Danny Murphy talks about the intensive schedule: if you want to increase your income and play less games, it's impossible

Live Bar January 3 News Every year in the Premier League games, coaches complain that the schedule is too dense and the players are tired, and Murphy talked about his views in an interview.

Murphy said: "I'm sorry to hear a lot of complaints about the intensity of the schedule, especially from Premier League managers. If the rights are not sold around the world, there is no way for the team to make a lot of money, so there is no way to balance it before increasing revenue and reducing matches. ”

"I admit that the pandemic is a very important factor right now, and there are some teams that can't play, but some of the remarks I've heard from Tuchel, Klopp and other coaches are untenable. If you ask the players if they would like to play at Christmas, I'm sure most people will say yes, and it's more effective to deal with the situation positively than to complain. ”

"It doesn't make sense for the team to worry about too many games in my opinion, the data shows that since the replay of the cup was cancelled, players are now no more covered than they were 10 years ago. So let's show a little resilience, unless you really can't send a complete team because of the epidemic, otherwise work hard. ”

As to whether there is room for adjustment in the cup, Murphy said: "England are the only top leagues to play two cups, and in France they abolished the second cup, which is something we can come up with and discuss. League Cup matches can be played by teams at the third and fourth levels, which can increase the income of these clubs. ”

（vivian）