And the So much for that.

Hello Ed, how you doing?

Bray, good thanks, poor, how are you?

Yeah, I'm good, thanks.

Are you socially distanced still?

Yeah, absolutely. Um, I'm, I'm I'm I'm just cracking on doing keeping up

the stuff I mean I think everyone's feeling like it's been a long time now but to me this isn't quite it's not time to I don't know if I said this last time but it's not time to start going are we nearly there yeah are we nearly there yeah are we nearly yet there-year-old and a seven-year-old boy in my house and I spend an awful lot of time in their company.

Yeah, charming little fellows, they are. And there, I bet there's a lot of are we nearly there yet right?

Yeah from me mainly.

And so is football coming home?

Is football nearly there yet?

What's going on? I've not paid any attention well it won't be

coming home it literally won't be coming home because the proposal at the

moment is to play neutral grounds so two concerns here one around health and safety, so how can they bring football back and it be safe for the players, broadcasters, staff members, and ciliary people, people who need to be had a game for it to just function.

So there's definitely no proposal to have fans in games at the moment.

So it looks like the Premier League are going down the German Ghost Games route.

And then the second thing is to ensure that fans don't start gathering outside the

stadiums while the game is on.

So I don't know how real this is. There's a really patronizing video from the Liverpool City Mayor or Council Member.

I don't know whether you've seen this one basically saying I mean he doesn't say

this but he basically implies football fans are idiots and they're all gathering

groups outside of stadiums I mean you say it's patronizing. Yeah I was going to say that the the kind of

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