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[Twenty Eight]

You're missing the issue of Wycombe mate. Imagine being a Peterborough fan deprived of a play off spot.

[andyd]

Originally Posted by Twenty Eight

You're missing the issue of Wycombe mate. Imagine being a Peterborough fan deprived of a play off spot.

No I couldn't imagine being a Peterborough fan their chairman after a bit of ranting changed his mind before showing himself up any further and no I don't think most Peterborough fans will give a s***.

[Twenty Eight]

Let’s just disagree then.
To say fans of the club don’t give a ........... Is bemusing.

[andyd]

Wycombe announce £1,000,000 loss up to May due to present circumstances and expect to lose £350,000 a month on going, as nobody can predict when crowds are back some say maybe September or next year no one knows so losses by then would be touching £2,500,000. If made to play any scenario behind closed doors this loss would increase. As furloughing eases down they will continue to pay staff but have advised them all it would be wise to look for alternative employment meaning come October without change there isn't the money to pay them. But they running the club will do everything in their power to keep the club going to complete when some normality returns this to me keeping your clubs going is what us bemused fans really want to hear.

[monkey hanger]

Originally Posted by Twenty Eight

It's all 72 EFL clubs voting on the 8th not just League One.
It isn't a vote to decide on League One its to agree the framework laid out on 21 May.

know there is not another way, but clubs who vote will vote for their own interest and not the whole game. just like we do in any votes we have made in our lifetime.

[Exile on Spencer St]

Another day of indecision...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52914059

[andyd]

Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St

Another day of indecision...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52914059

It's beyond a joke now even the National League are better organized starting to talk about next season which is the bigger problem, the premiership are only bothered about themselves so if the EFL don't get their act together they could well sink.

[StanleyJosh]

lots of implications which is why it hasn’t yet been sorted. rules have to be added to allow changes. some fair proposals put forward but no point on having 10 different ideas and voting on them, be hard to get a majority.

lots happening behind the scenes. nothing to make public as far too much speculation and to be honest some of that has been absolutely absurd.

it’s human nature to worry about yourself first.

“If you don’t love yourself, why should anyone else”

[andyd]

Originally Posted by StanleyJosh

lots of implications which is why it hasn’t yet been sorted. rules have to be added to allow changes. some fair proposals put forward but no point on having 10 different ideas and voting on them, be hard to get a majority.

lots happening behind the scenes. nothing to make public as far too much speculation and to be honest some of that has been absolutely absurd.

it’s human nature to worry about yourself first.

“If you don’t love yourself, why should anyone else”

There should be at least one rule no playing professional football behind closed doors unless you're income is guaranteed by another scource ie:- fantastic TV revenue, government subsidies etc, other than that stay in hibernation untill crowds allowed back 100% not in dribs and drabs has as been suggested.

[cashman]

it looks to me like the E.F.L. aint convinced enough clubs to vote the way they want? yeh never know,

[Exile on Spencer St]

But, compared with the so-called judicial system, a day’s delay makes the EFL look like a dynamic decision-making body.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan...shire-52881290

I always thought the maxim was “justice delayed is justice denied”.
Why should a trial be scheduled so it doesn’t “clash with the football season”?

[AccyMad]

Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St

But, compared with the so-called judicial system, a day’s delay makes the EFL look like a dynamic decision-making body.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan...shire-52881290

I always thought the maxim was “justice delayed is justice denied”.
Why should a trial be scheduled so it doesn’t “clash with the football season”?

That's disgraceful, it's gone on long enough & should be dealt with as soon as the courts are open again

[monkey hanger]

Originally Posted by AccyMad

That's disgraceful, it's gone on long enough & should be dealt with as soon as the courts are open again

if it had been coley or jim bentley involved it would have been decided in court before this.

[Exile on Spencer St]

I just don’t understand the rationale. Can anyone now claim their trial should be postponed because it ‘may’ interfere with their job? Weird decision.

[cashman]

i detest barton but to me its no big deal, both of em are managers,and it was a push not exactly life threatening.