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EXPECT VIRUS TO HAVE A LASTING EFFECT

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 April 2020

THERE will come a time when we all go back to work, back into society and return to some form of normality.
And if the current science is correct, coronavirus won’t completely vanish.
I’m afraid it’s something we’ll have to live with and manage for years to come.
Even if it was eradicated, experts predict more pandemics in the future.
In football, I think that will see a big shift in the way everybody does business – at all levels of the game.
Coronavirus has exposed the fact that football clubs – and leagues – can’t absorb a financial shock. ...

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