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comment by Aye (U3245)
posted 29 minutes ago
447 dead in Scotland that is...
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Too many😒
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52242083
Haven't really been following what's been going on at Barca recently (surprisingly enough).
Does '..we cannot reverse the way the club is managed in the face of important challenges in the future, especially in the post-pandemic era...' indicate the club won't, or will, be spending big money in forthcoming transfer windows, or is this not really anything to do with that?
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It's good friday, everyone too busy giving praise to Jah.
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comment by Lexington 125.2 (U8879)
posted 2 hours, 30 minutes ago
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52242083
Haven't really been following what's been going on at Barca recently (surprisingly enough).
Does '..we cannot reverse the way the club is managed in the face of important challenges in the future, especially in the post-pandemic era...' indicate the club won't, or will, be spending big money in forthcoming transfer windows, or is this not really anything to do with that?
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They can't spend money and will probably have to sell. Barca have a huge wage bill and are more dependant on match day income than many clubs. Obviously sponsors are not going to be giving the money when their logos are not in display. Barca don't have a Kroenke who can a loss for a season.
Bets they try to lo-ball us over Auba this summer then?
Can they afford to meet his demands though?
Taking Lacazette as well?
I dunno.
The UK has recorded its worst daily fatality rate yet during the coronavirus crisis, a higher number in a single day than any experienced by Italy or Spain.
A record 980 people were announced to have died in UK hospitals in the preceding 24 hours, taking the total to 8,958.
'In hospitals...'
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BBC
The football season in England should only resume once all players have been tested for coronavirus, says the chief executive of the League Managers' Association (LMA).
But Richard Bevan told BBC Sport "tests must be made available first" to NHS workers and patients.
"Once that's happened, by all means let's access it in sport," he added.
At the very minimum.
They should also have to include coaching staff, backroom staff, club doctors, all hospitality staff, drivers, broadcasting crews, reporters...
So when are they going to have availability of enough testing kits to be able to do this then?
comment by Lexington 125.2 (U8879)
posted 1 hour, 5 minutes ago
BBC
The football season in England should only resume once all players have been tested for coronavirus, says the chief executive of the League Managers' Association (LMA).
But Richard Bevan told BBC Sport "tests must be made available first" to NHS workers and patients.
"Once that's happened, by all means let's access it in sport," he added.
At the very minimum.
They should also have to include coaching staff, backroom staff, club doctors, all hospitality staff, drivers, broadcasting crews, reporters...
So when are they going to have availability of enough testing kits to be able to do this then?
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Gov has the kits. Just lack the infrastructure around it that football has with private healthcare. For example all clubs at the top level have doctors and physios as employees who can carry out the tests. Private labs already saying they can do 100k tests a day by the time football will be ready to go behind close doors. Possibly June/July.
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52255071
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52094391
10/10
Question 2 might stump a few here though
Did that this morning, got 10. Got to #5 on the Spurs one.
The Henry/Ramsey appearance one made me think a little. Easy quiz though
comment by Aye (U3245)
posted 6 hours, 30 minutes ago
Now I remember why I've had choice city filtered for 5 years
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Because his penoid is bigger than yours?
comment by Aye (U3245)
posted 6 hours, 39 minutes ago
Now I remember why I've had choice city filtered for 5 years
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Might seduce your dad type
I'm the bad guy, duh
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comment by Aye (U3245)
posted 29 minutes ago
447 dead in Scotland that is...
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Too many😒
posted on 10/4/20
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52242083
Haven't really been following what's been going on at Barca recently (surprisingly enough).
Does '..we cannot reverse the way the club is managed in the face of important challenges in the future, especially in the post-pandemic era...' indicate the club won't, or will, be spending big money in forthcoming transfer windows, or is this not really anything to do with that?
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It's good friday, everyone too busy giving praise to Jah.
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No, definitely JAH
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comment by Lexington 125.2 (U8879)
posted 2 hours, 30 minutes ago
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52242083
Haven't really been following what's been going on at Barca recently (surprisingly enough).
Does '..we cannot reverse the way the club is managed in the face of important challenges in the future, especially in the post-pandemic era...' indicate the club won't, or will, be spending big money in forthcoming transfer windows, or is this not really anything to do with that?
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They can't spend money and will probably have to sell. Barca have a huge wage bill and are more dependant on match day income than many clubs. Obviously sponsors are not going to be giving the money when their logos are not in display. Barca don't have a Kroenke who can a loss for a season.
posted on 10/4/20
Bets they try to lo-ball us over Auba this summer then?
posted on 10/4/20
Can they afford to meet his demands though?
posted on 10/4/20
Taking Lacazette as well?
I dunno.
posted on 10/4/20
The UK has recorded its worst daily fatality rate yet during the coronavirus crisis, a higher number in a single day than any experienced by Italy or Spain.
A record 980 people were announced to have died in UK hospitals in the preceding 24 hours, taking the total to 8,958.
'In hospitals...'
posted on 10/4/20
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posted on 11/4/20
BBC
The football season in England should only resume once all players have been tested for coronavirus, says the chief executive of the League Managers' Association (LMA).
But Richard Bevan told BBC Sport "tests must be made available first" to NHS workers and patients.
"Once that's happened, by all means let's access it in sport," he added.
At the very minimum.
They should also have to include coaching staff, backroom staff, club doctors, all hospitality staff, drivers, broadcasting crews, reporters...
So when are they going to have availability of enough testing kits to be able to do this then?
posted on 11/4/20
comment by Lexington 125.2 (U8879)
posted 1 hour, 5 minutes ago
BBC
The football season in England should only resume once all players have been tested for coronavirus, says the chief executive of the League Managers' Association (LMA).
But Richard Bevan told BBC Sport "tests must be made available first" to NHS workers and patients.
"Once that's happened, by all means let's access it in sport," he added.
At the very minimum.
They should also have to include coaching staff, backroom staff, club doctors, all hospitality staff, drivers, broadcasting crews, reporters...
So when are they going to have availability of enough testing kits to be able to do this then?
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Gov has the kits. Just lack the infrastructure around it that football has with private healthcare. For example all clubs at the top level have doctors and physios as employees who can carry out the tests. Private labs already saying they can do 100k tests a day by the time football will be ready to go behind close doors. Possibly June/July.
posted on 11/4/20
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posted on 11/4/20
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52255071
posted on 11/4/20
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52094391
10/10
Question 2 might stump a few here though
posted on 11/4/20
Did that this morning, got 10. Got to #5 on the Spurs one.
posted on 11/4/20
The Henry/Ramsey appearance one made me think a little. Easy quiz though
posted on 11/4/20
comment by Aye (U3245)
posted 6 hours, 30 minutes ago
Now I remember why I've had choice city filtered for 5 years
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Because his penoid is bigger than yours?
posted on 11/4/20
comment by Aye (U3245)
posted 6 hours, 39 minutes ago
Now I remember why I've had choice city filtered for 5 years
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Might seduce your dad type
I'm the bad guy, duh
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