Well this would have to be the end. My heart breaksUh oh, the Zlat.
Reports of a snapped Achilles.
Father Time is undefeated.Uh oh, the Zlat.
Reports of a snapped Achilles.
Uh oh, the Zlat.
Reports of a snapped Achilles.
Well this would have to be the end. My heart breaks
Pretty sure 'Achilles' is what he calls the tree branch that was blocking the view of his back yard from the kitchen window.Father Time is undefeated.
nsfw tag next time pleaseIt looks like someone has really been missing @Bluto Blutarsky during this quarantine period.
Thoughts and prayers that they pull through.
Reports that the constellation will be renamed after Zlatan are premature. Seems its just a calf injury.Uh oh, the Zlat.
Reports of a snapped Achilles.
I keep hearing that it will be pushed to 6/26, but hoping for 6/19. I need sports that matter again.Woohoo! Premier League televised schedule on return (all times EST)...
Sounds like they're shooting for a 6/19 restart.
- Saturday - 7am, 9am, 11am, 1pm, 3pm
- Sunday - 7am, 9am, 11am, 1pm, 3pm
- Tuesday - 1pm, 3pm
- Wednesday - 1pm, 3pm
I have next to no enthusiasm for this at all.... I think Liverpool ruined the season more than corona did.Woohoo! Premier League televised schedule on return (all times EST)...
Sounds like they're shooting for a 6/19 restart.
- Saturday - 7am, 9am, 11am, 1pm, 3pm
- Sunday - 7am, 9am, 11am, 1pm, 3pm
- Tuesday - 1pm, 3pm
- Wednesday - 1pm, 3pm
Saturday - 12 noon, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm, 8pm
Sunday - 12 noon, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm, 8pm.
Tuesday - 6pm, 8pm
Wednesday - 6pm, 8pm
Have you seen anything about what grounds they are planning to use? I am curious about how they will be shipping these footballers about.Looks like quite a few games will be played at neutral grounds, including all of Liverpool's home games.
So, it sounds like those 3 grounds won't be used.Home and away matches look most likely for the vast majority of games, BBC Sport understands - with a few high-profile games at neutral venues at the request of the police. A number of clubs have expressed their opposition to the concept of using neutral grounds, including Brighton, West Ham and Crystal Palace.
Not sure why they are to be honest. The UK has handled social distancing miles better than the US, with the exception of the Tory MPs. Just sounds like more footballing supporter bias to me, which is still very prevalent in British society.At this point, still just planning. They are obviously concerned over supporters gathering outside big matches, derbies, etc.. Plus everyone knows those lousy Pool fans gonna be running amok thumping their chests, scum
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Similar concerns in Germany have not materialized, but who knows how the English supporters will react? It may well be bias against football supporters. Personally, I can see these yahoos showing up outside the venues whether home or at a neutral site. Before the shut-down, when there was talk of playing champions league games in empty stadiums, I know many British fans were claiming they would still travel to the away games and do their normal away game stuff outside the venue. Hard do say if they really would have, but that was the common online sentiment.Not sure why they are to be honest. The UK has handled social distancing miles better than the US, with the exception of the Tory MPs. Just sounds like more footballing supporter bias to me, which is still very prevalent in British society.At this point, still just planning. They are obviously concerned over supporters gathering outside big matches, derbies, etc.. Plus everyone knows those lousy Pool fans gonna be running amok thumping their chests, scum
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Looks like quite a few games will be played at neutral grounds, including all of Liverpool's home games.
That and their first title in 30 years may be why they are avoiding Anfield. Yes its probably a letdown at this point, but it wouldnt surprise me if they did get out to celebrate.Not sure why they are to be honest. The UK has handled social distancing miles better than the US, with the exception of the Tory MPs. Just sounds like more footballing supporter bias to me, which is still very prevalent in British society.
I'm sure there will be some blerts going around, like always. I saw idiots driving to the beach on Memorial Day, because apparently we are safe now. Not to mention churches are going to open because, you know, Jesus prevents the virus. Or looting a Target because a 49" flat screen keeps the Corona away.That and their first title in 30 years may be why they are avoiding Anfield. Yes its probably a letdown at this point, but it wouldnt surprise me if they did get out to celebrate.
May 29, 1985 will be a date never forgotten in the city of Liverpool and among Liverpool fans. Nor should it be. The 39 people who died at Heysel will always be remembered:
Rocco Acerra (29)
Bruno Balli (50)
Alfons Bos (35)
Giancarlo Bruschera (21)
Andrea Casula (11)
Giovanni Casula (44)
Nino Cerullo (24)
Willy Chielens (41)
Giuseppina Conti (17)
Dirk Daenecky (38)
Dionisio Fabbro (51)
Jacques François (45)
Eugenio Gagliano (35)
Francesco Galli (25)
Giancarlo Gonnelli (20)
Alberto Guarini (21)
Giovacchino Landini (50)
Roberto Lorentini (31)
Barbara Lusci (58)
Franco Martelli (22)
Loris Messore (28)
Gianni Mastroiaco (20)
Sergio Bastino Mazzino (38)
Luciano Rocco Papaluca (38)
Luigi Pidone (31)
Benito Pistolato (50)
Patrick Radcliffe (38)
Domenico Ragazzi (44)
Antonio Ragnanese (49)
Claude Robert (27)
Mario Ronchi (43)
Domenico Russo (28)
Tarcisio Salvi (49)
Gianfranco Sarto (47)
Amedeo Giuseppe Spolaore (55)
Mario Spanu (41)
Tarcisio Venturin (23)
Jean Michel Walla (32)
Claudio Zavaroni (28).
Rest In Peace.
I get the Liverpool choices, to an extent, as I noted above. But the others?@LauraScott__: While it will remain under review, PL fixtures moving to neutral venues, at the request of forces, are:
- Man City v Liverpool; Man City v Newcastle; Man Utd v Sheffield Utd
- Newcastle v Liverpool
- Everton v Liverpool + the game in which Liverpool could secure the league title
It's a north v south of England thing, been going on for 50+ years.I get the Liverpool choices, to an extent, as I noted above. But the others?
Other then the battle for 5th and a potential CL spot (or even 4th if Chelsea faulters), not sure why neutral grounds for United v Sheffield?
Also not sure why City vs Newcastle would need one too?
Typically they wouldn't schedule City and United at home on the same day, but maybe that's why?
Not sure I get your point. Manchester, Liverpool, Sheffield and Newcastle are the north. Not one of those mentioned in the post I responded to are "south."It's a north v south of England thing, been going on for 50+ years.
The governing body is in the south, and so is the guy they put in charge.Not sure I get your point. Manchester, Liverpool, Sheffield and Newcastle are the north. Not one of those mentioned in the post I responded to are "south."
Very Game of Thrones...The governing body is in the south, and so is the guy they put in charge.
Yup, good point. We could probably add 200 pages to this thread going into all the nuances and details, but not sure I have it in me. Lots of tribalism, lots of Thatcher-isms, lots of Tory v Labour etc etc etc...Very Game of Thrones...
no need, we know it all ends with a let down... in so many waysYup, good point. We could probably add 200 pages to this thread going into all the nuances and details, but not sure I have it in me. Lots of tribalism, lots of Thatcher-isms, lots of Tory v Labour etc etc etc...
Isn't this all due to local police concerned about home supporters gathering outside the stadium? I don't think it has anything to do with how competitive the games are. Manchester police don't want to deal with United or City home games it seems.I get the Liverpool choices, to an extent, as I noted above. But the others?@LauraScott__: While it will remain under review, PL fixtures moving to neutral venues, at the request of forces, are:
- Man City v Liverpool; Man City v Newcastle; Man Utd v Sheffield Utd
- Newcastle v Liverpool
- Everton v Liverpool + the game in which Liverpool could secure the league title
Other then the battle for 5th and a potential CL spot (or even 4th if Chelsea faulters), not sure why neutral grounds for United v Sheffield?
Also not sure why City vs Newcastle would need one too?
Typically they wouldn't schedule City and United at home on the same day, but maybe that's why?
That's part of it. Mayor Joe Bitter BlueNose didn't help either.Isn't this all due to local police concerned about home supporters gathering outside the stadium? I don't think it has anything to do with how competitive the games are. Manchester police don't want to deal with United or City home games it seems.
Supposedly. But why only those teams? And City doesn't have any fans....Isn't this all due to local police concerned about home supporters gathering outside the stadium? I don't think it has anything to do with how competitive the games are. Manchester police don't want to deal with United or City home games it seems.
Every game will be like a home game for CitySupposedly. But why only those teams? And City doesn't have any fans....
I guess I'm just assuming other locations are not concerned, believe they can deal with it, don't expect fans to show up (as has been the case in Germany) ...Supposedly. But why only those teams? And City doesn't have any fans....
The last season has sucked!no need, we know it all ends with a let down... in so many ways
Just saw statements from Merseyside and Greater Manchester police that they had zero concerns with playing all games on home grounds.Isn't this all due to local police concerned about home supporters gathering outside the stadium? I don't think it has anything to do with how competitive the games are. Manchester police don't want to deal with United or City home games it seems.
Mario Gomez is another example, with if memory serves a choice between Spain and Germany.That’s a hell of a choice. I’ve seen players with the choice between smaller countries and a power, but between those two ... wow.
Like those countries will ever win a world cup in his lifetime.Mario Gomez is another example, with if memory serves a choice between Spain and Germany.