Happy with that. I haven't got BT sport this year & pleased I'm not missing any really decent games. Maybe Chelsea v Man City, but apart from that everything else is either on Sky, Amazon or BBC
Happy with that. I haven't got BT sport this year & pleased I'm not missing any really decent games. Maybe Chelsea v Man City, but apart from that everything else is either on Sky, Amazon or BBC
And for "Skyless" people, a number of Sky games are on their terrestrial channel Pick
At an Extraordinary General Meeting on Tuesday 9 June, EFL Clubs voted on proposals in respect of changes to EFL Regulations in the event season 2019/20 is curtailed.
Proposals were submitted by Barnsley and Tranmere Rovers alongside amendments to an EFL Board proposal which were put forward by Lincoln City, Stevenage and Ipswich Town.
Following a vote on each by all 71 Clubs, it was overwhelmingly agreed (by a majority of all Clubs and a majority in the Championship) to adopt the EFL Board’s proposal into EFL Regulations, which now means the following applies in the event a division curtails its 2019/20 season or it is ended by any other means.
Final divisional placings will be determined on unweighted points per game (if required).
Promotion and relegation should be retained.
Play-Offs will be played in all circumstances but will not be extended (beyond four teams).
Clubs in Leagues One and Two will now meet by division later today to formally determine whether to resume playing the 2019/20 season or opt for curtailment. The Championship Clubs restart their season on 20 June.
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I'll be interested who we play in our home friendly, seeing that I'm not sure any of the L1 and L2 teams are training?
Or it may have been league 2 I cant remember, but one of the leagues where definitely testing the play off teams
Sir Matt Tees would still have weighed about 10 stone soaking wet and won every header that mattered.
Any Charlton game will naturally take priority
No positive results in latest round of Premier League tests. Zero from 1,195 tests.
Really?
Most of the games are meaningless, and played in empty stadiums. It will be mostly boring shit.
Happy days are here again.
I know there are no away fans needing to travel back home so it doesn't really matter, just wondering what was wrong with 7.45 or 8pm?
Two individuals from two clubs prove positive from 1,179 tests in latest round.
The link has been updated to include Barnsley and Exeters confirmation, but still one player/staff member at a Championship club yet to confirm
Hope that players realise this...
At an Extraordinary General Meeting on Tuesday 9 June, EFL Clubs voted on proposals in respect of changes to EFL Regulations in the event season 2019/20 is curtailed.
Proposals were submitted by Barnsley and Tranmere Rovers alongside amendments to an EFL Board proposal which were put forward by Lincoln City, Stevenage and Ipswich Town.
Following a vote on each by all 71 Clubs, it was overwhelmingly agreed (by a majority of all Clubs and a majority in the Championship) to adopt the EFL Board’s proposal into EFL Regulations, which now means the following applies in the event a division curtails its 2019/20 season or it is ended by any other means.
Clubs in Leagues One and Two will now meet by division later today to formally determine whether to resume playing the 2019/20 season or opt for curtailment. The Championship Clubs restart their season on 20 June.
Which of course is already the case for League Two
Peterborough are gonna be happy if League One dont resume thats for sure