I think everyone needs to feel optimistic about something. It is so easy right now to get down in the dumps while staying home waiting out the coronavirus. For me, knowing the Premier League could reboot sometime this summer is something to feel good about, something else to think about….

Following todays’s meeting with the FA, EFL, LMA and PFA, the Premier League issued the following statement… At a meeting of Premier League Shareholders today, clubs discussed in detail how to respond to the COVID-19 global pandemic. First and foremost, it was reaffirmed that the overriding priority is to aid…

I hope all of you and your families are staying healthy as we work our way through the global pandemic. I live in Florida, and our governor finally issued a “State at Home” order last night. As much as this sucks, I think the best thing for all of us…

Here are some Wednesday football notes… UEFA meeting: Following a meeting with its 55 member associations today, UEFA announced the Champions League and Europa League competitions are suspended until further notice. Other competitions impacted are the Euro 2020 play-offs, qualifying matches for th 2021 Women’s European Championships, all international friendlies…

The poll results are in for the question, “If Auba leaves, who should Arsenal sign?” Luka Jovic – 33% Moussa Dembele – 24% Gabriel Jesus – 22% Dries Martens – 11% Sign no one – 10% Thank you for participating in our poll!

Would the Premier League really go to the extreme and finish the season playing matches behind closed doors? There are several “theories” floating around the UK saying that is possible. According to the Daily Mail, the league is considering to re-start matches on May 1st, and finish on July 12th…

Here are the results from the latest Yankee Gooner poll… When will Arsenal resume play this season? 46.6% – Never, the season will be cancelled 26.8% – May 26.6% – June Thanks for voting!

There is a report surfacing tonight in London that the FA, EFL and Premier League are planning to resume the season in July…behind closed doors! According to the exclusive information reported by football.london, the season would cover a four to six week period. Obviously, the goal is to finish each…

As the coronavirus continues to smack most regions of the world, football executives are still trying to determine if this season can be saved. The underlying problem, no one knows when the pandemic will end, or when will it be appropriate to allow supporters safely back into stadiums once again….