just cancel the games ffsMeanwhile over 100 players in the EFL test positive this week, on top of the 40 Prem players
Not just a shit beer: Corona and football
Third post but the FA are considering using a coin toss to decide who goes through in women's FA Cup games which have had to be cancelled due to covid just cancel the games ffs
Meanwhile over 100 players in the EFL test positive this week, on top of the 40 Prem players
just cancel the games ffsMeanwhile over 100 players in the EFL test positive this week, on top of the 40 Prem players
Nuno fears stopping football again would spark Super League
https://www.theguardian.com/football/20 ... dApp_Other
I can see that happening tbf
https://www.theguardian.com/football/20 ... dApp_Other
I can see that happening tbf
Villa v Spurs is off cos of covid, now Villa v Eveton looks in doubt cos the training ground still isn't allowed to open.That's their good form ruined.
When are they gonna play these games? They'll have to cram them in to the already packed schedule and play 3/4 games a week for a while cos the Prem won't let them finish the season later. It'd impact the Euros too. Fucked.
When are they gonna play these games? They'll have to cram them in to the already packed schedule and play 3/4 games a week for a while cos the Prem won't let them finish the season later. It'd impact the Euros too. Fucked.
Sign of the times: why English clubs are turning to high-interest US loans
https://www.theguardian.com/football/20 ... t-us-loans
Despite the Prem's vast riches clubs are having to go to yank loan sharks for much needed cash
https://www.theguardian.com/football/20 ... t-us-loans
Despite the Prem's vast riches clubs are having to go to yank loan sharks for much needed cash
Manchester United borrow £60m as net debt rises amid Covid-19 pandemic
https://www.theguardian.com/football/20 ... d-pandemic
https://www.theguardian.com/football/20 ... d-pandemic
This is what happens when your club is leveraged to the hilt, and run on a debt model.Sid wrote: ↑1 day agoManchester United borrow £60m as net debt rises amid Covid-19 pandemic
https://www.theguardian.com/football/20 ... d-pandemic
We can thank Jp mcmanus, fergie for not speaking out at the time of the buyout, the pl for allowing the purchase, and obviously the star prize goes to the glazers for the leaving us in the current shit show the club is run in.
Ingenious move really, purchased the biggest sports franchise in the world, with a debt backed against the club without having to put a single penny of their own money into the deal.