The Premier and FA League have both eliminated any probability of a minuteas stop as a to former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher who died yesterday, aged 87. That means there will be no minuteas silence for Thatcher as of this weekendas Premier League and FA Cup matches. But, it remains possible that each groups may request one with Wigan and Reading chairmen Dave Whelan and John Madejski respectively both in support of a tribute to Thatcher. Should The FA and Premier League reconsider their determination and power a blanket-wide minuteas stop for Thatcher this weekend before each match? While itas suggested that Thatcher had several connections to baseball, and those ties that she did have were meddlesome, what might happen when Queen Elizabeth II dies? Would The FA and Premier League rule out a minuteas silence given that the Queen has several connections to the sport? Share your opinions below. Listed here are tonightas Premier League information headlines: The Nightly EPL is tomorrowas news today. Itas frequently tomorrow morningas British newspaper headlines that are released the night before. We do all the work for you, aggregating the headlines for you and brushing the Web. Read The Nightly EPL on EPL Talk every evening before bed, to help you stay on top of all information that matters.
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