Re: Decision on finishing the season
 

[QUOTE=ruthinred;2350172]In such a tight and substandard renewal of the national league, you can't just write off 9 games


There isn't a lot between all the teams bar Chorley,, Anything could happen[/QUOTE]

You can if it saves us from going down!

Re: Decision on finishing the season
 

The likelihood of the remaining games being played must be slim. Therefore, a possible solution to balance the EFL for the next season, due to the Bury problem — whenever this might be, as the chances of the next season starting in August must be no better than 50:50 — would be to promote Barrow and relegate Chorley. Then who is top of the NL leagues below also get automatic promotion.

Whichever method is chosen there will be lots of upset and happy fans — Stevenage would be happy whilst Harrogate might be pissed.

The CV-19 is only beginning to wreak its havoc in the UK; sadly, I fear we have a lot more death and disruption to come our way yet. Until a vaccine is created we will be at its mercy.

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Lets me frank. We're no longer part of the football league pyramid. Therefore not a priortiy. I believe they'll get their games finished by hook or by crook.

But our season is finished. PPG seems a fair way.

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It is the Star so take with a massive pinch of salt [url]https://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/national-league-vote-immediately-end-21750382[/url]

Re: Decision on finishing the season
 

[QUOTE=Prodigal Dragon;2350178]The likelihood of the remaining games being played must be slim. Therefore, a possible solution to balance the EFL for the next season, due to the Bury problem — whenever this might be, as the chances of the next season starting in August must be no better than 50:50 — would be to promote Barrow and relegate Chorley. Then who is top of the NL leagues below also get automatic promotion.

Whichever method is chosen there will be lots of upset and happy fans — Stevenage would be happy whilst Harrogate might be pissed.

The CV-19 is only beginning to wreak its havoc in the UK; sadly, I fear we have a lot more death and disruption to come our way yet. [B]Until a vaccine is created we will be at its mercy.[/B][/QUOTE]

Way off unfortunately - a decent treatment is the best we can hope for at the moment PD!

Re: Decision on finishing the season
 

[QUOTE=Lods;2350109]The season should finish. The coronavirus won't just go away after a couple of weeks, even if people stay home like they've been told.

There's a selfish part of me that wants the season to end because it's quite likely Wrexham would avoid the drop if it did but even if that wasn't the case, the safety of the fans, players, club staff etc. of every club in the league is always more important.[/QUOTE]

spare a thought for Barrow , who look good to go up , But the same with most , what about Liverpool ? certs for the title , I think they are having the summer break now , (ok no beach ) and resume when things are calm ,

Re: Decision on finishing the season
 

[QUOTE=Rob;2350183]It is the Star so take with a massive pinch of salt [url]https://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/national-league-vote-immediately-end-21750382[/url][/QUOTE]

Non League Paper tweeted similar on Twitter 25 mins ago
BREAKING: The National League have asked The FA for assistance in postponing all remaining fixtures and to end the season as soon as possible.

Re: Decision on finishing the season
 

[QUOTE=redavid;2350198]spare a thought for Barrow , who look good to go up , But the same with most , what about Liverpool ? certs for the title , I think they are having the summer break now , (ok no beach ) and resume when things are calm ,[/QUOTE]

Barrow wont care if they're promoted. If anything they'd probably prefer it

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We are very very very very lucky then. Maidenhead were winning in their last fixture and if they’d have held on we’d have gone down