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Best and fairest thing is simply to null and void the bloody thing.
Feck that...any option that means Bowton survive gets a no from me.
Best and fairest thing is simply to null and void the bloody thing.
And you know if it was us and Barnsley in auto prom places it would have been scrapped in an instantThere’s no point them trying to start again. Hull are already saying they’ve had positive tests. If it was Leeds or West Brom they wouldn’t disclose it. Teams will exploit it however they can. The only reason all the leagues haven’t scrapped it and started again is because of the money involved in the Premier League and the fact that Liverpool we’re finally going to win it. Plus ‘massive Leeds’ we’re going back up. The FA and premier league are too scared to upset people, it should’ve been scrapped a long time ago with financial planning put in place to save clubs.
They won't but again if it was us and Barnsley we would.Be hilarious if Sheff Weds, Derby and Brum voted to end the season then had points deducted which relegated the lot of em.
Cheating barstewards
You are bang on with this KDZ - However, as with both "Parlay" in Pirates of the Caribbean and Government / SPAD interpretation of lockdown protocols - they are not rules they are, as you say, "guidelines" which as we know can be manipulated and bent by those in authority to suit their own objectives.The issue is imagine if we start the season and about 2 weeks in 1 player tests positive at one club. Due to the incubation period being about 2 weeks that mean that everyone at the club would need to go into isolation and couldn't play for at least a week or two and everyone they played in the previous 2 weeks would have to do the same. If that happened one player testing positive could take out multiple teams for a couple of weeks and considering we need to finish the league within just over a month there is no room for the fixtures to be replayed.
I don't think the guidelines on self isolation for those in contact with Covid will change so applying them means the chances of us being able to get every game played in the finite 50 odd days could be like a house of cards.
I can see the season coming back and being abandoned shortly after due to logistical nightmare potentially caused by just one positive test destroying the fixture list.
Regardless of how for or against you are about restarting the season for whatever reason there are going to be 700 odd folks tested continually accross the 24 teams. The chances that over 50 days no one will test positive seems unlikely and 1 positive will be like a potential house of cards if my understanding of what the guidelines are is correct.
You are bang on with this KDZ - However, as with both "Parlay" in Pirates of the Caribbean and Government / SPAD interpretation of lockdown protocols - they are not rules they are, as you say, "guidelines" which as we know can be manipulated and bent by those in authority to suit their own objectives.
In this case the EPL/EFL whose only concern is the money.
On that basis creative "solutions" will be arrived at to complete !
You are bang on with this KDZ - However, as with both "Parlay" in Pirates of the Caribbean and Government / SPAD interpretation of lockdown protocols - they are not rules they are, as you say, "guidelines" which as we know can be manipulated and bent by those in authority to suit their own objectives.
In this case the EPL/EFL whose only concern is the money.
On that basis creative "solutions" will be arrived at to complete !
I should have been in France right now. Lovely place.
In cities, maybe.......... though you could say the same for most cities, here too.Only bad thing about France is the French.
I know The spelling Parlay is the pirate version of it !"Parlay" is actually "parlez", from the french "to speak".
Parlez was a term implying ceasefire whilst talks were being held.
I should have been in France right now. Lovely place.
I know The spelling Parlay is the pirate version of it !
They've been given a grant by the DCMS the lucky barstewards. Suspect it's to do with the government wanting to keep the "rugby league towns" happy since they won many of them over at the election. So unfortunately the end probably isn't nigh for them just yet.Seasons over, it's nearly June. Pitch is getting a good rest. Leave it now untill September and start a new season. Hopefully the tenants finish too. Just hope they can keep paying the rent.
I trust that you are joking sir.Only bad thing about France is the French.