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<blockquote data-quote="Analoguesat" data-source="post: 1086265" data-attributes="member: 176362">There is absolutely no point asking when games will begin again. Nobody knows ( &amp; nobody can know) when the leagues will restart. It will all depend on how the spread of the virus goes in the UK, whether a vaccine is developed what the death toll does, etc. The best answer I or anyone else can give you is &quot;eventually&quot;As far as I can tell from the bbc news website the thinking seems to be that the season will finish somehow - even if it means restarting late in the summer or early autumn. I reckon if the games are indeed played behind closed doors then we may see the last 9 or 10 games compressed into say 4 or 5 weeks just to get the league finished in some semblance of order. Then presumably a short break then start 2020-21 season as soon as possible after thatHowever seeing as hundreds of people are dying every day in the uk &amp; thousands are seriously ill in hospital football really has a very low importance in the grand scheme of things. Ther would be a MAJOR backlash against the entire football industry if for example a player got a broken leg in a game and ended up in hospital taking up a bed badly needed for a virus victim.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Analoguesat, post: 1086265, member: 176362"] There is absolutely no point asking when games will begin again[I].[/I][B][I] Nobody knows ( & nobody can know) when the leagues will restart[/I][/B]. It will all depend on how the spread of the virus goes in the UK, whether a vaccine is developed what the death toll does, etc. The best answer I or anyone else can give you is "eventually" As far as I can tell from the bbc news website the thinking seems to be that the season will finish somehow - even if it means restarting late in the summer or early autumn. I reckon if the games are indeed played behind closed doors then we may see the last 9 or 10 games compressed into say 4 or 5 weeks just to get the league finished in some semblance of order. Then presumably a short break then start 2020-21 season as soon as possible after that However seeing as hundreds of people are dying every day in the uk & thousands are seriously ill in hospital football really has a very low importance in the grand scheme of things. Ther would be a MAJOR backlash against the entire football industry if for example a player got a broken leg in a game and ended up in hospital taking up a bed badly needed for a virus victim. [/QUOTE]

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