Don`t worry about it , its not important , as long as Liverpool win the league .
Could they void the PL due to the Coronavirus? | No | Resuming June 17th
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At this stage I'd nearly celebrate Liverpool lifting the trophy myself if it meant I could walk on to a pitch and play ninety minutes again.
The longer it goes on the less I care about watching football and the more I just want to play again
The longer it goes on the less I care about watching football and the more I just want to play again
Sums the scousers up.
Offended by eveything, ashamed of nothing.
We get Rashford back who we'd otherwise have been without for most of the season.
Which you could also argue is unfair and not in the name of integrity if you wanted to..
So if the league cannot be continued and decided on ppg, what about fa cup? Is that just gonna be just swept under the rug cause the scouse are out of it?
ah yes, Owen saying the Atletico players would be in shellshock in awe of the team they just turfed out out the CL
What's that exchange actually about?
I clicked into it and there's a premier league statement that sort of says nothing
One of many questions to answer!
Let's see how they sort relegation out first when they finally get it into their heads there won't be any more games played.
Yeah. Not fair is it? Ighalo bang in form. Rash not played in months.
I mean if you read this thread, you would know what the majority of the fanbase on here would rather.
https://www.redcafe.net/threads/cl-...ying-in-el-and-liverpool-losing-title.453795/
I`ve just edited my post , it is gobshites you have to punch into google maps , I didn`t realise you needed the `s` on the end but you obviously do cos there is so many of them.
ah yes, Owen saying the Atletico players would be in shellshock in awe of the team they just turfed out out the CL
Fair play to Danny Rose for what he has said
I’ll be the one to ask it, what’s he said? He hates Newcastle aswell as Spurs?
It's on Sportbible on Insta
'The Governments saying bring back football to boost the morale of the nation, I don't give a feck about the nations mood. Peoples lives are at risk! Football shouldn't be spoken about till the numbers have dropped massively. It's bollocks' Danny Rose
'The Governments saying bring back football to boost the morale of the nation, I don't give a feck about the nations mood. Peoples lives are at risk! Football shouldn't be spoken about till the numbers have dropped massively. It's bollocks' Danny Rose
He said void the cl, health before football then got all defensive when someone asked him if the thinks it should be the same for the prem
What sort of form will Ighalo be in 2months after last playing?
Also to make a prediction about how this virus will evolve is also silly. Scientists have a general consensus that we don't know enough about this virus to make predictions about what will happen in a months time.
fair play to him. Well done.
personally no one I know gives two hoots about football. Yes, we would all rather be watching a match on the weekend, but aside from the obvious, I’d much rather be working and spending time with my family.
this idea that playing glorified friendlies that 90% of people don’t want to watch is going to lift the mood of the nation is utter BS.
The point is as a United fan it's not self serving to want to season voided as United lose out.
I don't know but we've been paying for him for two months and he's not played and now he's going back to his parent club and leaving us with an unfit Rashford and an option down.
How is that fair and how does that not make a mockery of the rest of the season?
Seemed to be in great form after coming in Jan having not played for a while
Going back in July.
Let's see if there's actually any games still played out before worrying too much. The smart money is still on it being too difficult.
Isn't Rashford recovered by now? Surely he'd be ready by June 1st?
Also If Rashford is back, the we have our options.
Lastly, the rest of the league season is a complete mockery, no matter what way it ends: covid19 wasn't fair. Life isn't fair. Not being able to hold onto Igalho is way down on the list for fairness!
I agree with him 100%. Especially if that also means Liverpool* get denied the title.
You see I thought the idea was for St Georges Park to do that e.g. you play fixtures like Villa/Wolves and Man. United/Leicester there. Got hotels on site and plenty of training pitches.
Don't know if there's a training ground like that in the south, do Chelsea or Spurs have a team hotel on their training ground?
I don't really get why half the teams would get to play on their home ground and other half couldn't. If you're playing BCD either play all games at the home teams's ground to at least get a small sense of "normality" or every single team has to play at a neutral venue so none has an advantage.
Of course security is an issue I get that particuarly if lockdown is further reduced in June/July.
Yes, this is true, but dare I remind you and others that this is not a neutral football forum online with equal treatment for all clubs and fans, this is a Manchester United forum, and I think some of the liverpool* fans on here are forgetting that they don't have the freedom to swan around arguing or taking the piss because the title is nearly* won...
Come on Klopper, you have to see that if liverpool fc had a big forum like the caf, and they had Man Utd fans on there, it would be the same there as it is here, and rightfully so. They could and should be able to keep united fans to a respectful behaviour policy or something, which is what is being broken here on the caf at the moment by a certain number of scousers.
I wouldn't even want to spend much time on a liverpool forum anyway, let alone have the mentality of a few of the relentless arguing liverpool fans in this thread.
I'm still surprised the staff on here haven't done more to keep this thread and some of the repetitive unsavoury posting to a minimum at times.
This forum is easily one of the best around for general football chat imo. United's global pull around the world helps which is evident with the fans on here from Italy, Spain and Germany who contribute to those leagues threads. Then you have guys like @Gio (Rangers fan) in the euro 96 thread making fantastic analysis on the way football was played at the time.
When I first joined I did post a little in the general United forum but quickly realised that really shouldn't be a place for a non-United fan to be posting huge amounts but don't see the issue on this forum, take it as a compliment as you say.
Will have a look to see what the general football forum on chairboys.net is like tomorrow.
I don't know if it's a hotel as such but we have some form of accomodation as i remember hearing AVB was regularly staying there.
On Skysports there was an article about null and void of CL and lots of the Liverpool cnuts wanted it to be voided but they don't need PL to be voided.
There were comments like Liverpool PL and CL champions 2020/2021. There Liverpool hypocrite morons live in a different world.
There were comments like Liverpool PL and CL champions 2020/2021. There Liverpool hypocrite morons live in a different world.
Hard to see any teams that can still get relegated agreeing to start playing again. It will be interest to see if the players want to start playing again.
I see myself more like a sophisticated Jason Statham.
The 'Dumb' Star very illuminating risposte.
Chelsea actually have two hotels on site, or at least two buildings that have hotel accommodation.
Be better off using somewhere like Reading, the Madejski has a full hotel in the stand at one end; it’s also not in the middle of a city and the majority of what surrounds it is retail/business parks that have been shutdown for weeks. Plus, easy access from M4.
In front of 80,000+ of their own fans. It may not have been their Stadium but it was hardly neutral.
20 football clubs with 20 different agendas.
Hundreds of players happy to be paid a fortune to sit at home.
A football hierarchy that are mostly interested in covering their backsides against potential financial lawsuits.
Not a simple riddle.
Hundreds of players happy to be paid a fortune to sit at home.
A football hierarchy that are mostly interested in covering their backsides against potential financial lawsuits.
Not a simple riddle.
A really interesting discussion posted on Sky with CEO Richard Masters.
The crux for me; there is no agreement about training let alone matches. Any return will be instep with government advice. They have discussed curtailment as a contingency, discussions are confidential.
Ultimately, if the can't agree they will run out of time, even if COVID permits time.
It seems they haven't even consulted players yet.
Do players have the ability to veto a return if they are not comfortable?
"That's a hypothetical situation. We are not anticipating it and, obviously, what we are trying to do through all the discussions we're having through the medical groups and with government with their medical advisors is create the safest possible environment for a return to training for players, for managers, for their coaches and the other staff that need to be involved.
"So we think we are going to be able to create that safe environment. But we need to talk to players about it. So as I said earlier, it is right the players voice their concerns. It is right that they will have concerns and questions and we need to hear those first."
https://www.skysports.com/football/...return-dates-discussed-by-ceo-richard-masters
The crux for me; there is no agreement about training let alone matches. Any return will be instep with government advice. They have discussed curtailment as a contingency, discussions are confidential.
Ultimately, if the can't agree they will run out of time, even if COVID permits time.
It seems they haven't even consulted players yet.
Do players have the ability to veto a return if they are not comfortable?
"That's a hypothetical situation. We are not anticipating it and, obviously, what we are trying to do through all the discussions we're having through the medical groups and with government with their medical advisors is create the safest possible environment for a return to training for players, for managers, for their coaches and the other staff that need to be involved.
"So we think we are going to be able to create that safe environment. But we need to talk to players about it. So as I said earlier, it is right the players voice their concerns. It is right that they will have concerns and questions and we need to hear those first."
https://www.skysports.com/football/...return-dates-discussed-by-ceo-richard-masters