I understand your point BUT it is NOT a good thing to have the games on a free to view. Kids will want more and more, parewill give in , Sly will increase their numbers, clubs will sell the gear and meanwhile the EFL will be left going bust and with a dearth of new fans.As expected, the bigger news though is that BBC have managed to get the rights to 4 matches and Sky have said they'll be sticking 25 matches on Pick (a Freeview channel they own). I'm sure it will go back to normal next year but it's good a fair number of the matches will be free for everyone to watch.
have they not got the new rule that 5 subs,or half the outfield team can be subbed?FA Cup back as well. QF 27/28 June, Semis 11/12 July, Final 1st August.
What with the European competitions back you have to wonder at the quality of these games. The players will be knackered.
Wouldn't it had made sense to can the cups?
have they not got the new rule that 5 subs,or half the outfield team can be subbed?
Apply the test, track and trace routine and it is very likely that all the Norwich squad should isolate and maybe even the Spurs players if they were face to face with him for 15 minutes or more. That said, I bet it's just him banged up as they are Premiership players and they've got games to play!A Norwich player has tested positive for COVID-19 and played in their friendly against Tottenham. Does that now mean they will all have to isolate for 14 days?
Apply the test, track and trace routine and it is very likely that all the Norwich squad should isolate and maybe even the Spurs players if they were face to face with him for 15 minutes or more. That said, I bet it's just him banged up as they are Premiership players and they've got games to play!
Apply the test, track and trace routine and it is very likely that all the Norwich squad should isolate and maybe even the Spurs players if they were face to face with him for 15 minutes or more. That said, I bet it's just him banged up as they are Premiership players and they've got games to play!
No lower league club supporter should pay to watch this, not now, not ever.
No lower league club supporter should pay to watch this, not now, not ever.
It's on youtube though, so how did that occur?First game back and Sheffield United are denied a win thanks to Hawkeye breaking and not awarding them a goal that was clearly over the line.
Hawkeye works by a bunch of cameras tracking the ball from different angles which gets fed into a computer that can calculate where exactly the ball is on the pitch. Apparently the position of the ball meant the goalkeeper, defender and the post were blocking the view of different cameras which resulted in the computer having no idea where the ball was. You'd think someone on the VAR team could have pointed out the error but I guess the rules would prohibit them from doing that (I suspect that will quickly be changed from now on).It's on youtube though, so how did that occur?