Fans to return...

[City Man]

There is going to have a point when fans have to be let back into stadiums, if not, like with many companies, clubs will go bust and the long term implications will be catastrophic. A balance is going to have to be found, or people being out of work because of it is going to have a bigger social impact than the virus itself.

Would that be such a thing?

It's about time the over- inflated football bubble burst, and a cheaper, more enjoyable sport ushered back in.

Ban live football tv coverage, and watch the EFL prosper, and football recover its health.

It might even become interesting again. .

 

[City Man]

More to do round there than around here. Which is why they get more tourists.

It's nearer London.

Basta.

 

[tigerscanada]

Let's be honest, it's either watching the Canaries or tractor-spotting in that neck of the woods- nowt else to do there.

Lots of broads no ?

 

[Barchullona]

Would that be such a thing?

It's about time the over- inflated football bubble burst, and a cheaper, more enjoyable sport ushered back in.

Ban live football tv coverage, and watch the EFL prosper, and football recover its health.

It might even become interesting again. .

Would love to see that. Unfortunately it won't happen as it needs to happen world wide.

 

[Barchullona]

It's nearer London.

Basta.

On that basis Hull should get more tourists than York. And a hell of a lot more than Edinburgh.

 

[City Man]

On that basis Hull should get more tourists than York. And a hell of a lot more than Edinburgh.

Using your skewed theory Shoeburyness would get more tourists than Norwich.

 

[City Man]

Would love to see that. Unfortunately it won't happen as it needs to happen world wide.

It can happen, as most countries are the same as others with fans in stadia (or stadiums as some people call them).

 

[Large Elephant]

I will pm you.

Can the info not be shared? Something to hide?

 

[Barchullona]

Using your skewed theory Shoeburyness would get more tourists than Norwich.

Yours was the skewed logic that the nearer you are to London the more visitors you get.

 

[City Man]

Yours was the skewed logic that the nearer you are to London the more visitors you get.

No need to get abusive.

 

[Barchullona]

It can happen, as most countries are the same as others with fans in stadia (or stadiums as some people call them).

Yes, but there are millions all round the world willing to pay money to watch clubs they have no connection with from the comfort of their sofa. You can't put the genie back in the bottle unfortunately.

 

[Barchullona]

No need to get abusive.

If you are not careful I will omit the full stop.

 

[Chazz Rheinhold]

And this is allowed
Cheers mods

 

[originallambrettaman]

And this is allowed
Cheers mods

One page of drivel so far, yours wasn’t moved until it hit four pages. Got to be consistent.

 

[City Man]

Yes, but there are millions all round the world willing to pay money to watch clubs they have no connection with from the comfort of their sofa. You can't put the genie back in the bottle unfortunately.

You may say I'm a dreamer but I'm not the only one

 

[Mr Hatem]

You may say I'm a dreamer but I'm not the only one

... and no religion too.

 

[John Ex Aberdeen now E.R.]

Would that be such a thing?

It's about time the over- inflated football bubble burst, and a cheaper, more enjoyable sport ushered back in.

Ban live football tv coverage, and watch the EFL prosper, and football recover its health.

It might even become interesting again. .

The problem with that is that where the over-inflated football is, is in the EPL and to some degree in the Championship. These clubs are unlikely to go under as they get the TV money.. Clubs in the lower leagues are the ones that will suffer, and for them to go out of business IMO would be a crying shame.

I do agree that this pandemic is likely to have an effect on the top to leagues also, which is no bad thing, but it is the lower leagues they are the most vulnerable.

 

[City Man]

The problem with that is that where the over-inflated football is, is in the EPL and to some degree in the Championship. These clubs are unlikely to go under as they get the TV money.. Clubs in the lower leagues are the ones that will suffer, and for them to go out of business IMO would be a crying shame.

I do agree that this pandemic is likely to have an effect on the top to leagues also, which is no bad thing, but it is the lower leagues they are the most vulnerable.

Solution: defund Sky & BT. They're the ones driving the problems in football.

 

[John Ex Aberdeen now E.R.]

Solution: defund Sky & BT. They're the ones driving the problems in football.

In an ideal world, maybe, but in reality, its the marketplace, and companies will pay wherever they feel is necessary.

 

[Trumpton Tiger.]

Can the info not be shared? Something to hide?

You start then.....