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Posted by: Civvy at last, March 17, 2020, 11:08am
Why not void next season instead.
We wait until things are back under control. Then give the clubs two weeks/one month  notice for a mini pre-season type fitness regime. Then this season is resumed to completion.
Depending on when this is finished we then look at next season. So all the clubs  know exactly what is in store.  If need be, due to lack of time for next season, reduce the playing time to 30 mins each way and play two games a week.  Obviously there is no perfect solution, but it would sort out any legal issues as long as we finish this season.  
Posted by: supertown, March 17, 2020, 12:15pm; Reply: 1
Agree
Posted by: pizzzza, March 17, 2020, 12:32pm; Reply: 2
Quoted from Civvy at last
Why not void next season instead.
We wait until things are back under control. Then give the clubs two weeks/one month  notice for a mini pre-season type fitness regime. Then this season is resumed to completion.
Depending on when this is finished we then look at next season. So all the clubs  know exactly what is in store.  If need be, due to lack of time for next season, reduce the playing time to 30 mins each way and play two games a week.  Obviously there is no perfect solution, but it would sort out any legal issues as long as we finish this season.  


Agree about completing this season, seeing where we are then and planning for the future accordingly

but...

30 min each way?? Give your head a wobble.
Posted by: diehardmariner, March 17, 2020, 3:10pm; Reply: 3
The thing is, until this pandemic passes there's not a lot of planning anyone can do.

We could void this season and next season, but still find ourselves in a situation where normality hasn't returned in 18 months time.

This is completely and utterly uncharted territory.
Posted by: GollyGTFC, March 17, 2020, 3:14pm; Reply: 4
I don't think clubs at our level can afford to wait and delay recommencing the season. As soon as the all clear is given it's game on. Next season might need to be shortened. That can be agreed prior to 2021/22 season beginning.
Posted by: GollyGTFC, March 17, 2020, 3:15pm; Reply: 5
I don't think clubs at our level can afford to wait and delay recommencing the season. As soon as the all clear is given it's game on. Next season might need to be shortened. That can be agreed prior to 2021/22 season beginning.
Posted by: Boris Johnson, March 18, 2020, 1:37am; Reply: 6
Quoted from Civvy at last
Why not void next season instead.
We wait until things are back under control. Then give the clubs two weeks/one month  notice for a mini pre-season type fitness regime. Then this season is resumed to completion.
Depending on when this is finished we then look at next season. So all the clubs  know exactly what is in store.  If need be, due to lack of time for next season, reduce the playing time to 30 mins each way and play two games a week.  Obviously there is no perfect solution, but it would sort out any legal issues as long as we finish this season.  


not sure that would work....what about players out of contract on 1st of July....teams may struggle to het a swaud together in such a short space

i would void this season...
Posted by: Harry Haddock, March 18, 2020, 3:14am; Reply: 7
Another alternative would be...
Finish the season once the virus gone (late summer/autumn)
Have a winter break and run all future seasons from March to October  

No more freezing your ballacks off on a tuesday night and loads more sunny away days 8)

Posted by: Davec, March 18, 2020, 6:53am; Reply: 8
I think we should declare this season null and void no promotions or relegations, it is alright saying lets complete this season in June July but we don't know if the virus would have even hit its peak by then? We are just assuming it would have, this is really unknown territory and no matter what decision is made there will be happy and unhappy people.
Posted by: KingstonMariner, March 18, 2020, 8:07am; Reply: 9
I’d be in favour of completing the season. There’s only a few games left of the league season. It would be unfair to cut it now. If it runs into the Summer/Autumn then cut next season. In fact make a decision to cut next season already - cancel all Cup and international games including the CL and EL.

A solution can be found to players being out of contract.
Posted by: aldi_01, March 18, 2020, 8:13am; Reply: 10
Zero way they’ll cull competitions like the champions league give the vast sums of cash.

Voiding isn’t a simple answer either...why should Bolton get a reprieve for ignoring the financial rules? Do you reinstate Bury and the. Essentially still have to kick them out? Do you ignore the financial irregularities at Macclesfield and essentially say the points deductions are irrelevant.

What about the 8/9 championship clubs looking for promotion, how is it fair to ignore their potential promotion and financial windfall?

Fact is there’s so much money involved and we’re so far in that voiding it will likely open a can of worms that is uncontrollable.

A serious, thought out discussion needs to take place and figure something out. I personally think they’ve been hasty cancelling euro 2020 but that’s a different matter. That hadn’t started...voiding the season could have so many huge ramifications.

It would be proper funny if Liverpool didn’t win the league though...
Posted by: golfer, March 18, 2020, 9:08am; Reply: 11
Good job we have got J.S.F. funding our cash shortages.  Bet he has got a permanent sweat on.
Posted by: Youngy, March 18, 2020, 9:20am; Reply: 12
Once (when, hope) this thing blows over then I personally would want to see the domestic league finished. Let's knock the play offs, FA Cup final etc on the head for this year and get the season finished and resolved.
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