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Completely agree with this.killerandflash said:It would be a bit annoying if Leeds get promoted as I've never been to Elland Road and was planning to tick off that ground this season!
Losing Leeds, West Brom and Fulham and gaining Coventry, Rotherham and Oxford would make a massive difference to the quality of the Championship. The easiest Championship ever to win if you're half decent?
You’d have the three you’ve mentioned, then the current lot who have struggled this season, as well as one or two who will also be down there next season as there’s always clubs who surprisingly don’t do very well, Stoke for example.
It would make the league a far more level playing field.2 -
Rather than it being the top 3 teams of each EFL league, why can’t it just be the teams who currently occupy the automatic promotion places.
Instead of 23 in Premier League next season and still having 23 in League One. Obviously causing problems with fixtures. With it only being those sitting in the automatic promotion places now who get promoted, you’d have 22 in the Premier League and back to 24 in League One. Problem solved. Surely that’s easier? You also have 5 relegation places next season rather than 6. Meaning in Championship and League One, you’d have a top 6 and bottom 6. That’s a hell of a lot, but could of course make it more interesting.3 -
Roland is forced to cancel the sale to ESI.Sage said:
Completely agree with this.killerandflash said:It would be a bit annoying if Leeds get promoted as I've never been to Elland Road and was planning to tick off that ground this season!
Losing Leeds, West Brom and Fulham and gaining Coventry, Rotherham and Oxford would make a massive difference to the quality of the Championship. The easiest Championship ever to win if you're half decent?
You’d have the three you’ve mentioned, then the currently lot who have struggled this season, as well as one or two who will also be down there next season as there’s always clubs who surprisingly don’t do very well, Stoke for example.
It would make the league a far more level playing field.
Realising that he could get promotion to the PL and get a great price for the club, Roland gives Bowyer £30m to spend
We win the Championship, Roland sells us to Jeff Bezos for £120m with the one condition that the Covered End is named after him...
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I don't see how they can promote anything other than the top two given the play-off rules that are in place. Given that no-one is being relegated there's no need to expand the Premier League even more than promotion will anyway, I can see teams in the play-off spots kicking up way more of a stink if just one of them goes up. If you just promote the two in the guaranteed promotion slots then at least you can justify not sending anyone else up.Plus fuck Fulham.5
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Leeds should defo go up they had 5 of the current bottom 6 to play
Fulham have the 5 out of the current top 6 to play.
no relegations top 2 go up
5 relegated next season
do away with league cup to allow for the extra games to take place.Done0 -
You're probably right but, er, bollocks to Leedspalarsehater said:Leeds should defo go up they had 5 of the current bottom 6 to play
Fulham have the 5 out of the current top 6 to play.
no relegations top 2 go up
5 relegated next season
do away with league cup to allow for the extra games to take place.Done2 -
I am not defending the approach, but on your final point, you merely count up the first time the club has played every other team and discount the second. I'm pretty sure that will be 50/50 home and away.Addick Addict said:
As I indicated above, using a half way table (and even one when a Club has played each other once) doesn't sound fair either - Bromley would come out top in the National League but are 13th now and 18 points behind the current top side Barrow.Redrobo said:
Why not use the actual results when everyone had played each other once?Sage said:
Without the hassle! But it does show what I have worked on and again, how previous results are indicative of future ones. Not every single one is to be identical, but in a system you have to use the original results as it’s a strong indication of the points they’re going to pick up in the period of games you’re specifically looking at.JamesSeed said:
Much simpler version ;-)Sage said:
Pretty much the exact same as my theoretical table and in line with what our average league position has been this season...JamesSeed said:
From Twitter:jimmymelrose said:It's good that Ligue 1 is abandoned. It's puts everyone out of their misery.
’‘France are talking about determining Ligue 1 by how the table looked at the season mid-point, when everyone had played each other once.’
That would see us finishing in 18th place, six points clear of relegation.
Seems like a fair system. There is at least a logic to it.
It is virtually mathematically impossible for Bromley to be Champions now and yet they would be awarded the League!
Of less importance but a consideration, you will have half the teams having played one more away than at home.0 -
Players are "scared" about the prospect of returning to action amid the coronavirus pandemic, says Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero.
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I suspect all this is subject to approval from the government and its experts. I wonder what the plan would be if a player develops covid symptoms. As far as I’m aware the test isn’t 100% accurate, so presumably they’d have to isolate that player whatever the result, along with his squad and anyone they’d played against. Track and trace.smiffyboy said:A message I got on WhatsApp make of it what you want.THIS FROM A MATE WHO’S A TRAVEL WRITER:Premier league is back in June. A sport travel agency that manages logistics for some top teams (spurs, city, wolves, newcastle, rangers to name a few).Has been tasked with arranging hotels and travel for 8 weeks starting mid may.All premier league teams will play their remaining games at St. George’s Park, behind closed doors and for TV only. The complex will host 2/3 games a day that will be streamed live.The players will go into isolation mid may at select hotels in the vicinity of st georges and will train at local clubs grounds.They will not be able to see family and friends during the period of games. Each player will be tested regulary to ensure safety and hotels will be locked down for players only.Looks like we are going to have a world cup style June with loads of games to watch.
Even if it does happen, it sounds like a freak show to me. I’ve watched live matches played behind closed doors and they’re often massively dull, especially for the neutral.0 -
Voila.paulie8290 said:Was sent this in a WhatsApp group i am in but wasnt sure how to get just the audio on here.
Luckily someone had already put it on youtube
https://youtu.be/S81IiX1KqYgBeen using these arguments for some time, but you can see how the PL are desperate to circumvent the normal rules, purely for financial reasons. They want to place players and essential staff in a virus free bubble, and test, test, test.Although I can see the reasoning behind it, I still can’t see it happening.1 - Sponsored links:
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We'll name it Roland Bell Endkillerandflash said:
We win the Championship, Roland sells us to Jeff Bezos for £120m with the one condition that the Covered End is named after him...5 -
Will the players be expected to sign waivers? Or, will they / the clubs be able to sue the PL, if a player tests positive, in this supposed virus-free environment?JamesSeed said:
Voila.paulie8290 said:Was sent this in a WhatsApp group i am in but wasnt sure how to get just the audio on here.
Luckily someone had already put it on youtubehttps://youtu.be/S81IiX1KqYgBeen using these arguments for some time, but you can see how the PL are desperate to circumvent the normal rules, purely for financial reasons. They want to place players and essential staff in a virus free bubble, and test, test, test.Although I can see the reasoning behind it, I still can’t see it happening.1 -
It can't be 50/50 home and away - a club plays 23 teams so, at having met every other side once, they will either have played 12 at home and 11 away or vice versa. Home and away can only be evened out once they have played an even number of gamesMuttleyCAFC said:
I am not defending the approach, but on your final point, you merely count up the first time the club has played every other team and discount the second. I'm pretty sure that will be 50/50 home and away.Addick Addict said:
As I indicated above, using a half way table (and even one when a Club has played each other once) doesn't sound fair either - Bromley would come out top in the National League but are 13th now and 18 points behind the current top side Barrow.Redrobo said:
Why not use the actual results when everyone had played each other once?Sage said:
Without the hassle! But it does show what I have worked on and again, how previous results are indicative of future ones. Not every single one is to be identical, but in a system you have to use the original results as it’s a strong indication of the points they’re going to pick up in the period of games you’re specifically looking at.JamesSeed said:
Much simpler version ;-)Sage said:
Pretty much the exact same as my theoretical table and in line with what our average league position has been this season...JamesSeed said:
From Twitter:jimmymelrose said:It's good that Ligue 1 is abandoned. It's puts everyone out of their misery.
’‘France are talking about determining Ligue 1 by how the table looked at the season mid-point, when everyone had played each other once.’
That would see us finishing in 18th place, six points clear of relegation.
Seems like a fair system. There is at least a logic to it.
It is virtually mathematically impossible for Bromley to be Champions now and yet they would be awarded the League!
Of less importance but a consideration, you will have half the teams having played one more away than at home.0 -
I got this message yesterday and it really wound me up.smiffyboy said:A message I got on WhatsApp make of it what you want.THIS FROM A MATE WHO’S A TRAVEL WRITER:Premier league is back in June. A sport travel agency that manages logistics for some top teams (spurs, city, wolves, newcastle, rangers to name a few).Has been tasked with arranging hotels and travel for 8 weeks starting mid may.All premier league teams will play their remaining games at St. George’s Park, behind closed doors and for TV only. The complex will host 2/3 games a day that will be streamed live.The players will go into isolation mid may at select hotels in the vicinity of st georges and will train at local clubs grounds.They will not be able to see family and friends during the period of games. Each player will be tested regulary to ensure safety and hotels will be locked down for players only.Looks like we are going to have a world cup style June with loads of games to watch.
Premier League fans, particularly those from the elite clubs, really do my head in.
Talking about it being a ‘world cup’ type event, with ‘loads of games to watch’ - as if they don’t actually have any care for the good of the game and those involved, just as long as they get their glory-hunting fix of sitting in front of the TV and cheering from their armchair (like the rest of the year).
And then you get the people who bang on about “What the Premier League is going to do”, and “What about Liverpool and the title”.....Completely ignoring the fact that half the footballing pyramid could completely collapse altogether.
But as long as these c**** get their fix to have banter with their mates about the top 4/race for the title whilst giving F-all consideration for anything else, crack on.
I genuinely have more time for Millwall fans than these types of braindeads.22 -
When I was at school you either supported charlton, millwall or were a glory hunter. Agree with your millwall comments6
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cafctom said:
I got this message yesterday and it really wound me up.smiffyboy said:A message I got on WhatsApp make of it what you want.THIS FROM A MATE WHO’S A TRAVEL WRITER:Premier league is back in June. A sport travel agency that manages logistics for some top teams (spurs, city, wolves, newcastle, rangers to name a few).Has been tasked with arranging hotels and travel for 8 weeks starting mid may.All premier league teams will play their remaining games at St. George’s Park, behind closed doors and for TV only. The complex will host 2/3 games a day that will be streamed live.The players will go into isolation mid may at select hotels in the vicinity of st georges and will train at local clubs grounds.They will not be able to see family and friends during the period of games. Each player will be tested regulary to ensure safety and hotels will be locked down for players only.Looks like we are going to have a world cup style June with loads of games to watch.
Premier League fans, particularly those from the elite clubs, really do my head in.
Talking about it being a ‘world cup’ type event, with ‘loads of games to watch’ - as if they don’t actually have any care for the good of the game and those involved, just as long as they get their glory-hunting fix of sitting in front of the TV and cheering from their armchair (like the rest of the year).
And then you get the people who bang on about “What the Premier League is going to do”, and “What about Liverpool and the title”.....Completely ignoring the fact that half the footballing pyramid could completely collapse altogether.
But as long as these c**** get their fix to have banter with their mates about the top 4/race for the title whilst giving F-all consideration for anything else, crack on.
I genuinely have more time for Millwall fans than these types of braindeads.
The Sky fans as I call them, whenever I have conversations with them and tell them I support Charlton they invariably don't know what division we are in.
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Millwall fans went to school?Todds_right_hook said:When I was at school you either supported charlton, millwall or were a glory hunter. Agree with your millwall comments22 -
Plus the innevitable 'Yeah but what Premier League team do you support' 🤬ElfsborgAddick said:cafctom said:
I got this message yesterday and it really wound me up.smiffyboy said:A message I got on WhatsApp make of it what you want.THIS FROM A MATE WHO’S A TRAVEL WRITER:Premier league is back in June. A sport travel agency that manages logistics for some top teams (spurs, city, wolves, newcastle, rangers to name a few).Has been tasked with arranging hotels and travel for 8 weeks starting mid may.All premier league teams will play their remaining games at St. George’s Park, behind closed doors and for TV only. The complex will host 2/3 games a day that will be streamed live.The players will go into isolation mid may at select hotels in the vicinity of st georges and will train at local clubs grounds.They will not be able to see family and friends during the period of games. Each player will be tested regulary to ensure safety and hotels will be locked down for players only.Looks like we are going to have a world cup style June with loads of games to watch.
Premier League fans, particularly those from the elite clubs, really do my head in.
Talking about it being a ‘world cup’ type event, with ‘loads of games to watch’ - as if they don’t actually have any care for the good of the game and those involved, just as long as they get their glory-hunting fix of sitting in front of the TV and cheering from their armchair (like the rest of the year).
And then you get the people who bang on about “What the Premier League is going to do”, and “What about Liverpool and the title”.....Completely ignoring the fact that half the footballing pyramid could completely collapse altogether.
But as long as these c**** get their fix to have banter with their mates about the top 4/race for the title whilst giving F-all consideration for anything else, crack on.
I genuinely have more time for Millwall fans than these types of braindeads.
The Sky fans as I call them, whenever I have conversations with them and tell them I support Charlton they invariably don't know what division we are in.3 -
SantaClaus said:
Plus the innevitable 'Yeah but what Premier League team do you support' 🤬ElfsborgAddick said:cafctom said:
I got this message yesterday and it really wound me up.smiffyboy said:A message I got on WhatsApp make of it what you want.THIS FROM A MATE WHO’S A TRAVEL WRITER:Premier league is back in June. A sport travel agency that manages logistics for some top teams (spurs, city, wolves, newcastle, rangers to name a few).Has been tasked with arranging hotels and travel for 8 weeks starting mid may.All premier league teams will play their remaining games at St. George’s Park, behind closed doors and for TV only. The complex will host 2/3 games a day that will be streamed live.The players will go into isolation mid may at select hotels in the vicinity of st georges and will train at local clubs grounds.They will not be able to see family and friends during the period of games. Each player will be tested regulary to ensure safety and hotels will be locked down for players only.Looks like we are going to have a world cup style June with loads of games to watch.
Premier League fans, particularly those from the elite clubs, really do my head in.
Talking about it being a ‘world cup’ type event, with ‘loads of games to watch’ - as if they don’t actually have any care for the good of the game and those involved, just as long as they get their glory-hunting fix of sitting in front of the TV and cheering from their armchair (like the rest of the year).
And then you get the people who bang on about “What the Premier League is going to do”, and “What about Liverpool and the title”.....Completely ignoring the fact that half the footballing pyramid could completely collapse altogether.
But as long as these c**** get their fix to have banter with their mates about the top 4/race for the title whilst giving F-all consideration for anything else, crack on.
I genuinely have more time for Millwall fans than these types of braindeads.
The Sky fans as I call them, whenever I have conversations with them and tell them I support Charlton they invariably don't know what division we are in.
Who do not even go to games.
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What I usually do is tell them "well I've been to (Anfield, Old Trafford etc) more than you so that makes me more of a fan of your team than you and I don't even support them"ElfsborgAddick said:SantaClaus said:
Plus the innevitable 'Yeah but what Premier League team do you support' 🤬ElfsborgAddick said:cafctom said:
I got this message yesterday and it really wound me up.smiffyboy said:A message I got on WhatsApp make of it what you want.THIS FROM A MATE WHO’S A TRAVEL WRITER:Premier league is back in June. A sport travel agency that manages logistics for some top teams (spurs, city, wolves, newcastle, rangers to name a few).Has been tasked with arranging hotels and travel for 8 weeks starting mid may.All premier league teams will play their remaining games at St. George’s Park, behind closed doors and for TV only. The complex will host 2/3 games a day that will be streamed live.The players will go into isolation mid may at select hotels in the vicinity of st georges and will train at local clubs grounds.They will not be able to see family and friends during the period of games. Each player will be tested regulary to ensure safety and hotels will be locked down for players only.Looks like we are going to have a world cup style June with loads of games to watch.
Premier League fans, particularly those from the elite clubs, really do my head in.
Talking about it being a ‘world cup’ type event, with ‘loads of games to watch’ - as if they don’t actually have any care for the good of the game and those involved, just as long as they get their glory-hunting fix of sitting in front of the TV and cheering from their armchair (like the rest of the year).
And then you get the people who bang on about “What the Premier League is going to do”, and “What about Liverpool and the title”.....Completely ignoring the fact that half the footballing pyramid could completely collapse altogether.
But as long as these c**** get their fix to have banter with their mates about the top 4/race for the title whilst giving F-all consideration for anything else, crack on.
I genuinely have more time for Millwall fans than these types of braindeads.
The Sky fans as I call them, whenever I have conversations with them and tell them I support Charlton they invariably don't know what division we are in.
Who do not even go to games.
They genuinely can't respond because you've out-gloried them with there own team though sometimes you'll get the odd logistics excuse like it's too far to travel, too expensive, won't go on there own etc.1 - Sponsored links:
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And then when they get asked “Well why do you support them the ? Why don’t you support a local team like Charlton, Millwall, Gills etc?”, they just answer with “Nah cos they are shit”. Basically just admitting they’re glory hunters!MartinCAFC said:
What I usually do is tell them "well I've been to (Anfield, Old Trafford etc) more than you so that makes me more of a fan of your team than you and I don't even support them"ElfsborgAddick said:SantaClaus said:
Plus the innevitable 'Yeah but what Premier League team do you support' 🤬ElfsborgAddick said:cafctom said:
I got this message yesterday and it really wound me up.smiffyboy said:A message I got on WhatsApp make of it what you want.THIS FROM A MATE WHO’S A TRAVEL WRITER:Premier league is back in June. A sport travel agency that manages logistics for some top teams (spurs, city, wolves, newcastle, rangers to name a few).Has been tasked with arranging hotels and travel for 8 weeks starting mid may.All premier league teams will play their remaining games at St. George’s Park, behind closed doors and for TV only. The complex will host 2/3 games a day that will be streamed live.The players will go into isolation mid may at select hotels in the vicinity of st georges and will train at local clubs grounds.They will not be able to see family and friends during the period of games. Each player will be tested regulary to ensure safety and hotels will be locked down for players only.Looks like we are going to have a world cup style June with loads of games to watch.
Premier League fans, particularly those from the elite clubs, really do my head in.
Talking about it being a ‘world cup’ type event, with ‘loads of games to watch’ - as if they don’t actually have any care for the good of the game and those involved, just as long as they get their glory-hunting fix of sitting in front of the TV and cheering from their armchair (like the rest of the year).
And then you get the people who bang on about “What the Premier League is going to do”, and “What about Liverpool and the title”.....Completely ignoring the fact that half the footballing pyramid could completely collapse altogether.
But as long as these c**** get their fix to have banter with their mates about the top 4/race for the title whilst giving F-all consideration for anything else, crack on.
I genuinely have more time for Millwall fans than these types of braindeads.
The Sky fans as I call them, whenever I have conversations with them and tell them I support Charlton they invariably don't know what division we are in.
Who do not even go to games.
They genuinely can't respond because you've out-gloried them with there own team though sometimes you'll get the odd logistics excuse like it's too far to travel, too expensive, won't go on there own etc.3 -
Good point.Addick Addict said:
It can't be 50/50 home and away - a club plays 23 teams so, at having met every other side once, they will either have played 12 at home and 11 away or vice versa. Home and away can only be evened out once they have played an even number of gamesMuttleyCAFC said:
I am not defending the approach, but on your final point, you merely count up the first time the club has played every other team and discount the second. I'm pretty sure that will be 50/50 home and away.Addick Addict said:
As I indicated above, using a half way table (and even one when a Club has played each other once) doesn't sound fair either - Bromley would come out top in the National League but are 13th now and 18 points behind the current top side Barrow.Redrobo said:
Why not use the actual results when everyone had played each other once?Sage said:
Without the hassle! But it does show what I have worked on and again, how previous results are indicative of future ones. Not every single one is to be identical, but in a system you have to use the original results as it’s a strong indication of the points they’re going to pick up in the period of games you’re specifically looking at.JamesSeed said:
Much simpler version ;-)Sage said:
Pretty much the exact same as my theoretical table and in line with what our average league position has been this season...JamesSeed said:
From Twitter:jimmymelrose said:It's good that Ligue 1 is abandoned. It's puts everyone out of their misery.
’‘France are talking about determining Ligue 1 by how the table looked at the season mid-point, when everyone had played each other once.’
That would see us finishing in 18th place, six points clear of relegation.
Seems like a fair system. There is at least a logic to it.
It is virtually mathematically impossible for Bromley to be Champions now and yet they would be awarded the League!
Of less importance but a consideration, you will have half the teams having played one more away than at home.
Sounds from the leak above - EFL are looking at no relegations and top three promotions with adjustment next season. That is interesting from our perspective.0 -
wonder where these coronavirus free countries are that are within three or four hours of the UK?
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I am not really being serious but you could take it somewhere like tenerife, loads of empty hotels, good training facilities and a stadium. On an island that I would imagine is nearly completely empty at the moment.LargeAddick said:wonder where these coronavirus free countries are that are within three or four hours of the UK?
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How about penalty shoot-outs to decide each remaining fixture. All 11 players are involved. So a keeper and.each outfield player gets a penalty, so 10 v 10. That way all the players can travel independently to the fixture/venue and social distance.on the pitch etc.
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for me it should be either play the season out safely or void it completely.
don't agree with sporting merit etc as against leeds, derby etc we beat them likelyhood is now is they would hammer us we also picked up a lot of points early on.
does make me laugh though premier league clubs don't realise there is football outside of it.
the other argument is how good is it really going to be as a spectacle - an empty stadium with no fans - just cancel it and follow the rest of europe.
also something i saw earlier - brentford fans will never see there team play at griffin park again.0 -
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With everything thats going on I completely forgot this was their last season there.palarsehater said:for me it should be either play the season out safely or void it completely.
don't agree with sporting merit etc as against leeds, derby etc we beat them likelyhood is now is they would hammer us we also picked up a lot of points early on.
does make me laugh though premier league clubs don't realise there is football outside of it.
the other argument is how good is it really going to be as a spectacle - an empty stadium with no fans - just cancel it and follow the rest of europe.
also something i saw earlier - brentford fans will never see there team play at griffin park again.
Its a shame for the fans that they havent got to say a proper goodbye and you would hope that once this is over and its safe to do so the club will be able to arrange and friendly as a final goodbye.
It wont be the same as the final league game would have been, but at least it would be something for the fans1 -
Yep, when it we got to the age to choose gcse options, us charlton supporters chose steam engines and bovril, they chose fighting and asboskillerandflash said:
Millwall fans went to school?Todds_right_hook said:When I was at school you either supported charlton, millwall or were a glory hunter. Agree with your millwall comments2 -
Are they seriously proposing that the PL may restart with players wearing masks?
WTF.
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