| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by lastempero: 11:25am On May 05, 2020 |
Please world over lets unitenand punish whoever that is responsible for this outbreak. If it's those people that iam suspecting  they will suffer 4 this distortion in our daily life. |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by MrNipplesLover(m): 11:27am On May 05, 2020 |
OBku4:
U never see anything
but, I don see too many naaaaah  1 Like |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by Roman7(m): 11:28am On May 05, 2020 |
bluefilm:
Go and watch something on Netflix.
I don watch too many movies na soccer I wan watch |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by Minemrys: 11:28am On May 05, 2020 |
JerryLegend:
We need premier league back  oga, as e dy like dis any league wey even c0me i go watch. Even if na training sessi0n. |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by playapayaski: 11:29am On May 05, 2020 |
[quote author=Rgade post=89208332]Who gives a hoot about the fans. Let them restart league joor, make investors resume work. All investments have been on hold for several weeks now [/quote Ahhh, investor BJ |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by bluefilm: 11:30am On May 05, 2020 |
Roman7:
I don watch too many movies na soccer I wan watch
Then watch all these past games wey dstv dey show. 1 Like |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by Minemrys: 11:30am On May 05, 2020 |
TriCee:
We don't mind o. We go watch am like that, just make sure say DSTV show am.
I can do with any sort of football match now. lol u dy even talk of match, me i will gladly take training sessi0n if dstv go broadcast am. I no go discriminate. I jux sha want see people dy kick ball. |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by Akaegwu(m): 11:32am On May 05, 2020 |
Football betting, gamblers and scammers association will be holding their weekly prayers against covid-19 virus tomorrow Wednesday 6th of May.
Venue ; Nairaland
Time : 4pm west African time.
Agenda 1; New method of getting 2-3 odds easily
2: New method of scamming gullible ones on
Facebook and telegram
3: strategy for killing Corona in betting
Shops.
Please come fasting.
This agendas will be discussed after the prayer. COME ONE COME ALL |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by Sharon221(m): 11:56am On May 05, 2020 |
We know that already
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| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by GeneralPula: 11:57am On May 05, 2020 |
rheether:
Things are bleeped up. I tell you |
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| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by Danny50: 12:11pm On May 05, 2020 |
Blossomfirst:
Now my boyfriend can now focus on Jesus not football All work without play makes jack a dull boy.. |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by 21cents: 12:12pm On May 05, 2020 |
Kingberbatov:
FA should void the season and think of how to start 2020/2021 season
Playing games in neutral grounds will be too stressful and difficult for the weaker teams pray tell, what's the essence of voiding the present season only to start 2020/2021 season again? shouldn't they complete the present since the next season will definitely start? |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by Sleekmilan01(m): 12:26pm On May 05, 2020 |
Just give us something,anything
We will accept
I.need to shout goal and insults some players 1 Like |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by Farki: 12:30pm On May 05, 2020 |
Blossomfirst:
Now my boyfriend can now focus on Jesus not football |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by Nobody: 12:30pm On May 05, 2020 |
Tissaia:
I don't know anything about football
So I will not comment people who do not want to make comments don’t make comments about not making comments. |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by Kimply: 12:42pm On May 05, 2020 |
WWE is already doing their live shows every week without fans, i guess the football world can also do same and still survive. |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by SirWarlock: 1:14pm On May 05, 2020 |
MrNipplesLover:
No fan would wanna risk his precious life cos of a football match. Funny but if they were allowed to they would turn up in droves  3 Likes |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by Bahamas95(m): 1:17pm On May 05, 2020 |
Nothing on earth excites me more than watching a live match, not even my bae's wet pussssy.
Thunder fire COVID-19 for putting football on suspension! 
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| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by Dollabiz: 2:10pm On May 05, 2020 |
hmmm |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by CentVickBlog: 2:34pm On May 05, 2020 |
ogbiwa:
Football Association chairman Greg Clarke has said it is hard to see fans returning to matches "any time soon".
If the Premier League and Football League seasons resume, those matches will be played behind closed doors.
The Premier League is also preparing for the possibility of playing the 2020-21 season without fans.
"The reality is that we just don't know how things are going to pan out," Clarke wrote in a letter to the FA governing council.
"But with social distancing in place for some time to come we do face substantial changes to the whole football ecosystem.
"For example it's hard to foresee crowds of fans - who are the lifeblood of the game - returning to matches any time soon."
Clarke warned of an FA budget cut of £75m this year, with a "worst-case scenario" of a £300m deficit over the next four years impacting "every area of the game".
Is there a split between Premier League clubs?
Top-flight clubs have been told that using up to 10 neutral stadiums will be the only way to complete the season.
Brighton say they are "not in favour" of using neutral venues because it may affect the "integrity" of the league.
Clubs near the bottom of the table feel it is unfair to play in such different conditions when at risk of relegation.
A growing number of Premier League clubs are open to playing the remaining fixtures at neutral venues but with the threat of relegation removed.
A larger 23-team division has been suggested, with three teams added from the Championship. But with an already crowded calendar, that is not an option currently being considered by the Premier League.
The BBC has learned the Premier League fears six or seven clubs are opposed to neutral stadiums.
But there is also a sense that within that group there are disagreements over how they want the season to end.
The neutral stadium proposal needs 14 out of 20 clubs to vote in favour for it to be adopted.
What next?
Prime Minister Boris Johnson will reveal his "roadmap" out of lockdown on Sunday and that means that the Premier League's next meeting will be delayed until next week.
What are we up to with 'Project Restart'?
The Premier League has been suspended since 13 March because of the coronavirus pandemic but all clubs are committed to playing the 92 remaining fixtures of the 2019-20 season if and when safe to do so.
Plans to resume the league have been labelled 'Project Restart'. The league is hopeful of a potential 8 June restart and finishing at the end of July to fit in with Uefa's European competition plans. This would require full training to begin by 18 May.
In addition to the neutral venues, the league would also need up to 40,000 tests for players and staff if plans to play the outstanding games behind closed doors are pursued.
On Friday, after their most recent meeting by video conference, Premier League clubs reiterated a commitment to resuming the season "when safe and appropriate to do so".
What about players returning to training?
A number of clubs reopened their training grounds for individual training last week.
If full training is resumed before social distancing rules are relaxed, BBC Sport understands players will be tested for coronavirus twice a week and would be screened for symptoms every day.
In addition, players must arrive at training grounds in kit and wear masks at all times.
What has been the reaction from players?
Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero has said players are "scared" about the prospect of returning to action. Team-mate Kevin de Bruyne added: "I don't think people are really afraid for themselves, but for their family. That is mainly the problem for many people."
Brighton striker Glenn Murray, meanwhile, says some proposed protocols around the Premier League's return to action, such as wearing face masks, are "farcical".
What have clubs said?
Only a few clubs have spoken publicly.
In addition to Brighton's chief executive Paul Barber, Southampton chief executive Martin Semmens told BBC Radio Solent that it would not be appropriate for the Premier League to plan for an immediate return.
Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish has said the protocols in place would "render Premier League football one of the safest places in society to co-exist".
Writing in the Sunday Times, he added that the issues facing football could be in place for months and affect next season so "the more we can work out now, the better chance we have of coming out of this with the game we all love in position to recover over time".
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/52528124
Xavi Reveals When Barcelona Captain, Messi Will Retire From Football |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by CentVickBlog: 2:35pm On May 05, 2020 |
ogbiwa:
Football Association chairman Greg Clarke has said it is hard to see fans returning to matches "any time soon".
If the Premier League and Football League seasons resume, those matches will be played behind closed doors.
The Premier League is also preparing for the possibility of playing the 2020-21 season without fans.
"The reality is that we just don't know how things are going to pan out," Clarke wrote in a letter to the FA governing council.
"But with social distancing in place for some time to come we do face substantial changes to the whole football ecosystem.
"For example it's hard to foresee crowds of fans - who are the lifeblood of the game - returning to matches any time soon."
Clarke warned of an FA budget cut of £75m this year, with a "worst-case scenario" of a £300m deficit over the next four years impacting "every area of the game".
Is there a split between Premier League clubs?
Top-flight clubs have been told that using up to 10 neutral stadiums will be the only way to complete the season.
Brighton say they are "not in favour" of using neutral venues because it may affect the "integrity" of the league.
Clubs near the bottom of the table feel it is unfair to play in such different conditions when at risk of relegation.
A growing number of Premier League clubs are open to playing the remaining fixtures at neutral venues but with the threat of relegation removed.
A larger 23-team division has been suggested, with three teams added from the Championship. But with an already crowded calendar, that is not an option currently being considered by the Premier League.
The BBC has learned the Premier League fears six or seven clubs are opposed to neutral stadiums.
But there is also a sense that within that group there are disagreements over how they want the season to end.
The neutral stadium proposal needs 14 out of 20 clubs to vote in favour for it to be adopted.
What next?
Prime Minister Boris Johnson will reveal his "roadmap" out of lockdown on Sunday and that means that the Premier League's next meeting will be delayed until next week.
What are we up to with 'Project Restart'?
The Premier League has been suspended since 13 March because of the coronavirus pandemic but all clubs are committed to playing the 92 remaining fixtures of the 2019-20 season if and when safe to do so.
Plans to resume the league have been labelled 'Project Restart'. The league is hopeful of a potential 8 June restart and finishing at the end of July to fit in with Uefa's European competition plans. This would require full training to begin by 18 May.
In addition to the neutral venues, the league would also need up to 40,000 tests for players and staff if plans to play the outstanding games behind closed doors are pursued.
On Friday, after their most recent meeting by video conference, Premier League clubs reiterated a commitment to resuming the season "when safe and appropriate to do so".
What about players returning to training?
A number of clubs reopened their training grounds for individual training last week.
If full training is resumed before social distancing rules are relaxed, BBC Sport understands players will be tested for coronavirus twice a week and would be screened for symptoms every day.
In addition, players must arrive at training grounds in kit and wear masks at all times.
What has been the reaction from players?
Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero has said players are "scared" about the prospect of returning to action. Team-mate Kevin de Bruyne added: "I don't think people are really afraid for themselves, but for their family. That is mainly the problem for many people."
Brighton striker Glenn Murray, meanwhile, says some proposed protocols around the Premier League's return to action, such as wearing face masks, are "farcical".
What have clubs said?
Only a few clubs have spoken publicly.
In addition to Brighton's chief executive Paul Barber, Southampton chief executive Martin Semmens told BBC Radio Solent that it would not be appropriate for the Premier League to plan for an immediate return.
Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish has said the protocols in place would "render Premier League football one of the safest places in society to co-exist".
Writing in the Sunday Times, he added that the issues facing football could be in place for months and affect next season so "the more we can work out now, the better chance we have of coming out of this with the game we all love in position to recover over time".
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/52528124
Xavi Reveals When Barcelona Captain, Messi Will Retire From Football https://centvick..com/2020/05/xavi-reveals-when-barcelona-captain.html?m=1 |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by liverpool72(m): 2:57pm On May 05, 2020 |
Blossomfirst:
Now my boyfriend can now focus on Jesus not football boyfriend by this time,hian. |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by enemyofprogress: 3:41pm On May 05, 2020 |
No problem at all as long as Liverpool no win the league
Dominique I love you |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by enemyofprogress: 3:43pm On May 05, 2020 |
Blossomfirst:
Now my boyfriend can now focus on Jesus not football so you get Jesus and you still dey cheat with a boyfriend? |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by EbukaHades10(m): 5:18pm On May 05, 2020 |
mediocre:
Just cancel the season lads. Football without fans in the stadium? That's nonsense Say they cancel this season, will they cancel next season too? Make una no dey use sentiment dey talk rubbish |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by EbukaHades10(m): 5:19pm On May 05, 2020 |
enemyofprogress:
No problem at all as long as Liverpool no win the league
Dominique I love you 
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| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by EbukaHades10(m): 5:21pm On May 05, 2020 |
21cents:
pray tell, what's the essence of voiding the present season only to start 2020/2021 season again? shouldn't they complete the present since the next season will definitely start? Abi. The way the rest of this season plays out is the way they'll know how to play next season |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by mediocre(m): 5:22pm On May 05, 2020 |
EbukaHades10:
Say they cancel this season, will they cancel next season too?
Make una no dey use sentiment dey talk rubbish Eredivisie and Ligue 1 that canceled their season. Did they cancel next season  . Liverpool fans smh |
| Re: Fans May Not Be Returning To Football Matches Anytime Soon- FA Chairman by Nobody: 5:22pm On May 05, 2020 |
Blossomfirst:
Now my boyfriend can now focus on Jesus not football On your p*ssy, you say football. |
