Would Sunderland get a free year of parachute payments if they voided the season?
We of course have huge issues rescheduled if we do go again as Birmingham will also I assume have games to play in a compressed period
Weather would be better though and pitch would hold up better than it has the past couple of months.No clearly not and would like us have huge issues. We of course have huge issues rescheduled if we do go again as Birmingham will also I assume have games to play in a compressed period
Will have recovered somewhat too of course with no games.Weather would be better though and pitch would hold up better than it has the past couple of months.
10 games to be played at St Andrews in a couple of summer months would be no issue
Bill Shankly had a very different viewHowever...
In times like this you have to realise its only a game and theres more on life, like ours and everyone associated with a football club's health.
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Yup. He sold his mother to gypsies in order to buy a programme for Tranmere Rovers reserves and some new bootlaces.Bill Shankly had a very different view
Yes and for one season only play no Cup games which would cut the number of games played by everyone and help the new season finish on time.If it's delayed until May, the leagues could play two games a week until conclusion. Have a shorter summer break or start the new season in September.
You were murdered by Justin Bieber fans who agree with the vast majority that Biamou is pretty good!I’m going to a couple of concerts next week - no doubt there is no social distancing - if I never post on here again we know what’s happened
I've spent the day being a geek and reading through all the EFL rules and didn't see anything regarding this situation (but I do now know the kit selection priority between teams, goalkeepers and officials). Without a clear rule I think any decision would be made by a vote of members and the threshold for passing any decision would likely be quite high (75%+ I imagine)Doing the rounds saying that if theres more than 75% of a season completed, then the league are within their right to complete it as it stands. Obviously this is just a rumour. If people are wondering we have completed 77%.
30 odd, people died at a football match in 1985 - The game went ahead 2 hours later.I don't think another ball will be kicked this season. Infections are going to rise and it will be seen as callous to continue.
There will probably be a vote and as 90% of clubs will benefit from voiding that will be the choice.
"We have to choose the fairest route for all involved" etc
30 odd, people died at a football match in 1985 - The game went ahead 2 hours later.
96 people died at a football match in 1989 - After a brief pause, the league fixtures were completed.
The credibility of the footballing authorities is severely hanging in the balance right now. There will be no cancellation.
The footballing authorities don’t have any credibility - they have gone against the guidance given by the Chief Medical Officer.30 odd, people died at a football match in 1985 - The game went ahead 2 hours later.
96 people died at a football match in 1989 - After a brief pause, the league fixtures were completed.
The credibility of the footballing authorities is severely hanging in the balance right now. There will be no cancellation.
You tooI've spent the day being a geek and reading through all the EFL rules and didn't see anything regarding this situation (but I do now know the kit selection priority between teams, goalkeepers and officials). Without a clear rule I think any decision would be made by a vote of members and the threshold for passing any decision would likely be quite high (75%+ I imagine)
WAR (world war) is the only event that disrupts regular football. We'll discuss this again in the summer, fellatio.How do two separate incidents relate to a prolonged pandemic that won't hit it's peak until another ten weeks?
This is an unprecedented event. Don't act like you're sure of what will happen.
WAR (world war) is the only event that disrupts regular football. We'll discuss this again in the summer, fellatio.
You need to have lie down bud !I'm just making this up as I go along but I'm thinking in terms of, if they really can't complete the games over the spring / summer, they could go with no promotions or relegations this season but add the points each team has earned this season to next seasons points. So the end of next season would include this season's points as well. They would need some formula to level up games played this season. Obviously it would be better for us to end the season early and promote / relegate as it stands but I really can't see them doing that.
I’m going to a couple of concerts next week - no doubt there is no social distancing - if I never post on here again we know what’s happened
It's a solution because it's the easiest thing to do. No promotions are guaranteed so technically no-one is missing out, while clubs that are relegated and being punished without having fully earned it. No-one knows exactly what is going to happen but voiding is definitely a real possibility.Still can’t get my head around voiding the season being a solution to anything
Just can't see it. Everyone I hear on 5Live is talking about playing the season out, however long it takes.It's a solution because it's the easiest thing to do. No promotions are guaranteed so technically no-one is missing out, while clubs that are relegated and being punished without having fully earned it. No-one knows exactly what is going to happen but voiding is definitely a real possibility.
Make every remaining game a penalty shoot-out.
One player to come out on the field at a time to avoid infection.
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