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Looks like it will be starting up again from June onwards if they can bully enough clubs and players to agree to it.
Just need enough players/clubs to take a stand and say "you cannot guarantee our safety and until you do then we will not agree to play", then there is literally nothing they can do. The will not relegate clubs or suspend players who refuse to play and put themselves in harm's way! Just need to see who blinks first.
 

Just need enough players/clubs to take a stand and say "you cannot guarantee our safety and until you do then we will not agree to play", then there is literally nothing they can do. The will not relegate clubs or suspend players who refuse to play and put themselves in harm's way! Just need to see who blinks first.

too much money for clubs not to agree to it. The pressure they’ll be under to restart will be unbelievable.
 
Surely that's the end of the discussion.

To be honest I took it the other way. For me there are 3 potential barriers to restarting the league - government, players/clubs and public opinion. The latest news almost removes the government as a barrier since they've basically said that football behind closed doors can happen after 1st June. That's pretty much when the Premier league want to restart.

I think it could come down to whether players/clubs will try to stop this. Ultimately, it's the smaller clubs who we'll need to put a halt to this. My worry is that money talks eventually and the smaller clubs will feel they have no option other than to play.

If all that wasn't bad enough it looks like 2020/21 will be played behind closed doors. Potentially no going a game for another 12 months. I know there's bigger things than football but that would be a difficult one to take.
 
Quite surprised to see Mark Noble come out in support of the restart, when his club is seemingly against it (or at least the neutral venues).

Opinions seems to change with the wind at the moment.
West Ham go down on points per game don't they ?
So they may want to play if that's a serious option.
 
Just need enough players/clubs to take a stand and say "you cannot guarantee our safety and until you do then we will not agree to play", then there is literally nothing they can do. The will not relegate clubs or suspend players who refuse to play and put themselves in harm's way! Just need to see who blinks first.

This is my hope but when you get teams like Burnley where the players supposedly unanimously voted to say they'd return then, it dents the hopes slightly.

Think Brighton, Watford, West Ham and the likes are were the hope remains of any sort of stance on this. Issue is that none of them are very powerful clubs to force anyone's hand.
 


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