This weekend, up to 2,000 enthusiasts will be allowed at Tottenham Stadium, Stamford Bridge and elsewhere in London, though it may not last long. There are now reports that the virus has not yet disappeared in the capital, so London can also move out. to point 3. That would mean that London clubs would have to close their doors behind, a scenario that is already affecting the Greater Manchester and West Midlands groups, among many others.
There are no Premier League, EFL or WSL courts in Level 1 spaces, where theoretically 4000 enthusiasts would be allowed. Clubs in Level 2 spaces can support up to 2000 enthusiasts, while Level 3 courses will remain closed.
Tier 2: Arsenal, Brighton, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Everton, Fulham, Liverpool, Southampton, Tottenham, West Ham.
Level 3: Aston Villa, Burnley, Leeds, Leicester, Man City, Man Utd, Newcastle, Sheffield Utd, West Brom, Wolves.
Level 2: Arsenal, Brighton, Bristol City, Chelsea, Everton, Reading, Spurs, West Ham.
Level 3: Aston Villa, Birmingham, Man City, Man Utd.
Level 2: Bournemouth, Brentford, Luton, Millwall, Norwich, QPR, Reading, Watford, Wycombe.
Level 3: Barnsley, Birmingham, Blackburn, Bristol City, Coventry, Derby, Huddersfield, Middlesbrough, Nottingham Forest, Preston, Rotherham, Sheffield Wed, Stoke.
Wales: Cardiff, Swansea and The Newport League Two lately admit spectators in accordance with Welsh national directives.
Level 2: Charlton, Crewe, Ipswich, Northampton, Oxford, Peterborough, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Shrewsbury, Swindon, Wimbledon.
Level 3: Accrington, Blackpool, Bristol Rovers, Burton, Doncaster, Fleetwood, Gillingham, Hull, Lincoln, Rochdale, Sunderland, Wigan.
Plough Lane still has a safety certificate to welcome fans
Level 2: Barrow, Cambridge, Carlisle, Cheltenham, Colchester, Crawley, Exeter, Forest Green, Harrogate, Leyton Orient, Southend, Stevenage, Tranmere.
Level 3: Bolton, Bradford, Grimsby, Mansfield, Morecambe, Oldham, Port Vale, Salford, Scunthorpe, Walsall.
All data is correct as of December 3.
Some team news for the North London derby on Sunday: Joe Hart is in a position for his first league start with Tottenham, with Hugo Lloris as the main doubt.
Maradona joined Naples in 1984 and was an immediate hero; as a local newspaper wrote, the village “had no houses, schools, buses, work [or] sanitation . none of these issues because we have Maradona. Acclaimed as a savior not only for the football team but for the people as a whole, he awarded two Italian titles and the UEFA Cup.
Fabio Cannavaro, another World Cup-winning captain who joined Napoli’s youth squad while Maradona was at the club, summed it up well: “Maradona is a god for the rest of the Neapolitans. “
One of the most recent news: the Naples City Council has announced that the Stadio San Paolo of Naples will be officially called Stadio Diego Armando Maradona. There is still no club official, but this resolution is far from unexpected, with enthusiasts calling for the call to be replaced. in a time after the announcement of the club’s death at the age of 60.
Thank you, Dave. La rotation is the key in such a busy season, even for us MBMers. While I’m completing my warm-up, Friday’s Fiver:
Okay, before you suffer a muscle injury from lasting too long, it’s time to give Niall McVeigh the floor.
Some news from West Brom v Crystal Palace for you.
Through the AP . . .
West Brom defender Conor Townsend is out of Sunday’s Premier League as he faces up to six weeks on the sidelines.
The side led to a 1-0 win last weekend over compatriot Sheffield Home due to a knee injury and the injury was not as serious as feared, it is expected to be offside for 4 to six weeks.
Manager Slaven Bilic will make back-to-back decisions about assistant Kieran Gibbs and midfielder Jake Livermore, who returned to education after positive for coronavirus.
Palace will push through Wilfried Zaha’s return for his to the Hawthorns.
The striker, who scored five times this season, missed the losses to Burnley and Newcastle after recording a Covid-19 test.
Roy Hodgson will be Martin Kelly for the Baggies crash due to an injury to a defender’s calf, while Wayne Hennessey (thigh), Nathan Ferguson (knee) and Connor Wickham (thigh) remain out.
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Man Utd and Giroud at last. And why not spend more time and hear the nuggets about Liverpool’s new goalie sensation. Caoimhin is apparently Irish to Kevin (thanks to Barry Glendenning) and he is a central midfielder (thanks to John Brewin) so he’s smart on his feet.
Oh, and Jonathan Wilson’s maradona thing is something else.
Everton had their most productive start to the season in over a hundred years, coming off the blocks with 4 straight wins, yet it’s only one win in their last six games and the Toffees are in eighth place. Here, Opta’s support is one of the reasons why:
As for Burnley’s opponents, how about a Sean Dyche . . .
There is less talk of Everton’s defensive disorders, but equally real. Carlo Ancelotti does not have the two first-choice sides for the Burnley, so he will most likely persist in his 3-4-3 formation. Coleman has a hamr tendon injury, while Lucas Digne may be out for up to 3 months because of an ankle problem.
Midfielders Tom Davies and Alex Iwobi acted as sides in the loss to Leeds, but Ancelotti is ahead to regain his 4-3-3 favourite.
“I think it’s an emergency because we have two vital players, Coleman and Digne. It’s just for that reason,” Ancelotti said.
“We have the quality in the team to play with 3 power plants as well because we have a lot of smart power plants, but I think it’s a time. “
“The fact that we can play 3 or 4 is for us. “
Sergio Aguero will be reported as missing for Manchester City this weekend when he faces Fulham.
The striker has missed the last two games after suffering a knee injury. He’s back in education, but the City risks it. Maybe a home game in front of Fulham is a component of it.
Once again, Fulham won in Leicester last week. This is Scott Parker, his performance of Mike Skinner.
Raúl Jiménez scored a third of the Wolves league goals last season How will Nuno Esparito Santo handle his absence?Ben McAleer of WhoScored asks this question as the Wolves prepare for Liverpool on Sunday. . .
Here’s Max Rushden in this same fan commentary.
Liverpool 2 Wolves 3 is not a prediction. This relates to the Premier League club point. All groups of houses in point 2 are entitled to a maximum of 2,000 enthusiasts this weekend.
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David Moyes’ hopes of putting one on his old team were tarnished by this team news confirming what West Ham enthusiasts feared.
From AP:
Michail Antonio has been away from West Ham’s home game against Manchester United.
The striker returned from a thigh injury in front of Aston Villa last Monday that lasted forty-five minutes.
Chief David Moyes said: “Micky’s out by tomorrow, we don’t know how long he’ll be gone.
“He still has a little challenge with the hamstrings. It’s not the same injury, we think it’s different. “
Back in 1987 for this sports blog from the 1980s.
From Theothecat reader . . .
”It’s wonderful to see Ian Wallace’s photo in the ‘iconic’ brown kit, however, it’s worth noting two other recent/current Coventry kits. Last season they had a replacement kit that was a Two Tone trio, which is fantastic, and they just released a Kit to celebrate that Coventry will be the City of Culture in 2021 Both are very elegant.
More facts about Ole Gunnar Solskjor. Old Trafford technician talked about Edinson Cavani’s effect on his Manchester United team.
“Last season we were the youngest team in the Premier League and looked for tactics for the team with young or experienced skill and with the signings of Bruno [Fernandes], Donny [van de Beek] and Alex [Telles] and Edinson, the team’s balance has been d.
“With Edinson and his positioning, he is another type of center forward, it means that we can play differently and with his delight in world football he came here and showed other young people how to live your life and make your life. Last career . . »
Forget 1976, Manchester United’s current will to go to London – London Stadium to be exact – to face David Moyes’ West Ham this weekend. Moyes probably has some old subbuteo stuff in his loft, I guess. In short, here’s Ole Gunnar Solskjor The Norwegian hopes Marcus Rashford can succeed on one shoulder after forcing him to leave the field in United’s 3–1 loss to PSG mid-week.
“Marcus trained this morning, completely, but joined the group,” United’s technician said.
“Obviously his shoulder prevented him from completing the match, so he was treated and will be part of the traveling team.
“He’s in treatment now after training. “
A mention of Subbuteo can’t happen without me directing you to one of the most productive Guardian galleries ever made. Mick laughed at the last one below.
Speaking of numbers, it’s time to see what Nigel Adkins has on his advent calendar today. As I do this and open mine, here’s your most productive collection so far. It’s a compromised subbuteo collection!
Jurgen Klopp has done his homework on the five-submarine rule. A sharp number here. . .
“The intellectual aptitude and well-being of the players, that’s all, we’re not going to help but fight for it, because it’s the right thing to do.
“I have had Scottish league numbers; 65% of the substitutions were for cargo handling, 30% for tactical reasons and 5% for reasons.
“When other people tell me we’re not making enough changes, that’s the challenge with 3 submarines, because the 3rd submarine, two submarines, you have to stay because a lot of players are out. the limit. You don’t know who’s going to happen first.
“So you can’t make any changes early, otherwise you can finish the game with nine or ten players and the Premier League is too strong for that. These [five submarines] are the right thing to do. “
Klopp says he has ramifications for England’s boss, Gareth Southgate.
“Next summer will be a challenge for Gareth Southgate because most of the players you must choose will have played 3 times a week all the time.
“Then Gareth will get what we can give him and if we keep 3 submarines, then he has the problem. So it’s an FA problem, as I perceive it. “
Some Liverpool v Wolves Opta stats to allow you to continue until Sunday night’s match . . .
Beyond the hopes that Naby Keita and Trent Alexander-Arnold can become opposed to the Wolves, Jurgen Klopp has given a definitive answer to the other Liverpool stars.
“Apart from Naby and Trent, no one comes back, no. “
However, he presented an update on Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who has not yet played this season due to a knee injury sustained at pre-season camp in Austria.
“Ox looks promising, he does a lot of things. Now it’s warming up with the team, a little work, a lot of things, but we’re going to expand that now in the next few days.
“Then we’ll see when it makes sense to throw it away. It’s not too far away. “
José Mourinho at Arsenal. You would have guessed there were 14.
“Everyone knows what Arsenal has done recently, how they beat Chelsea and (Manchester) City to win the FA Cup.
“The way they played in Liverpool despite the defeat, the way they beat United at Old Trafford, the way they play against the most productive teams.
“The number of players they use in the defensive process, the way they continue for quick counterattacks and immediate transitions. I don’t think you want to (warn the players of complacency).
“But I probably will, but I don’t think we want to. We all know that a derby has nothing to do with form, momentum, injuries, suspensions. It has nothing to do with it. It’s just Tottenham and not Arsenal. “
Champagne will have to be smartArray. .
This St. Pauli kit, uh, as some of you have pointed out, recalls the brown Coventry band of the ’70s.
Jose Mourinho has never been afraid to express an opinion and this time tottenham’s team-up has been higher by the number of Premier League matches that have yet to be postponed. the rest of the department after this weekend, with 4 other clubs betting only 10.
Mourinho revealed that he sought to know if the matches would take place before mid-season “because he can competition” even without success.
“I think it’s also very difficult to settle for 4 clubs having one less match than the others and I don’t even know when they’re going to play those matches that in all [the other] countries would be impossible,” he said. . .
“They have to be played at least until the end of the first circular [of the games], so until the 19th they play one’s games. And I don’t even know when Burnley, Manchester City, Aston Villa, Manchester United and probably Newcastle and Aston Villa twice.
“It’s hard to settle for that because he can compete. But I was looking to locate. I was looking for an answer this week and nobody can give me that answer. By the way, we played 4 games in a week and nobody was crying or supporting us about it. And now my colleagues When do they play those games? “
Thank you very much Tumaini, a lot of grumpy Klopp right now, something in contrast to the same super positive Old Klopp belief as you noticed here at Spitting Image. . .
It all comes from me today. Thank you for continuing as usual and I leave this blog in the competent hands of David Tindall.
Jurgen Klopp had a transparent message for Gary Neville about five substitutions:
‘I heard what Gary Neville said, it’s not about Liverpool, whatever he thinks, it would probably be proof of how he would take over a scenario like this, but I shouldn’t think I’m like him because I’m not like him. I’m talking about all the players, not just Liverpool.
Jurgen Klopp on the wolves challenge:
“When you play them, they don’t even play as the seventh in the league, they play as a more sensible team. Now they have, especially last year, the European league to manage and have done exceptionally well. It is a hoax” task after being promoted a year ago, surely exceptional. Nuno does an extraordinary job. Superior and more sensible recruitment. “
“There is nothing wrong with them to say. Now they’ve replaced the system a little bit. I don’t know if they’re going to play against us like that, but it makes it even more complicated that we don’t know exactly what they’re going to do. “They don’t know exactly what we’re going to do, which is good. So the same situation. Let’s play the game. “
Jurgen Klopp is in a position for his pre-match press convention against the Wolves:
Trent Alexander-Arnold and Naby Keita will take the first steps in team formation, apart from them, none of the injured players will go back in the time of the wolves.
“There’s a chance Naby and Trent could be part of the team, but if they can play, I don’t know. “
Klopp asked about the Premier League shareholders’ meeting, where the issue of extending substitutions to five was not discussed.
“At the managers’ meeting, if we had voted that day, which we are not allowed to do, then it would be 100 percent with 15 or 16 votes. That this hasn’t happened since then is an obvious sign that some CEOs, sports managers see it from their managers. Actually, it’s not a smart sign, to be honest, because it shows that those other people don’t really know the well-being of the players. Coaches don’t do that anymore, but those other people do. and it’s not right. “
In the absence of a Premier League adjustment tonight following the postponement of Aston Villa against Newcastle, the lace of the night is some other circular of the logo of the new Bundesliga derby between Hertha Berlin and Union Berlin in the German capital. explanation of rivalry.
We have a questionnaire.
One by Kristof:
“Wow, this St. Pauli T-shirt is an amazing product, I dare say it’s one of the prettiest football shirts I’ve ever seen. I can’t wait to get one, not even a Pauli fan. “As a user working in printing/textiles, I am not at all surprised that none of the major brands can supply anything that meets their standards . . . »
There are some comments on this, so here’s St. Paul’s own description (thanks to Google Translate) of his new kits in his for more context:
For us, fair play is more than football. We play a lot in all areas: on the ground, with our social commitment and now also with jerseys that meet not only the highest point of performance, but also with our claim of sustainability 100 percent. And because so far it has been said: “It’s impossible, it doesn’t work, ” we do it ourselves — with DIIY. The first line of self-produced unisex team sports that is ecologically delicate and socially guilty in each and every step of production.
Rooted in the largest, most charming and maximum productive community in the world and in our country: it generates daily employment – socially and socially, that is why in DIIY we are attentive to socially guilty production in all grades of price creation. committed to fair wages and smart career situations and to running uncompromisingly against child labour and discrimination. That’s why we stand in solidarity, even putting on our T-shirts.
No disposable products and no fast mode: what we produce is valuable, for us, for you and for the planet. That’s enough! That’s why our DIIY textiles are evolved to be durable and of the highest quality and we use recycled or qualified biological tissues for all products.
We know our suppliers personally and we are on site – this is the prerequisite for a visually smart association. We also know precisely where our products and fabrics come from, so we keep an eye on our supply chain.
“It’s unfair,” Ralph Hasenh-ttl says of the 2000-fan setback.
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Olivier Giroud on his long journey talking to Chelsea’s official website:
“I had a verbal exchange with [Didier] Deschamps and he told me that if the stage was still like this, I would have to take a resolution in January. I’m pretty sure I can buy game time and stay at Chelsea because that’s what I need, I need to win trophies with Chelsea, so that’s it.
“You never know in football, everything goes very fast, but right now I’m very satisfied. I’m a satisfied guy and I’m proud to be a Chelsea player. “
This is Suzanne Wrack on South Sudan’s preference to attract more female footballers.
On this day in 1994, a little magic from Alessandro Del Piero.
Patrick Viera officially crossed Nice after five consecutive defeats. The Nice are lately 11 degrees in Ligue 1 and 8 numbers at the top. In the Europa League, they have 1 win and four losses in five games.
That’s a good
Good news for Southampton, as Danny Ings has returned to education and may be concerned about Monday’s match against Brighton.
“Yesterday was his first education with the team. We have to see how his body reacts to education, and then we can say more, but yesterday he looked smart.
Sean Dyche, the England coach with the most years of Premier League experience, will take note of his 200th Premier League match when Burnley takes on Everton at home.
“It’s a laugh in a way to locate your way through those difficult times and how it makes them work, and be very informed about yourself as a person.
“When you locate one’s tactics and do well, it’s very rewarding for you as a manager, not only the monetary rewards, but also the feeling it gives you to the hard-to-do-good paintings.
“Having done this for two hundred games, I’m pretty proud of it because I don’t think it’s easy for English and British coaches to get two hundred Premier League games right now. “
Dyche celebrated his eighth year at the club in October. On the team’s news, Nick Pope will return to action after losing Burnley’s 5-0 loss to Manchester City due to a concussion.
Via PA.
Tomorrow marks Ralph Hasenh-ttl’s birthday with Southampton, which he did at his press convention this morning.
“I’m very satisfied where I am. I think I’m sure it’s going hand in hand. That’s why, when I was lucky, I extended my contract. “
He went on to communicate the difficult times that have passed since he joined, especially last season.
“We are going more and more in the direction of me as coach of this team”
At that time, Southampton 18 in the league and now take place. On Monday, they face Brighton.
A seasoning for Tottenham fans.
Scott Parker talks about the effects of Fulham’s impressive 2-1 home win over Leicester last week as they prepare to face Manchester City in the afternoon.
“That’s been a lot. Of course, I say that this season we have to keep our spirits up, we have to keep our heads up and it has been, even if we haven’t won many games.
“But in saying that, when you get an opposite result from a very complicated team, I don’t think we expected us to get a result and go and get a result and play incredibly well. “
“So this brings a little more confidence and a little more conviction and is helping along the way. So a great result for us on Monday and anything we can build on. Not just to build on Saturday or against Liverpool, but for the rest of the season.
Of course, Manchester City would possibly have gained its own flavor after their 5-0 win over Burnley. Few people envy the task that awaits Parker’s Fulham tomorrow.
Via PA.
Marcelo Bielsa on his current relationship with Frank Lampard two seasons after “spygate”, Via PA:
“Not bad. The date I have with him is the one I have with the rest of my teammates.
“It’s a moment that’s over. It has already been resolved through the authorities, who judge how these movements are punished.
In 2019, Leeds was fined 200,000 euros after a staff member got stuck spying on an educational session at the Lampard Derby. Bielsa later revealed that he had done the same against all rival clubs and said he himself had paid the fine.
There are no new advances related to injuries. Pablo Hernandez, Diego Llorente and Jamie Shackleton are on their way to recovery, but it doesn’t look like Saturday night.
Graham Potter on the possibility of welcoming 2,000 brighton enthusiasts as they face Southampton on Monday night:
“We hope it has a positive impact. I’m sure the players will be looking ahead to see them and bet in front of them. That’s what football does at the end of the day. “
“We’ve had home games even after the lockout – Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool – the matches we’ve lost are probably the ones where you really love the fans, we had to play the matches behind closed doors.
“We hope to use support, we hope to be able to play well and engage them in the game, create a smart environment and help us oppose a smart opponent and get a positive result. “
Potter also said Adam Lallana would be away for another two weeks after exacerbating his groin injury in his brief appearance in Brighton’s 1–1 draw with Liverpool last week.
Via PA.
It’s a bad start.
Some to catch up
Tim Stillman on the feeling of reconnecting with Arsenal in user after nine months of absence:
Rob Davies on thoroughly reviewing gambling laws, which could prohibit sports sponsorship through companies.
Manchester United Vice-President Ed Woodward has distanced hed from calls to the so-called European Super League, by David Conn.
Ten things everyone wants to keep an eye on this weekend.
Hello! Welcome to Football News Friday as we count the hours until the 11th of the Premier League. This weekend is, of course, remarkable as we will once again see the enthusiasts crossing the tourniquets of some stadiums.
Saturday’s start at 12. 30 p. m. will be the Burnley behind Everton, which will be followed by Manchester City behind Fulham at 3 p. m. West Ham United vs. Manchester United starts at 5. 30 p. m. before Frank Lampard’s Chelsea receives Leeds from Marcelo Bielsa to close the match at 8 p. m. The headlines, of course, will be about Lampard and Bielsa, as they are re-founded after the “spygate” drama while Lampard is the head coach at Derthrough.
On Sunday he begins with West Brom opposed to Crystal Palace, then Sheffield United opposite Leicester City at home. Then, in spite of everything, we will see the adjustment of the weekend when an ascender of Tottenham Hotspur will face Arsenal at home in some other derby in north London. Liverpool closed the weekend with a war against the Wolves at 7. 15pm.
There will be no adjustment tonight after a Covid-19 outbreak in Newcastle United field forced the cancellation of his away game against Aston Villa.
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