Everyone in the United Kingdom is coming to terms with new restrictions on their life.

Along Friday good afternoon - when everyone usually heads to the public house after a long week at week - the regime announced they will be telling cafes, pubs, bars and restaurants to close from midnight tonight.

People will now bear no choice but to stay at home.

Of course of study, thither will exist atomic number 102 football to entertain them as they sit at house tired.

Football crosswise Europe has been suspended until the end of April but even that date seems unrealistic right now.

In the grand scheme of things, football game is pretty irrelevant. Merely what we'd give for a little of escapism and be able to watch a 90-minute game connected TV right now. Some lame.

However, that won't constitute happening any time soon.

In fact, according to a European nation virologist, at that place leave be no more football THIS YEAR.

Jonas Schmidt-Chanasit studies different viruses at the Berhard-Nocht Institute in Hamburg and helium would be surprised to construe a football match being played in 2020.

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"I father't call up we toilet offse talking about playing matches again in April," helium told NRD, per Marca.

"Not even behind closed doors, because in that location is the potential of multitude gathering in their homes to look on IT.

I'm convinced that we'll only be able to start performin again following year.

"I don't reckon information technology's realistic to think that the on-line season tail end comprise complete."

If you're bored after 2 weeks of football, imagine some other NINE months without the beautiful game.

So to speak, there are more important things in life right now but the thought of no football for the next nine months is pretty harrowing to say the least.

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