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Coming up today, we have Jesse Lingard, Roy Hodgson, and also Danny Ings. And we'll be joined Clinton Morrison and Charlie Nicholas.

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Alan Smidge. Alan Smidge.

They call me Smidge up. They're feeling a little bit colloquial, aren't we? Andyamescliff and, of course, Pat Davidson. So we're going to get into it straight away and go through all of the news this morning. So Pat, over to you. Thanks very much, Louie. The Premier League's latest shareholder or stakeholder meeting takes place this morning. The last couple have gone pretty well. There's been progress, but there

is still a number of outstanding issues still to be resolved. Helpfully, Jason Burton and the

Telegraph and David Heitnett in The Guardian have produced guides looking at the key questions that

still need to be answered before the restart, so we can kind of plot our way through today's meeting with the help

of their hard work. Point one on curtailment, basically, if the league has to stop a game,

how are things going to be decided? The league's clear wish is for points per game and for that

to be used and the bottom three to be relegated.

Now, of course, Andy, if we come to you first, there's been some dispute about that,

some opposition mainly, although not entirely from the bottom six.

For you, how does it get resolved?

Obviously, it's a plan B.

We hope it doesn't come to this.

But, you know, Richard Masters called you, Andy, how are we going to resolve it?

What do you think? What's fair?

Well, it has to be on the table. It has to be discussed.

Of course, we all want the games to be played.

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