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A geat line in a BBC article....
'Scottish football is never knowingly short of off-field bedlam..'
The officials running Scottish fitba have been an embarrassment for over a century.
A geat line in a BBC article....
'Scottish football is never knowingly short of off-field bedlam..'
I couldn't care who is top or bottom, this situation is unique. It's uncharted territory and there is no magic solution, that why you need to make a bold and decisive decision.
Extending the league is a minefield and players can ultimately refuse to play for "their" club.
Null and void doesn't work as it means sponsorship money would need to be repaid, clubs would go bust and listening to a lawyer the other day, potentially fans would have a claim for season ticket money to be reimbursed.
The 'unofficials' who think they know how Scottish Fitba should be run are even worse!The officials running Scottish fitba have been an embarrassment for over a century.
Look at league 1, arguably 5 teams could win it.
You can’t just decide that’s it, what’s the point in having a league ‘season’.
It needs completed or you just go again for the new season.
Fifa/UEFA have agreed to move contracts back in a uniform fashion by a month I think it was. It may be until the termination of the season, whichever league you are in. There may be other reasons why the season wont finish but players contracts should not be the sticking point.
Okay. I haven't followed it that closely. I don't see it as being beyond the wit of all concerned though, not a hard one to do in a way that suits all partiesThat's been proven to be incorrect advice.
And it would have to suit all parties.Okay. I haven't followed it that closely. I don't see it as being beyond the wit of all concerned though, not a hard one to do in a way that suits all parties
Okay. I haven't followed it that closely. I don't see it as being beyond the wit of all concerned though, not a hard one to do in a way that suits all parties
Where there is a will........... if UEFA and fifa want it to happen, if they have a cosy chat with the key leagues and agents then it can happen.And it would have to suit all parties.
Get one player that has a lucrative contract with another club starting 1st June that doesn't want to stay at the old club and the whole thing falls apart.
Also... what happens to the play offs if they stop the leagues now? Do they still happen?
Neil Lennon, has a short memory he was Celtic manager when they overturned Rangers 15 point lead 2012
So for him to say Celtic should be crowned champions on the basis of a 13 point lead is hypocrisy, at the time he said he never doubted Celtic could close the gap.
I'll also add that no-one at Celtic wants handed the title, they are happy to play it out whenever. I'm sure they'll be happy to extend that 13 point lead.
The only point I'm making is teams can be caught even with a big lead.And it could be argued you have a short memory too, Celtic overturned this deficit before Christmas 2011 if I recall not with 8 games to go.
Very narrow minded post, yes Celtic have won the league, same as Liverpool down south, this is about sporting integrity throughout the divisions, tell Hearts fans there getting relegated with 8 games to go, would you be happy if it was the other way around?
Indeed. I'm actually surprised they're not arguing for the season to be played to a finish when possible. Not only would it ensure no dubiety about their win it would also ensure the "sporting integrity" they once valued so highly.
I would imagine the reduction of 'home' penalties awarded to Rangers and Celtic will be reduced quite a bit under those rules.I've read on the Record online that the chairman of Ross County recons he could limit his crowds to 500 and keep to social distancing, he also mentioned Celtic could have a crowd of 10,000 and do likewise.
Could you imagine 10,000 or 9,000 converging at Celtic park and Ibrox and keeping social distancing, with people like that at the helm what chance has Scottish football got.