Premier league cancellations at the weekend 21:13 - Sep 12 with 893 views | Dubtractor | Just noticed that the following are off: Brighton v Palace Man U v Leeds Chelsea v Liverpool But the rest are still on, including a couple in London. Is that basically a judgement that the fans at the postponed games can't be trusted? | |
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Premier league cancellations at the weekend on 21:16 - Sep 12 with 862 views | JakeITFC | Brighton v Palace was originally off due to the train strike, but I assume that's a policing issue now (as the others are). | | | |
Premier league cancellations at the weekend on 21:17 - Sep 12 with 859 views | MattinLondon | Top two are local derbies so the threat of trouble is much higher than at other fixtures. Maybe need more police at a time when some non-met officers would be needed in London? | | | |
Premier league cancellations at the weekend on 21:20 - Sep 12 with 841 views | SitfcB | Apparently 900 or so police would be on duty for Man Utd v Leeds! Also saw that Sky don’t have the trucks/equipment needed to broadcast due to it being needed in London. [Post edited 12 Sep 2022 21:20]
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Premier league cancellations at the weekend on 21:23 - Sep 12 with 814 views | Zx1988 | I do wonder if that's the case with Chelsea v Liverpool. Unless anyone knows different, I'd never have identified it as a risk fixture requiring additional policing. I don't, personally, think there's any coincidence in Liverpool not being given the chance to play during the period within which silences will be observed. | |
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Premier league cancellations at the weekend on 21:25 - Sep 12 with 795 views | SitfcB |
Premier league cancellations at the weekend on 21:23 - Sep 12 by Zx1988 | I do wonder if that's the case with Chelsea v Liverpool. Unless anyone knows different, I'd never have identified it as a risk fixture requiring additional policing. I don't, personally, think there's any coincidence in Liverpool not being given the chance to play during the period within which silences will be observed. |
They’re playing tomorrow…. | |
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Premier league cancellations at the weekend on 21:26 - Sep 12 with 792 views | Zx1988 |
Premier league cancellations at the weekend on 21:25 - Sep 12 by SitfcB | They’re playing tomorrow…. |
Cheers, didn't realise that. Will UEFA competitions be observing the same formalities? | |
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Premier league cancellations at the weekend on 21:26 - Sep 12 with 797 views | WD19 |
Premier league cancellations at the weekend on 21:23 - Sep 12 by Zx1988 | I do wonder if that's the case with Chelsea v Liverpool. Unless anyone knows different, I'd never have identified it as a risk fixture requiring additional policing. I don't, personally, think there's any coincidence in Liverpool not being given the chance to play during the period within which silences will be observed. |
Doesn’t explain why Liverpool have barely played at all this season so far though. B’dum Tish. | | | |
Premier league cancellations at the weekend on 21:30 - Sep 12 with 764 views | SitfcB |
Premier league cancellations at the weekend on 21:26 - Sep 12 by Zx1988 | Cheers, didn't realise that. Will UEFA competitions be observing the same formalities? |
Yep.
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Premier league cancellations at the weekend on 21:46 - Sep 12 with 701 views | Zx1988 |
Premier league cancellations at the weekend on 21:30 - Sep 12 by SitfcB | Yep.
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I'll be very interested to see how it all pans out. LFC clearly understand their fanbase if they've turned off replies (as demonstrated by the response to Henderson's tweet), but I imagine there could be a difference between mouthing off online and mouthing off in a full stadium. That said, they made their point of view pretty clear at this year's FA Cup final... | |
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