87% OF LEAGUE of Ireland players are in favour of a return to play and training according to new figures released by the League of Ireland players’ union.
The League of Ireland is believed to be inching towards a restart behind closed doors, or at least reduced attendances, with a return date of 20 July on the cards.
Testing players remains an issue for any potential return, but 92% of players are “agreeable to weekly or biweekly testing for Covid-19 throughout the season” according to the PFA Ireland survey.
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In addition, 88% of the 285 players surveyed would like to see Covid-19 testing in place for players on their return to training.
We surveyed 285 League of Ireland Players on returning to play. 87% want to return to play. 88% want to see testing in place for all players and 92% are willing to be tested for COVID-19 weekly or biweekly. pic.twitter.com/7IIbaR9enK
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87% of League of Ireland players in favour of return to training and games
87% OF LEAGUE of Ireland players are in favour of a return to play and training according to new figures released by the League of Ireland players’ union.
The League of Ireland is believed to be inching towards a restart behind closed doors, or at least reduced attendances, with a return date of 20 July on the cards.
Testing players remains an issue for any potential return, but 92% of players are “agreeable to weekly or biweekly testing for Covid-19 throughout the season” according to the PFA Ireland survey.
In addition, 88% of the 285 players surveyed would like to see Covid-19 testing in place for players on their return to training.
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