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Ten Years a Cafite
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Shameful carry-on.
You’ll not walk alone.
Unless if you’re non-necessity human.
Shameful carry-on.
I’d like to see how much the tax man loses out from a 30% cut to players wages. I bet it’s far more than the tax man has to cough up for the furloughed workers. What a double whammy.
@Rado_N mentioned yesterday, it's £60k lost in NI and Tax for every £100k paycut
Holy shit that’s going to hurt across the entire division.
I had a look and a fairly significant chunk of that is the employer's own NI contribution.
We're all getting shafted by this bullshit.
Are you claiming Brugge were mathematical champions of the Belgian league?
Maybe it's easy to say in hindsight but I am quite shocked that the Premier League has no insurance or plans in the event that fixtures could not be fulfilled. Of course it was unlikely but I always assumed that contracts worth millions and millions of pound would automatically include clauses that covered either party in the event of freak occurrences. It was a virus this time but who knows, could have been civil unrest or something like that - very very unlikely but possible.
for those advocating the season is finished BCD, what happens when a portion of your players and staff refuse to cooperate because of safety concerns? What happens if a bunch of them get infected from another player? What’s the legal come back on that if it finishes their careers?
the best thing to do is to dish out the prizes, so flip the league upside down, top 4 becomes relegated and bottom 4 the winners. Seems fair to me
Premier League warns PFA of £762m penalty if season is voided
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52168692
Pr much sums up the financial implications for abandonment
I enjoy your WUMs but that's pretty vile, especially since literally not one of us has suggested that. Really wish you wouldn't say things that are clearly untrue when it's about things as serious as life and deathEvery single Liverpool fan in this thread is adamant about finishing the current season at the expense of everything else (including human life by the looks it) while the rest of the sane world couldn't care less.
It speaks volumes for their fanbase, doesn't it
I think it's been implied.I enjoy your WUMs but that's pretty vile, especially since literally not one of us has suggested that. Really wish you wouldn't say things that are clearly untrue when it's about things as serious as life and death
Premier League warns PFA of £762m penalty if season is voided
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52168692
Pr much sums up the financial implications for abandonment
The Premier League faces a £762m financial penalty if the season does not resume, players have been told.
Such a penalty would apply if broadcasters demanded refunds on games they could not show, the league said during a conference call on Saturday.
Big if in a situation like this, asking for a refund on the cancelled games would be fair enough. But would they really use that as an excuse to try to demand a full refund for all the games?
Unlikely in my opinion, it would be very bad PR for the broadcasters. I also assume they would like to continue their mutually beneficial business relationships with the PL. The most likely scenario would be them and the PL coming to a financial agreement if/when the season gets voided.
Continuing the league even if it puts lives and general health of society in danger? Doubt it, but happy to stand corrected. Even then though, I don’t wanna be put in the same category as someone who has implied that.I think it's been implied.
Trump held a conference call with all the directors of the big sports in America and says he hopes to have fans back in stadiums by August and September. Might serve as a guideline for UK sports.
I don’t think it’ll be safe to start the NFL with fans in attendance early September. What Trump hopes and what’s realistic are probably two things very far off of each other at the moment...Trump held a conference call with all the directors of the big sports in America and says he hopes to have fans back in stadiums by August and September. Might serve as a guideline for UK sports.
I enjoy your WUMs but that's pretty vile, especially since literally not one of us has suggested that. Really wish you wouldn't say things that are clearly untrue when it's about things as serious as life and death
I think it's been implied.
Update from Germany: Bayern Munich will return to the training pitch in groups of four/five on Monday. Other German teams (Dortmund for example) have been back training since last Monday.
That's good news, hope it doesn't backfire.Update from Germany: Bayern Munich will return to the training pitch in groups of four/five on Monday. Other German teams (Dortmund for example) have been back training since last Monday.
It's also sadly irrelevant to England.
To sober up a bit, even if some players got infected - despite of all being tested on beforehand - , the chance for young, healthy people to die from it, would match the risk of dying in the traffic on their way there. Let´s not exaggerate either.Every single Liverpool fan in this thread is adamant about finishing the current season at the expense of everything else (including human life by the looks it) while the rest of the sane world couldn't care less.
It speaks volumes for their fanbase, doesn't it
To sober up a bit, even if some players got infected - despite of all being tested on beforehand - , the chance for young, healthy people to die from it, would match the risk of dying in the traffic on their way there. Let´s not exaggerate either.
To sober up a bit, even if some players got infected - despite of all being tested on beforehand - , the chance for young, healthy people to die from it, would match the risk of dying in the traffic on their way there. Let´s not exaggerate either.
Yes, I absolutely do. I would of course not vote for the league to start up again this, or next month. But to say that football can only be played when there is absolutely no risk involved - for a start, I would never send a group of youngster with a plain to Astana.I don't think you get this whole virus thing
Just void the season and gift Liverpool 80% of the trophy already for the games played. They'll top up the rest themselves.
Yeah, says you.
@Megadrive Man would eat Stevie G's crusty clingons if it meant Liverpool claiming the league title this year. Or so it has been alleged.
Not a chance! That's one slippery bugger.Yeah, says you.
@Megadrive Man would eat Stevie G's crusty clingons if it meant Liverpool claiming the league title this year. Or so it has been alleged.
Won't be much effort on your side though, it will just slip right in.I'm a fussy eater, so might have to draw the line at that!
Yeah I don't see the full value be refunded when we have had 75% of season complete. Premier League should also threaten the broadcasters of going their own route with a streaming service.
A streaming service should replace Sky & BT anyway imo. DAZN has already replaced the major sports channels for football in Canada. It’s the equivalent of about £13 a month for every Premier League, Champions League, Europa League & League Cup game plus more, and other sports on top of that.Yeah I don't see the full value be refunded when we have had 75% of season complete. Premier League should also threaten the broadcasters of going their own route with a streaming service.
Plus would it be the full amount? Or is the 9 games left from each game worth that much? Thought it was 1 billion a season or something. Someone gave the math earlier in this thread that its something like 11million per club.I don't buy the £700 MIllion thing. What exactly are they supposed to do if it's simply not safe enough to play in the UK?
Amen to that, more competition the better.A streaming service should replace Sky & BT anyway imo. DAZN has already replaced the major sports channels for football in Canada. It’s the equivalent of about £13 a month for every Premier League, Champions League, Europa League & League Cup game plus more, and other sports on top of that.
It's amazing at this point people still don't get how this virus works, do some on here literally never watch the news? I bet there's more clued up children than some posting in this thread.
Its an option but i doubt they will need to. Sky and BT's business model for selling their subscriptions relies heavily on PL football being a feature they can offer. Theres no way in my opinion they are going to rock that boat by demanding a full refund for missing out on 25% of the games.