Arsène Wenger has called Body English Premier League match in terms of delays due to bad weather for the common good.Match between Liverpool with Tottenham which was originally scheduled for tomorrow, yesterday was canceled after the board English Premier League Board requested more information from Liverpool on the last condition.
The fans are angry and disappointed that the cancellation as soon flooded the phone line, asking why the game was delayed so early.
Wenger had previously mentioned concerns about the cancellation of games for several teams related to bad weather.
"Premier League should have the responsibility to check whether all had to behave honestly," said the Arsenal manager.
"I harbor no suspicions. But perhaps the Premier League should send someone to investigate the field and making decisions. Examination that can include the surrounding area as well. "
Liverpool tried to cancel the game 53 hours before kick-off when they contacted the Premier League 11malam at local time yesterday, giving details of consultation with local government and Merseyside police.
Because snow is not immediately anticipated this weekend, the Premier League asked for a written statement from Liverpool City Council before agreeing to postpone the game, along with the game today at Hull, Sunderland, Fulham and Burnley.
Back in October, the clubs have received strict guidelines regarding delays Premier League matches and confirmed again yesterday that will not put the safety of individuals in a risky situation, they would prefer to avoid the chaos caused by the worst winter in the UK in almost 30 years.
A group of Liverpool fans from Germany has spent thousands of pounds for a dream trip to Anfield to watch the game tomorrow has been postponed.
"Eight people will arrive today after traveling overland from Moenchengladbach, and six others sent word that they are flying tomorrow," said Graham Agg, the official secretary of Liverpool supporters club in Germany ..
"By including the cost of accommodation for a few nights, every person going to cost several hundred pounds. They ought to have a fun time at Liverpool, but unfortunately the game has been canceled. They only come two or three times a year and had hoped this trip for months . This will be a big disappointment for them. "
Les Lawson, secretary of the official Liverpool supporters club, sympathize with Anfield officials, together with disgruntled fans. "If the police based on opinion, not that we can try," he said. For Liverpool, this game is delayed beyond their control.
The city council explained to the Premier League, that they do not have the resources to make sidewalks and streets around Anfield safe for the 44,000 spectators who will attend the game.
Rafa Benitez insisted yesterday that he wanted this game took place. Liverpool only have two key players who missed the affected Javier Mascherano ban penalty and Glen Johnson playing was injured. Meanwhile, Tottenham will play without the injured Aaron Lennon.
"For us, you must understand, we've practiced, and would be better if we played," said the Liverpool manager. "But for security reasons the club, we thought it would be better to postpone the game,"
"You have to decide early. You can not wait and let the fans suffer loss and disappointment. "
Sunderland postpone their game with Bolton after a second meeting with their Safety Advisory Group yesterday. Ken Scott, chairman of the group, said: "Our responsibility is to ensure the safety of the supporters, staff and emergency services officers. And to protect, maintain comfort the people, which includes security considerations arrival and departure of the supporters of the stadium"
"And our view this would be very dangerous if we decide to continue the game"
"Notice of intentionally done early to prevent thousands of people to travel unnecessarily dangerous and also help local authorities not to add resources and emergency services."
Hull are confident they will be able to establish a game against Premier League leaders, Chelsea, but yesterday afternoon a heavy snowfall forced them to postpone the game.
Only three games that could still be held, namely in Cardiff, Coventry and Derby. And two games in League One, which is in Leeds and Norwich. All matches in League Two delayed. On the northern border, 10 games in the Scottish Cup fourth round should be regulated again.