Decision on finishing the season

[northwalian dragon]

I don’t see an issue with refunds to be honest. People have to look after themselves and not feel guilt about taking back ticket fees for cancelled games from a club that hasn’t cared about it’s fan base in a long time

[krux]

Originally Posted by northwalian dragon

I don’t see an issue with refunds to be honest. People have to look after themselves and not feel guilt about taking back ticket fees for cancelled games from a club that hasn’t cared about it’s fan base in a long time

True. If you are a family with four season tickets its a lot at our level, will be a huge amount in the top flight.
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[davewilli]

Originally Posted by northwalian dragon

I don’t see an issue with refunds to be honest. People have to look after themselves and not feel guilt about taking back ticket fees for cancelled games from a club that hasn’t cared about it’s fan base in a long time

A bit harsh considering the good work that has been done recently.

[BennoKarlShintz]

Radical solution - finish this season off, whenever that may be (but hopefully by Xmas),. Next season ie 2020/21, just play one fixture against each team in whatever division (home/away fixtures drawn by lots). Then we're all ready for the summer Euros

Bob's your uncle..........

[bowler]

The sooner they scrap this season no promotion or relegation the easier it will be for next season but I think football is in a tough situation crowds will still not be allowed to gather. Sport in general will suffer until this disease has gone.

[welshian]

Originally Posted by davewilli

A bit harsh considering the good work that has been done recently.

Yeah, we're great at everything that is not remotely football related. Alas, we are a football club, and at that we are shit.

Get your refund, you deserve it for all the crap this season.

[Sandgrounder]

Originally Posted by bowler

The sooner they scrap this season no promotion or relegation the easier it will be for next season but I think football is in a tough situation crowds will still not be allowed to gather. Sport in general will suffer until this disease has gone.

Why? What's the logic for that statement as, the way you've put it, that makes no sense at all: so why does scrapping the season make next season easier as compared to going with PPG?

Why, even if it were easier (which it isn't in my opinion), does it make it right that Barrow, and all the other teams in the other leagues, shouldn't get promoted when that is the whole purpose of playing a season? Those teams may never be in that position again.

Or do you mean, although it's not what you've said, that it will be easier to close off this season? I think you've got a stronger case, if so, but even then it's not the right thing to do for me.

[borntobered]

Why don't they go ppg, then void the current season, starting the following season on your ppg total. Therefore barrow would start next season 4 points clear at the top, and we would start in 19th position (which is better than where we normally start &#128512

[EnglishRed]

Originally Posted by northwalian dragon

We were top last season having played 36 games

Sutton were top in 2017/18 with Macclefield having 8 games left, the season finished with Macclesfield winning the league and 13 points clear of Sutton. We were 3rd that season having played 40 games! We finished 10th.

A lot can change in 8 games and we should know more than any other club those last 8 games are huge. They are when teams are really tested, they are the games that we have failed in the most. You shouldn't win or lose anything without a ball being kicked in those last 8 games.

Either void the season or commit to playing on, whenever that will be

Completely agree. I have no idea what the answer is but you can't just hand Barrow the title as there is plenty of time for things to change in our division. Notts County and Harrogate are in better form than Barrow I think.