1st October return

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54391164

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In my view, clubs at this level - and maybe the two above - should've got together and refused to play unless fans were allowed in. Getting even short-term guarantees from Her Majesty's Government about admitting fans would've been almost impossible, so I think the season should be mothballed.
Football clubs being funded as if they were a synchronised swimmer, an amputee pole-vaulter, a blind tiddlywinks player or a potential medalist in the intellectually disabled world chess championship does not sit well.
But as questions such as, "Where is the money coming from?" and "How long will it last?", never mind the trickier, "How, when & by whom will it be repaid?" haven't bothered either the administrators or recipients of supposed "free money" in any other field, it would be unfair to expect either Planet Football or its bandwagon-jumpers in the political arena to offer an explanation.

I agree.

I'm not sure why football at this level should be bankrolled by the tax payer.

Then again, I don't know what a football club put onto a screen in their own clubhouse has to do with anyone else either so maybe I'm out of touch with reality.

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