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Tin hat on in response to your point - would we have made the same point for suspending/cancelling in March 2020?
Yes as over half the season was played and. PPG award had decided, the case was to complete on loss of TV revenue and having to repay, the real question is should we have even started this one.
 
Yes as over half the season was played and. PPG award had decided, the case was to complete on loss of TV revenue and having to repay, the real question is should we have even started this one.

Yes, for the same exact financial reason with regards to TV money that you've just listed.

It was judged that the damage of losing just half of the TV money would be a disaster, so imagine the damage of having none at all.
 
Money comes before lives that's the Premier league moto sad but true I've lost my Grandma to this vicious virus and the last thing she said to me was once a blade aways a Blade how true them words are no matter what fucking division we play in UTB FTP
 
70% of the season will be completed, stop worrying.
Tell the virus that.
I'm sure it will avoid footballers if it's in a good mood


As to tv money . All the players are losing customers due to the lack of interest in behind closed doors football.
No one wants to pay top dollar for that shite we are watching
 
Tell the virus that.
I'm sure it will avoid footballers if it's in a good mood


As to tv money . All the players are losing customers due to the lack of interest in behind closed doors football.
No one wants to pay top dollar for that shite we are watching

Average age of those dying is 83.

You probably wouldn't guess judging by the mobility in certain performances this season, but there's nobody of that age playing.
 
Average age of those dying is 83.

You probably wouldn't guess judging by the mobility in certain performances this season, but there's nobody of that age playing.
The health risk to footballers would be long covid if any are unlucky enough to suffer those long term symptoms it would be a career ender.
 
Average age of those dying is 83.

You probably wouldn't guess judging by the mobility in certain performances this season, but there's nobody of that age playing.
Its rotating isolating the ever growing number of those with positive tests ....Not dying that is bad enough to wipe out games
 
Average age of those dying is 83.

You probably wouldn't guess judging by the mobility in certain performances this season, but there's nobody of that age playing.
As I said before, that is because Care homes have been death traps.

Are you sure that the new variant is dangerous only to the elderly and vulnerable?

Maximin of Newcastle is still ill and has been allowed back to France until he fully recovers
 
As I said before, that is because Care homes have been death traps.

Are you sure that the new variant is dangerous only to the elderly and vulnerable?

Maximin of Newcastle is still ill and has been allowed back to France until he fully recovers

That's not how society works, although i'm aware modern snowflake phenomena makes it appear that way.
There needs to be evidence that it is more dangerous for the Government to stand up and take action.

Otherwise every time 'there is a bug going around', the country would get put on lockdown.....That doesn't happen.
 
The health risk to footballers would be long covid if any are unlucky enough to suffer those long term symptoms it would be a career ender.

Likewise the same 'career ender' results could come from Sexual transmitted infections and their side effects......
But we don't ban footballers from sexual activity.


We get it, null and voiding the season stops an almost certain relegation from taking place.
Let's not pretend that people are genuinely concerned about footballer's health, when last season this place objected to voiding the season and returning the TV money.
 
Likewise the same 'career ender' results could come from Sexual transmitted infections and their side effects......
But we don't ban footballers from sexual activity.


We get it, null and voiding the season stops an almost certain relegation from taking place.
Let's not pretend that people are genuinely concerned about footballer's health, when last season this place objected to voiding the season and returning the TV money.
I’m not advocating voiding the season just pointing out that if covid is going to affect top tier athletes that’s the way it would do so.
 
I’m not advocating voiding the season just pointing out that if covid is going to affect top tier athletes that’s the way it would do so.

Side effects from Sexually Transmitted infections could ruin a top athletes career too.....
Not sure you're gonna sell that idea to them.

Players don't have to play, some stopped last season.
 
Side effects from Sexually Transmitted infections could ruin a top athletes career too.....
Not sure you're gonna sell that idea to them.

Players don't have to play, some stopped last season.
I’d agree but clubs don’t have a responsibility to provide a safe environment for players to have sex in they don’t have a responsibility to maintain a safe working environment.
 



I’d agree but clubs don’t have a responsibility to provide a safe environment for players to have sex in they don’t have a responsibility to maintain a safe working environment.

Should they stick to the rules, set out by the Government, professional footballers have the safest work environment of anyone currently working.

They are fortunate enough to be able to have far bigger bubbles than anyone else, whilst also being ensured their families are safer than any other because of the amount of testing they get.

There are people out there on minimum wage jobs, in bubbles containing virtually no one, with no availability of tests unless they show symptoms.


These 'Poor footballers', earning thousands of pounds a week in the safest and most tested work environment bubble in the country.
Whilst the rest of the country are forced to stay indoors, see nobody outside their household and increase their chances of developing mental health issues.
 
Should they stick to the rules, set out by the Government, professional footballers have the safest work environment of anyone currently working.

They are fortunate enough to be able to have far bigger bubbles than anyone else, whilst also being ensured their families are safer than any other because of the amount of testing they get.

There are people out there on minimum wage jobs, in bubbles containing virtually no one, with no availability of tests unless they show symptoms.


These 'Poor footballers', earning thousands of pounds a week in the safest and most tested work environment bubble in the country.
Whilst the rest of the country are forced to stay indoors, see nobody outside their household and increase their chances of developing mental health issues.
I haven’t said poor footballers or that they have it worse than anyone else. But if there is an outbreak within their workplace that cannot be contained by social distancing measures then that work place will have to be temporarily closed because it isn’t safe just like any other unsafe workplace should be. Hence Wednesday and other clubs temporarily closing their training facilities.
 
I haven’t said poor footballers or that they have it worse than anyone else. But if there is an outbreak within their workplace that cannot be contained by social distancing measures then that work place will have to be temporarily closed because it isn’t safe just like any other unsafe workplace should be. Hence Wednesday and other clubs temporarily closing their training facilities.

There will be more games called off, everyone is aware of that.
That isn't a problem, they will just be rearranged, as there's loads of time to do so.
 
Central Quay, you are boring and always have been. Of course, Sheffield United fans are far more likely to want the season voided on 2 points in early January then in a European spot after unprecedented glory in March 2020. In much the same way Leicester fans would have looked more favourably on Ranieri's appointment after he won you the title than immediately after he was hired.

Beyond this completely obvious conclusion, voiding it at this stage if the league went into a two months hiatus due to COVID would obviously make more sense and be more fair than in March because the left-over part is much bigger. Promoting from below, in particular, and relegating anybody else but United would be genuinely random at this stage. Surely you can see and accept that beyond your fervour to lecture us on our inconsistencies?

In summary: Both statements are equally predictable or justifiable and far from exclusive or logically intertwined.

Finally, as a sweetener, Wendies would also go down on instant suspension and PPG. So there's always that. :-)
 
Central Quay, you are boring and always have been. Of course, Sheffield United fans are far more likely to want the season voided on 2 points in early January then in a European spot after unprecedented glory in March 2020. In much the same way Leicester fans would have looked more favourably on Ranieri's appointment after he won you the title than immediately after he was hired.

Beyond this completely obvious conclusion, voiding it at this stage if the league went into a two months hiatus due to COVID would obviously make more sense and be more fair than in March because the left-over part is much bigger. Promoting from below, in particular, and relegating anybody else but United would be genuinely random at this stage. Surely you can see and accept that beyond your fervour to lecture us on our inconsistencies?

In summary: Both statements are equally predictable or justifiable and far from exclusive or logically intertwined.

Finally, as a sweetener, Wendies would also go down on instant suspension and PPG. So there's always that. :)

You're missing the obvious point still.....
There's not going to be a void, as there's literally no argument to void it, with the exception of the fact that it would be beneficial to certain sides.

There's been no delay, no cancelling of other competitions, no reworking of the fixtures etc etc.



There shouldn't even be a break, as long as the players stick to the rules, given the country is now in full lockdown, they won't contribute to an increased number of deaths.
 
Simply no, just because you have had your inoculation, that means you won't get ill, but you could still carry and spread the disease to others who haven't.
Allowed. Allowed in. You tell him Razor.
 
The Government can not win whatever they do.
They have allowed Elite sport to continue so people have something to watch and a bit of entertainment during lockdown to try and make lockdown a bit more bearable than last time.
They have rigorous testing in Elite sport payed for by the sport.
Believe it or not some fans might actually be enjoying this season like Man Utd, Everton, Southampton and Aston Villa fans.
I think some of you need to take your Blades specs off we are were we are basically because we haven't been very good, I for one wouldn't want us to escape relegation just because the season is cancelled.
 
There's not going to be a void, as there's literally no argument to void it...
Games being postponed, training grounds being closed, a high rate of cases per head than any local authority is seeing... Something obviously isn't working - perhaps 22 people running around in close contact and breathing heavily isn't the safest idea.

There's a moral argument as well. Why should it continue when people are having to close their perfectly safe shops, pubs, restaurants? Why should it continue when children can't go to school and parents are having to juggle work and home schooling? Why should footballers get preferential treatment and unlimited access to tests?
 
The Government can not win whatever they do.
They have allowed Elite sport to continue so people have something to watch and a bit of entertainment during lockdown to try and make lockdown a bit more bearable than last time.
They have rigorous testing in Elite sport payed for by the sport.
Believe it or not some fans might actually be enjoying this season like Man Utd, Everton, Southampton and Aston Villa fans.
I think some of you need to take your Blades specs off we are were we are basically because we haven't been very good, I for one wouldn't want us to escape relegation just because the season is cancelled.
not a case of blades specs , its a level of entertainment
the product we are forced to watch from afar is a soulless set of games equivalent to watching training
football without fans is like having sex without a partner
yes you may get some small satisfaction but it leaves you wanting
 
not a case of blades specs , its a level of entertainment
the product we are forced to watch from afar is a soulless set of games equivalent to watching training
football without fans is like having sex without a partner
yes you may get some small satisfaction but it leaves you wanting

I agree 100% it is soulless (I'm missing gerit forward man on the kop) but for me its better than nothing and gives me something to look forward too.
I still get frustrated when Norwood knocks a ball into an area where there is no Blades player within 20 yards (Other Blades players are also guilty of this).
If we knew for certain that this would all be over in the summer and we could all go back to BDTBL then I would agree stop it now and wait but unfortunately that's not going too happen.
 



I am surprised that the PFA have not asked for games to be postponed. Given that football involves being able to run about for long periods of time (insert Mousset joke here), the long term effects of covid could be drastic.
 

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