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Today’s Football 2020/21 Season
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Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
The scriptwriters won't let that happen, they want this to go to the wire.
Yeah draw is the best result
Villa drop points and Newcastle really needed a win, so in essence they both lose
Lovely Jubbly!
I think everyone has written Villa off, because without Grealish they can be bundled into the Brighton, Fulham category of playing decent stuff but never looking like scoring.
But, Newcastle getting relegated has taken on a momentum of its own; people across the media talking like it's almost a foregone conclusion. It will come down to the final game of the season, at Craven Cottage and I am confident in saying, if Fulham need to beat Newcastle to stay up then they'll bottle it.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Pretty much as predicted and was/is the easy thing to do-for me moving week 37 to midweek was what i said while ago
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The Premier League plans to have fans in grounds at the final two rounds of matches this season, says chief executive Richard Masters.
Up to 10,000 supporters will be allowed into stadiums from Monday, 17 May provided the government is able to stick to its scheduled roadmap.
To maintain a competitive balance and ensure all 20 clubs get to play a home game with fans present, a round of fixtures will be shifted to 18-20 May.
The final round of games is on 23 May.
"Hopefully the final two fixtures of our season will have up to 10,000 supporters in them all," said Masters.
"We've got to go past those first initial steps in the government's roadmap to get there, so hopefully that will be a fantastic finale to end the season."
The Premier League has two realistic options for the fixture shuffle.
One would be to shift the 36th round of games from Tuesday, 11 May and Wednesday, 12 May to the following week.
The other would be for those matches to be moved to the following weekend - which coincides with the FA Cup final on Saturday, 15 May - and the 37th round being nudged on by a few days to become a midweek round.
Supporters returning to grounds would be a positive end to what has been a tough period for the Premier League.
Masters said the absence of fans for what is going to be virtually a full season plus a quarter of the 2019-20 campaign - added to the rebate that had to be given to broadcasters due to last term's late finish - is coming at a heavy cost.
"Towards the end of this season we'll get towards £2bn lost since the start of the pandemic in matchday and broadcast revenue," said Masters.
"Clubs have continued to invest in competitive match-day squads and the Premier League has continued to make good all of its contributions throughout the pyramid and wider football.
"But the ramifications are that ultimately if there's less money coming into football, then there'll be less money going out in the short term."
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The Premier League plans to have fans in grounds at the final two rounds of matches this season, says chief executive Richard Masters.
Up to 10,000 supporters will be allowed into stadiums from Monday, 17 May provided the government is able to stick to its scheduled roadmap.
To maintain a competitive balance and ensure all 20 clubs get to play a home game with fans present, a round of fixtures will be shifted to 18-20 May.
The final round of games is on 23 May.
"Hopefully the final two fixtures of our season will have up to 10,000 supporters in them all," said Masters.
"We've got to go past those first initial steps in the government's roadmap to get there, so hopefully that will be a fantastic finale to end the season."
The Premier League has two realistic options for the fixture shuffle.
One would be to shift the 36th round of games from Tuesday, 11 May and Wednesday, 12 May to the following week.
The other would be for those matches to be moved to the following weekend - which coincides with the FA Cup final on Saturday, 15 May - and the 37th round being nudged on by a few days to become a midweek round.
Supporters returning to grounds would be a positive end to what has been a tough period for the Premier League.
Masters said the absence of fans for what is going to be virtually a full season plus a quarter of the 2019-20 campaign - added to the rebate that had to be given to broadcasters due to last term's late finish - is coming at a heavy cost.
"Towards the end of this season we'll get towards £2bn lost since the start of the pandemic in matchday and broadcast revenue," said Masters.
"Clubs have continued to invest in competitive match-day squads and the Premier League has continued to make good all of its contributions throughout the pyramid and wider football.
"But the ramifications are that ultimately if there's less money coming into football, then there'll be less money going out in the short term."
That's West Ham done then.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Best thing that happened to west ham having no fans
I think they've been the biggest beneficiaries, that stadium looks like a toxic place to play as the home team.
Leylo
Player Valuation: £35m
Bloody ell they don't boo as good as us tho lol
Nope, of course not, but they do throw a mean season ticket at the dildo brothers.
TheBigIguana
Player Valuation: £100m
Apparently Barnsley have a £20m buyout option on the loan - like they can afford that lol
Seathestars
Player Valuation: £60m
Could do with Leeds winning today.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
There is 2 cup finals between lower down league teams this weekend including Tranmere - off course the one today should have happened in April but obviously it could not
Today
EFL Trophy 2020 Final - 3pm
Portsmouth v Salford City
Sunday
EFL Trophy 2021 Final - 3pm
Sunderland v Tranmere
Today
EFL Trophy 2020 Final - 3pm
Portsmouth v Salford City
Sunday
EFL Trophy 2021 Final - 3pm
Sunderland v Tranmere
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