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15 minutes ago, Tomo said:

When you consider the measures being taken, the general improved all round hygiene and the fact this virus has seriously hurt obscenely few under 40's with no health issues footballers are probably statistically safer than ever on a football pitch, and certainly infinity times more than the few weeks leading upto the leagues suspension. 

If you're looking for 100% safe we may aswell end football for good, ask Fabrice Muamba or the family of Antonio Puerta if football pre covid was bulletproof.

I get that but then why the news that more footballers/staff have been tested positive, why are squad players forced to sit far away from eachother when its totally ok on the field. Im not saying close shit down and decimate the economy, its more on the double standards and greed at display.

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10 minutes ago, Atomiswave said:

I get that but then why the news that more footballers/staff have been tested positive, why are squad players forced to sit far away from eachother when its totally ok on the field. Im not saying close shit down and decimate the economy, its more on the double standards and greed at display.

SD is being done wherever possible, it's not possible when playing so they counter that with mass testing and isolation of positives. There's "normal" places of work where SD is also impossible and they can't mass test staff as they don't have the resources to source.

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11 minutes ago, Tomo said:

SD is being done wherever possible, it's not possible when playing so they counter that with mass testing and isolation of positives. There's "normal" places of work where SD is also impossible and they can't mass test staff as they don't have the resources to source.

Its a cluster fuck in which way one looks at it.

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City aren't all that, and if the players go into the game with the mindset of some here we would get spanked 7-0....

We ourselves rested a few on the bench yesterday, this City side are beatable despite everyone thinking they are invincible.......If our lads are up for this we can beat them.

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16 minutes ago, Special Juan said:

City aren't all that, and if the players go into the game with the mindset of some here we would get spanked 7-0....

We ourselves rested a few on the bench yesterday, this City side are beatable despite everyone thinking they are invincible.......If our lads are up for this we can beat them.

Its just the dodgy moments. Whereas Villa couldn't take advantage a better side would..long as we have less of those which hopefully we will as game 2..all good.

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9 hours ago, Special Juan said:

3-0 City Aguero limped off after being breathed on by Ben Mee.

I fucking hate Aguero the cunt.

cunt no doubt, he never apologized for the tackle on Luiz and never will, great player but scum person

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Sean Dyche and Pep Guardiola condemn plane banner at Man City vs Burnley

Banner was flown over Etihad Stadium before Burnley's 5-0 defeat to Man City on Monday night

https://www.lancs.live/sport/football/football-news/sean-dyche-pep-guardiola-condemn-18469844

Burnley boss Sean Dyche and his Manchester City counterpart Pep Guardiola have both condemned the plane banner flown over the Etihad Stadium ahead of Monday night's Premier League encounter.

The Clarets were beaten 5-0 by City with Phil Foden and Riyad Mahrez both scoring twice.

But the contest was overshadowed by a plane banner flying overhead while players and staff from both sides took a knee to support the black lives matter movement.

The message read White Lives Matter Burnley and flew over the pitch for the opening few minutes of the match.

Burnley released a statement condemning the behaviour while Clarets captain Ben Mee said he was ashamed and embarrassed by the banner.

And Turf boss Sean Dyche reiterated the club stance on the matter, branding it unacceptable.

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smdh

Absolutely pathetic' - Outrage as 'White Lives Matter' plane flies ...

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That tosser Guendouzi mouthing to Maupay "I earn more than you ever will" What a sad little fucker, Imagine being a middle of the road player at a club like Arsenal, that are mid table mediocrity and then trying to act the big fella....

Ladies and gents, this is 2020 Arsenal

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17 minutes ago, Special Juan said:

That tosser Guendouzi mouthing to Maupay "I earn more than you ever will" What a sad little fucker, Imagine being a middle of the road player at a club like Arsenal, that are mid table mediocrity and then trying to act the big fella....

Ladies and gents, this is 2020 Arsenal

What makes it even more sad is the fact Maupay actually seems to earn more than Guendouzi. :lol:

£45K/wk vs £40K/wk

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