Which squads need work? The bottom 10 clubspublished at 07:55 British Summer Time 8 May 2020
With uncertainty around the next transfer window, what shape are Premier League squads in? We take a look at the clubs in the bottom half.
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With uncertainty around the next transfer window, what shape are Premier League squads in? We take a look at the clubs in the bottom half.
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Scott Duxbury said: "I feel uncomfortable at this stage even talking about football, because there are people dying, there are stresses on the NHS and that has to be a priority.
"Do I want to renew football? Absolutely, but when it is safe and when the government says it is absolutely fine."
The club's stadium is currently being used as the "Team West Herts Sanctuary, external" for staff from the neighbouring Watford General Hospital - offering free breakfast, lunch, overnight accommodation, seating areas, as well as laundering hospital scrubs.
Doctors, nurses and and other staff from Watford General Hospital went into Watford Football Club's Vicarage Road stadium where they observed a minute's silence for NHS staff and careers who have died after contracting coronavirus.
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BBC News Online
What started as a request to Watford FC, external for meeting rooms has now turned into a full-blown sanctuary for staff at neighbouring Watford General Hospital.
The collaboration between the club and West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust , externalstarted with meeting rooms at the Vicarage Road stadium to plan the trust's Covid-19 response and moved onto providing breakfast, lunch and a place to sit and chat after a tough shift.
Now there is overnight accommodation and counselling rooms for staff who want help with emotional trauma.
And for anyone who wishes to remember loved ones who have died during the outbreak, the chaplaincy team from the trust has created a memorial room.
Staff; including nurses, doctors, managers, cleaners and porters are even finding the sight of the pitch relaxing.
Chief executive Christine Allen said: "Watford General is only a few yards away, but the environment is so different and really seems to lift the mood.
"Of course, football fans want to see the pitch full of players, but for us, the empty green space has a very calming effect. And whilst our sole focus is our patients, the ability to get away makes all the difference."
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