Stuart Webber

First of all, good morning.

There's lots of things like that in there.

Of course, these are to be discussed and debated with the managers and players.

In fairness to the Premier League, they're trying to find a way of getting this going safely.

I've got to be honest, there's probably been every stone... There's been no stone left unturned.

Obviously, some parts are going to be a little bit more, let's say, controversial than others.

But again, I think that's why it's important to...

get the players on this journey.

You could argue it should have happened a lot sooner than today, but at least they're going to be on it as of today because, let us not forget, football's about players and fans.

The rest of us are just peripheral.

So, you know, it's really important that they get a real understanding of what's being asked of them.

It's mixed.

I think there's lots of questions that they need answering and hopefully that will happen today.

The general consensus is that the guys want to get back at it once it's safe to do so because they're footballers.

And as much as football has been dragged through the mud a little bit over the last few weeks, they are young guys who want to get back on a football pitch and do their day job.

However, as you guys will know, footballers are also strong-minded people, stubborn people.

And what they don't want to do is feel pressurized into something.

They need to feel comfortable with it.

And that's the Premier League's job, is to make players understand that it is going to be safe.

To be honest, no.