Brighton does not feel anything for it to play on a neutral ground in the Premier League
03-may 2020 09:41 pm
03-05-20 09:41 pm
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Brighton & Hove Albion’s first Premier League club decided against a plan to put on a neutral ground to play at next season. The English clubs will discuss the plan on Friday during a video conference.
Out of the eight-to-ten-to neutral sites for the remainder of the 92 Premier League club want the club to avoid the fans, that is because of the coronacrisis are not allowed to be returned together.
“However, we are not in favour of this proposal, although we have to be prepared for a few compromises. So we understand that all of that is hidden behind closed doors, will have to play with,” says Brighton-executive director, Paul Barber.
