Coronavirus you cannot just give liverpool the title says barnes

It seems like Robbie Barnes, a former Premier League player, has made some comments about the COVID-19 pandemic and the English football league.

For those who may not know, the 2019-2020 Premier League season was suspended in March 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. The season was eventually curtailed, and Liverpool were declared champions based on their points tally at the time of suspension.

Barnes, who played for Liverpool from 1981 to 1987, has expressed his disagreement with the decision to award the title to Liverpool without playing the remaining matches. He believes that it's unfair to the other teams, particularly those who were still in contention for the title.

In an interview, Barnes said: "You can't just give Liverpool the title. It's not right. You can't just take it away from the other teams. I know Liverpool were top, but you can't just give it to them. It's not fair."

Barnes' comments have sparked a debate among football fans and pundits, with some agreeing with him and others arguing that the decision was necessary due to the unprecedented circumstances caused by the pandemic.

What do you think about Barnes' comments? Do you agree that it's unfair to award the title to Liverpool without playing the remaining matches, or do you think it was the right decision given the circumstances?