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So it's the Friday show, it's near Lackington-Pultehaney, Mo Stewart,

and it's one of the oddest ones we've done in that we're going to exist in the realm of the games that are currently going ahead are going

to go ahead Mo. But we've got to start off on the idea that all of a sudden so many things

are just, for want of a better phrase, up for grabs.

The half-past 12 game that was planned between Manchester United and Brighton-Hov Albion that's

been postponed.

Three o'clock on Saturday, Southampton, Bradford,

Crystal Palace, West Ham United, the Norwich City,

they've been postponed.

So that leaves us with one three o'clock, which says Stenville versus Burnley.

Then we've got Legion United versus Arsenal,

we'll have Jordan, Jana Brian to talk about Arsenal in the context of that. Then Eavinton versus Leicester City

is postponed because of Leicester's issues Newcastle Manchester City, Wolverham

Wandsons, Chelsea and Tottenham versus Liverpool and we'll chat a little bit to Paul about that but he's

chatted about it too on team talk as well so you can listen to that there. But my point here is, one of the

reasons why this is difficult is it ultimately only needs to affect one side and then a game gets called off.

I would reason that that's difficult is because there's obviously a knock-on effects with that

about when you play a team and when the game will be sort of rearranged for and what that circumstance

is.

Whether the sort of whether that going back historically gets games called off is almost like a nationwide storm,

barely recently is a recent exception to be fair.

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