Geoff Shreeves

Ooh, that's not easy, that one.

Right, I'll give that some thought.

Right, I'll give it some thought in the break.

But after this, we'll be joined by Stuart Webber, the sporting director of Norwich City, about how the club are preparing for Project Restart.

Welcome back to The Football Show.

We've just had a lively debate because in the 40-page protocol that was sent to players yesterday, there is a guideline that potentially they should turn away, turn their face away after making a tackle.

Now, I'm delighted to say that we're now joined by Stuart Webber, the Norwich City sporting director.

First of all, Stuart, thank you very much for joining us this morning, but you've seen the protocol.

Can you confirm that is in there as advice?

And if so, what do you make of it?

Stuart, can you give us an idea of the mood of your players in terms of a return?

What's sort of being said around the club?

What's the general consensus about Project Restart?

It looks as though neutral venues has gone away with the Premier League speaking to the government.

With five of your last nine games at home, were you vehemently against neutral venues?

But it's also not the major surprise.

Whatever happens, we wish you well with your club and also we hope you stay safe too.

Thank you very much indeed, Stuart Webber from the Norwich Community.

Right, we're going to take a break right now.

But afterwards, we will be talking to Mick McCarthy as he reflects on life after the Republic of Ireland and as he closes in on 1,000 games as a manager if and when he returns to football.