English Football is Cancelled

Originally Posted by Chorlton74

un-named at Spurs tested positive.

Jose would publicly shame him, even if dying on a ventilator, if he missed a single training session.

Has to be Ndombele.

Originally Posted by andyroo

Any danger of our game dates been released or are they doing it on a week by week basis.

Also where are the games been played?

Originally Posted by barca99

Any danger of our game dates been released or are they doing it on a week by week basis.

Also where are the games been played?

Football grounds I think.

Originally Posted by AK14

Football grounds I think.

Wouldnt be suprised if they werent tbh

Well you never know what the next "innovative" idea might be.......

Originally Posted by ScarFace

Jose would publicly shame him, even if dying on a ventilator, if he missed a single training session.

Originally Posted by barca99

Wouldnt be suprised if they werent tbh

United v Sheffield United at Wythenshawe Park

United v Burnely at Longford Park athletics track, on the grass in the middle..

Originally Posted by dunk

United v Sheffield United at Wythenshawe Park

United v Burnely at Longford Park athletics track, on the grass in the middle..

Liverpool vs Man City in Aleppo

Originally Posted by andyroo

Liverpool vs Man City in Aleppo

Think Liverpool should play all their games in Minneapolis/Atlanta tbh.

In the Australian Rugby League, they have just restarted the season behind closed doors, fans are able to buy cardboard cut outs of yourself, or seemingly anyone to go in the crowd.

Fair play to the Aussie's they have had some fun with it







https://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/news/sp...a-darker-turn/

I am sure we could have some fun with that if United, or any of the clubs decided to go with the same idea

Cummings, FFS

Originally Posted by thatsfuctit

In the Australian Rugby League, they have just restarted the season behind closed doors, fans are able to buy cardboard cut outs of yourself, or seemingly anyone to go in the crowd.

Fair play to the Aussie's they have had some fun with it







https://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/news/sp...a-darker-turn/

I am sure we could have some fun with that if United, or any of the clubs decided to go with the same idea

My brother says the "Broncos" (whoever they are) appear to be using cardboard cut-outs instead of the players.

Originally Posted by andyroo

My brother says the "Broncos" (whoever they are) appear to be using cardboard cut-outs instead of the players.

The have just been smashed at home by Sydney Roosters 0-59, that probably the equivalent of losing 0-5 or 0-6 at home in football, so fair comment, they got heavily beaten last week too I believe.

5 subs to be allowed, but only 3 stoppages to be allowed for subs. So you've either got to use half time or do a multiple sub or two.

Originally Posted by Switching Off

5 subs to be allowed, but only 3 stoppages to be allowed for subs. So you've either got to use half time or do a multiple sub or two.

Think that's what they've been doing in Germany. As they're the template for the restart that would make sense.

Originally Posted by Switching Off

5 subs to be allowed, but only 3 stoppages to be allowed for subs. So you've either got to use half time or do a multiple sub or two.

how does that work if someone is injured?

Originally Posted by redhegemony

how does that work if someone is injured?

Tough shit I guess.

Originally Posted by Switching Off

Tough shit I guess.

Can't see the clubs buying that. The injured player will end up staying on until the next point.