs. So what is the difference between the two? Most sources suggest 5 city players have tested positive (total ex staff) and at least 2 players from Sheffield. City can clearly still field a squad of 14 and rapid antigen testing gives a result in 15-20 mins.
I suspect the club being more familiar with the politics of the PL board simply want some clarity / assurance that should we suffer 5 players positive with COVID, would we have to play still (with a far inferior pool of players) or would the same decision apply - despite going against previously established PL policy?