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Coronavirus: Football Discussion Thread
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johnmc
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Anything workable
It’s workable. But it shouldn’t happen. As stated above there’s a reason every league in the world intends to start with an even number and that all final games kick off at the same time
It’s workable. But it shouldn’t happen. As stated above there’s a reason every league in the world intends to start with an even number and that all final games kick off at the same time
They can work it that the last 6 games all teams have played the same amount of games like I say anything workable for one season not like it’s going to be like that for ever more.
johnmc
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They can work it that the last 6 games all teams have played the same amount of games like I say anything workable for one season not like it’s going to be like that for ever more.
They cant work it that all teams play on the last day of the season at the same time
They cant work it that all teams play on the last day of the season at the same time
They do every season
johnmc
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They do every season
With an odd number of teams?
SouthStandStander
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not sure how much knows
Cant see that happening. Liverpool get what they want and everyone else has to make do.
With an odd number of teams?
At least One game will be meaningless
The Bury situation was forced
Think of the last game of the season. They are all scheduled to be played at the same time for a reason. Knowing what you have to do gives you an advantage. A team shouldn’t go into the last game knowing that another team has played all their games so they only need a point or whatever.
Fair point. I hadn't thought of the last weekend of the season. Bury were due to play Fleetwood at Gigg Lane and Fleetwood are currently in a play off position. Headache for the EFL