Bryan Swanson

But still, the question that nobody can answer yet is what happens with a positive test?

What is that domino effect that you had in March?

I think to expect everyone to agree on everything just won't happen.

You know, robust conversations are to be expected between clubs.

We've seen that over the years on a number of issues.

But remember, the Premier League is the clubs.

They will only do what their clubs want.

It's not a governing body such as the Football Association.

Of course, each club has a different view based on their circumstances.

People will say it doesn't matter, but of course it does.

Football needs to come together like never before if they are to get through the coronavirus pandemic.

And to echo the thoughts of Steve Parrish at Crystal Palace, he said that we're not going to walk away from this nightmare in one quick step.

He's spot on.

This is going to take a lot of time and it's going to take a lot of patience.

At the moment, in terms of the Premier League, they're only seriously considering finishing the league in the current format, in the format that we're used to of traditional matchday rounds, albeit at a reduced number of venues.

Clearly, they will be mindful of what UEFA said a couple of weeks ago in terms of they would like seasons to end using different formats where applicable.

But there's been nothing to suggest yet that the Premier League is going to go down that route.

We've had nothing to suggest, for instance, that they would seriously consider taking any of their teams abroad.

Nobody has said that to me.

I don't think anyone said it to you, Kavi.