Independent Leyton Orient Forum

Can’t see it happening myself.

Thoughts?

Absolutely no chance.

Brighton player has just tested positive for Covid-19.

This will be the case for months to come.

No chance.

Would be more realistic to complete the FA Cup in June - before contracts expire.

All games could be held at 1/2 locations over a 2 week period.

Orient Punxx wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 11:52 am Would be more realistic to complete the FA Cup in June - before contracts expire.

All games could be held at 1/2 locations over a 2 week period.

No money in the FA Cup though.

Shouldn't happen, but this is money grabbing Premier League, so don't be surprised if they do it somehow.

I am going to predict, the 2020/21 season will not start on the first or second Saturday in August, as it usually does

The bottom clubs will save themselves by opposing the neutral grounds thing, I don't blame them.

The PL will find a way to get games played. Too much money at stake and, as we've all learned from this crisis, money is more important than peoples lives.

Fly all the teams in the PL to NZ, endure 14 days quarantine and then play out the PL season.
NZ have offered to help with cricket, I am sure they'd do the same with the PL.

Couldn’t care less what they do to be honest, far greater things to be worrying about at the moment than whether the ***** premier league can restart again or not. Comical to watch the premier league implode tho, just sad it has to be under these circumstances.

At the moment, I've got more interest in Project Blue Book on TV.

I am enjoying watching the PL squirm too. Not so much victims of the Pandemic as victims of their own stupidity and greed.

its so out of touch in the current situation who give a f*** about the over marketed over hyped and over here PL crap

disgraceful wages, unacceptable sponsorship matched with an inferior product

The bubble always bursts and instead of sharing they have sh*t on their own doorstep

the golden goose is squealing

bring on the cutlery

Prestige Worldwide wrote: ↑Sun May 10, 2020 1:55 pm The bottom clubs will save themselves by opposing the neutral grounds thing, I don't blame them.

Then the other clubs vote to do it on a points per game basis and relegate them anyway. Also think the fact that they'll all have to pay 15 -20 million back to the TV companies will sharpen their minds.

Seems like the neutral grounds thing has been abandoned.

Prestige Worldwide wrote: ↑Wed May 13, 2020 10:11 am Seems like the neutral grounds thing has been abandoned.

Must admit couldn't see the purpose of it anyway

Very strange proposal.

Because now you'll 100% get a big group of idiots travelling to home games and singing outside or something.