Brighton 'not in favour' of finishing season at neutral venues

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Football is divided.

The Premiership is sort of ok with behind closed doors games because they still generate income that way, but those outside the Prem need people to get an income.

Anything that’s being suggested to “help” football will have a strong influence of what’s best for the Prem and Sky they don’t give a toss about the rest.

[CAMiller]

Football is divided.

The Premiership is sort of ok with behind closed doors games because they still generate income that way, but those outside the Prem need people to get an income.

Anything that’s being suggested to “help” football will have a strong influence of what’s best for the Prem and Sky they don’t give a toss about the rest.

Money talks. I would bet no players would even consider the farce of what's being suggested if it wasn't for the fact they get paid so handsomely. Baseball is considering the same route. A player who'd played in the one behind closed doors game held about 5 years ago (due to civil unrest in Baltimore) said, "I hated every minute of it, no atmosphere, no adrenaline, no better than a training session. I never want to do it again". Now faced with a 100 game season behind closed doors and getting his $15M v working as a greeter at Walmart for $15/h I wonder which he'll prefer.

[millertop]

About time some grew up.
Brighton have a third player tested positive.
End season now it’s just not going to be safe in the time scale they have set