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Previously, only the bottom six teams in the Premier League opposed plans to restart on neutral ground. Now two new clubs are negative.
According to the British newspaper The Telegraph.
Earlier, the British media wrote that 14 of the 20 Premier League clubs should be positive about the plan to start again, and that only the bottom six teams at the table are allegedly against the plan for matches on neutral ground.
The lower layers may now be compatible with two new layers.
“Restarting the project”
The Premier League’s plans, called “Project Restart,” are to play the remaining 92 games of the 2019/20 season for empty spots on eight to ten different neutral courts. On Monday, the clubs will have another meeting to discuss the resumption of the season.
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In the wake of the news that another Brighton player has been infected with the crown virus on Saturday, the English newspaper now writes that the lower teams have brought in two new skeptical “Project Restart” clubs.
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The Premier League requires the support of two-thirds of the clubs (14 clubs) to make rule changes.
Neutral paths
The proposal to bet on neutral pitches will not be voted on during Monday’s meeting, but the eight clubs allegedly opposed to the “Restart Project” may vote against FIFA’s proposal to extend player contracts until 30 September. June as a protest vote.
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Brighton, Aston Villa and Watford have already publicly opposed plans to play games on neutral ground. Brighton argues that the proposal to play the rest of the season on neutral grounds will come at their expense with more home games.
Voting to play the rest of the season on neutral ground can be voted on at the meeting on Monday, May 18. This is because Uefa must be informed of plans for the season that ends before the May 25 deadline.
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