Mark Gutteridge
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I'm sitting on the fence
Premier league back! Right or Wrong?
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Frankly, couldn't give a hoot if football never started again. But for those that enjoy those over paid prima donna's prancing around a field doing better dives than Tom Daley then I guess it's a good thing. 
Right. Unless of course Arsenal get beat by Man City, I'll then file a petition with HMG to have the game null and void 
If you studied me through the world's most powerful microscope for a thousand years you still wouldn't be able to see my interest in football. The last game I watched was the 1962 cup final. But for those that do, inexplicably, enjoy it, I guess it is a good thing that they are playing again.
Not sure you've made that clear enough, would you care to expand?
Can't stand it, don't care if it never kicks off again.
Love or hate football, or indeed any other sport, both watching and participating is and has always been an important social activity. It has always been a bit of a safety valve for the masses.
Restart of the PL is seemingly being done in a safe a way as possible, but, I have mixed opinions. It has always been used as a distraction from conditions and issues in wider society. While many can't themselves play at the moment, I think the balance and protections are being used to make it safe for professional sports to restart - it is for the wider social good. Personally, I would have liked a couple more weeks delay, but, whether you like football or not, it is serving an important purpose in our recovery from the last four dreadful months.
It is managed and de-risked as far as possible, not like recent public events we have witnessed.
And, if City beat Arsenal, then it has done its job
Restart of the PL is seemingly being done in a safe a way as possible, but, I have mixed opinions. It has always been used as a distraction from conditions and issues in wider society. While many can't themselves play at the moment, I think the balance and protections are being used to make it safe for professional sports to restart - it is for the wider social good. Personally, I would have liked a couple more weeks delay, but, whether you like football or not, it is serving an important purpose in our recovery from the last four dreadful months.
It is managed and de-risked as far as possible, not like recent public events we have witnessed.
And, if City beat Arsenal, then it has done its job
IfLove or hate football, or indeed any other sport, both watching and participating is and has always been an important social activity. It has always been a bit of a safety valve for the masses.
Restart of the PL is seemingly being done in a safe a way as possible, but, I have mixed opinions. It has always been used as a distraction from conditions and issues in wider society. While many can't themselves play at the moment, I think the balance and protections are being used to make it safe for professional sports to restart - it is for the wider social good. Personally, I would have liked a couple more weeks delay, but, whether you like football or not, it is serving an important purpose in our recovery from the last four dreadful months.
It is managed and de-risked as far as possible, not like recent public events we have witnessed.
And, if City beat Arsenal, then it has done its job
Yes I’m pleased it’s started again
We love football in our house
We even go along to see football on Saturday and Sunday to watch our son and grandchildren play
We love football in our house
We even go along to see football on Saturday and Sunday to watch our son and grandchildren play
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Agree. I grew up with rugby union. Theres a difference between the two:Frankly, couldn't give a hoot if football never started again. But for those that enjoy those over paid prima donna's prancing around a field doing better dives than Tom Daley then I guess it's a good thing.
Soccer: 11 men running around the field pretending to be hurt.
Rugby: 15 men running around the field pretending NOT to be hurt.
Was it the great Rory Best who wanted to carry on playing with a broken arm ? Its only a flesh wound . . .
Theres commiitment for you . . . Proper sport.
As long as Leicester dont cock it up and finish outside of champions league places
Couldn’t give a s**t
Davyhoogy
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I was happy. I'm an unfortunate Sunderland fan, so nice to watch teams who can actually play football without raising my bloody pressure
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"It's not a matter of life and death, it's more important than that." A famous manager once said that and I think that's slightly over the top, but only just. Love footy, ok with all the money there are things wrong at the top, but it's the responsibility of the FA to sort that out. Money talks so I won't hold my breath.
Love footy, ok with all the money there are things wrong at the top, but it's the responsibility of the FA to sort that out. Money talks so I won't hold my breath.
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My last season playing.On the end with Bobby Charlton hair, but not his skill.
