Alan McAnally

I think football without a crowd rather than nothing at all is certainly the way we have to go at the moment.

I'll tell you what they are doing pretty well is that... Remember, there's some restaurants and cafe bars are open in some of the cities, so they can go to there and watch the games.

On the whole...

of which the German police and security have got pretty well.

The German people have stayed away from the stadiums.

I actually saw, was it Benfica or was it Portuguese Saturday last night?

And there was people turned up in and around the stadium.

Not a lot, but they turned up.

On the whole, I think the German people have stayed away from the stadiums.

And that has made things a little easier.

That's something we have to make sure we can try and press home to people here.

It's either games without crowd...

or no games at all.

You choose.

And no games at all means a big problem for everybody in terms of restarting the league.

Are Liverpool going to be champions?

Who's going to go up and down?

Et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

And so far, the German model has been good.

I know we're just about to finish.