Pratley believes "there's no point in playing" if tackling is not permitted and cannot see players sticking to the rules because of their competitive natures.
"I'm worried because one of our coaches had the virus and he said it's the worst thing that's ever happened to him and he wouldn't wish it upon anyone," he said.
"No one knows what effect the virus is going to have on you afterwards. Football isn't going to last forever. I want to be able to be able to live a normal life and run around with my daughter in the garden.
"It's going to have a massive impact. I want to get back, but it has to be safe for everyone. That's the main thing. If you can't do the tests, then I can't see it [football] getting back personally."
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JJ mentioned it in a song
Joking aside, I completely agree. The lengths of stupidity that are being put out just to get football back are ridiculous. I suspect clubs and the EFL would end up losing far more in lawsuits should players get ill and if there are long term effects of the disease (which, by the way, we're still not certain about because it's a disease that's been around for about 6 months).
Genuine lol there SD.
I think he may have been carrying a bit of timber but I think obese is a bit ott 😳
He had the whole timber yard not long ago!
Edit - can't add pics from mobile so here: https://images.app.goo.gl/EbbQevka3MS749yX6
He's not chronic or morbid but he's between overweight and obese categories I reckon.
Here's another.
https://images.app.goo.gl/iwKRuQxJvFjfuCTV8
Obesity is based on BMI, height vs weight so many people are recorded as obese, maybe it feels unfair and it's why BMI is crap.