Stuart Webber

So, yeah, definitely, Gary, it's disappointing because, you know, we didn't deserve that as a club.

I don't think football deserves that.

I think at times like this, we all need to come together.

We've got to fix this because, you know, we've already had Barry go as a club pre-COVID.

it scares the life out of me.

As someone who worked at Rexham many years ago, during the ITV digital crisis, what's going to happen to our clubs?

And we're not talking about that enough.

We're talking about who gets relegated, who gets promoted, who wins the league, who does this, who does that.

It's like, no, no, football.

We need to save football here.

That has to be our number one priority.

This game's going to be here for years, long after all of us have gone.

And we've got to make sure during this period that football somehow comes out in the best shape it can.

Yeah, I think the only thing I would say to bring some balance to it is at the moment we're only talking about, or the Premier League are only talking about the first stage in returning to train.

I think by the time we walk, we get through this step by step, by the time we get to full contact training and games, I genuinely believe these things will be off the table because...

If not, we're changing the rules of football.

We may as well have 12 or 13 aside if we're going to start changing the rules.

So I'm less concerned about that, Gary.

I understand where you'd be coming from as a former player who enjoyed a tackle, but I think as well...

it's taking the context of this is stage one as we move through it, you know, some of these more, let's say, slightly silly things will come away from it naturally.