Hello everybody. Welcome along to the Premier League on NBC

podcast. I'm Rebecca Lowe joining me today the entire crew as always

al-O-white, Karl Martino, Robbie Musto, Robbie, Earl,

Graham Vasson, and Lee Dixon from their respective homes

and of course with that comes their respective internet connections.

And I can tell you already

what Graham has improved while Kyle has gone through the floor. So just as

where making all aware listening to this or watching podcast, Kyle might be a touch patchy.

Now it's lovely to have you with us, wherever you're watching us, if it's on the NBC Sports

YouTube channel or whether it's wherever you get your podcast, it's lovely to have you along for the ride.

We are still here.

We are still making podcasts by the week because of course we've yet to get back in the studio,

the games have yet to start.

They have penciled in, however, a June 1st start date for professional sports in the UK

with a middle of June possible starting date for the Premier League to resume. There are however many sticking points and many

resistances to that topic of conversation. We're going to go through them now. We're

going to talk gentlemen about the possibility of mutual ground now no longer a thing after the police

and the Premier League spoke to the government and the government seemed to say it was okay that

mutual grounds were no longer a thing. Therefore the games if they do restart or be played where they should have been

played. We're going to talk about the issue of relegation. It's gone a bit quiet the last few days but we know the

likes of the Brighton and Hovale and CEO of Paul Barber doesn't want relegation he says we'll start again as

long as we don't get relegated a lot of players a few players I should say coming

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