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Posted
19 minutes ago, Lesta2014 said:

When they say friendlies I’m guessing they mean inter squad games? 

I'd imagine so. There are quite a few squads around the country that have had their seasons curtailed so might want to play in preparation for next season maybe. Though saying that there's a lot of the U23 squad who are training with the first team probably for the same purpose.

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Was only saying earlier you wouldn’t go into a new season without having a pre season, so what’s the difference here. Seems a good idea 👍

Posted
8 hours ago, Lesta2014 said:

When they say friendlies I’m guessing they mean inter squad games? 

Nope - I expect will be against midlands EFL sides ...

 

team sports are now allowed 
 

burton, Mansfield, cov ..... perhaps even brum or Brom  ...

Posted
8 hours ago, Lesta2014 said:

When they say friendlies I’m guessing they mean inter squad games? 

I don't think Inter will come over mate. 

 

 

Posted
9 hours ago, StriderHiryu said:

Sounds like a good idea - get used to playing in these unusual situations so that mentally it doesn't affect the team too much. Good thinking from the coaching team!

There is where Bournemouth will have an advantage over other EPL teams.

Posted
2 hours ago, st albans fox said:

Nope - I expect will be against midlands EFL sides ...

 

team sports are now allowed 
 

burton, Mansfield, cov ..... perhaps even brum or Brom  ...

Surely they'd want all of them tested prior to any game happening? 

Guess that would mean Championship teams such as WBA would be favoured. 

Posted
45 minutes ago, UniFox21 said:

Surely they'd want all of them tested prior to any game happening? 

Guess that would mean Championship teams such as WBA would be favoured. 

League 1 and 2 playoffs still expected to go ahead and be requiring of testing. 

Posted
2 hours ago, UniFox21 said:

Surely they'd want all of them tested prior to any game happening? 

Guess that would mean Championship teams such as WBA would be favoured. 

True - only championship clubs then .... 

Posted
1 hour ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

League 1 and 2 playoffs still expected to go ahead and be requiring of testing. 

Guess from a safety point of view, you'd take championship teams who'll have had several rounds of testing?

Posted
On 01/06/2020 at 07:55, mozartfox said:

There is where Bournemouth will have an advantage over other EPL teams.

Actually we are accustomed to a quiet KP, the title is still on!!

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