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3 minutes ago, Dave Hedgehog said:

Never questioned in the correct manner 👍

Why would an individual football club be in a position to change the structure of the league thinking it’s appropriate for them to circulate an non official document to other clubs. 

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27 minutes ago, Dave Hedgehog said:

Of course it is. No one is getting treated differently. Null and void for everyone or positions stand for everyone. It’s the same either way.

The contract has the provision to be frustrated which in turn would make that contract void at time of termination and no winner can be declared as its undecided. No club would be able to argue against that, legally anyway. 

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1 hour ago, Dave Hedgehog said:

I don’t recall saying it should be a vote, too many vested interests for me.

UEFA should decide. Treat everyone the same. That’s fair 👍

UEFA are more corrupt than the scum.

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3 hours ago, The Dude said:

So what do you want the leagues to do? they can't make a decision because that's corrupt, they can't have a vote because that's corrupt. 

1 - At the suspension of play mathematical probability could estimate the final standings based on games completed.

2 - Player suspensions, injuries and the human factor over the remaining games would have to be applied, to give a revised final standing.

3 - Given that all things equal were not in play at the time of suspension, causes an anomaly.

Calling the league finished at the halfway point has less variables and makes more mathematical sense than calling it skewed.

All things equal or null and void.

 

 

 

 

 

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29 minutes ago, Quiet Jim said:

1 - At the suspension of play mathematical probability could estimate the final standings based on games completed.

2 - Player suspensions, injuries and the human factor over the remaining games would have to be applied, to give a revised final standing.

3 - Given that all things equal were not in play at the time of suspension, causes an anomaly.

Calling the league finished at the halfway point has less variables and makes more mathematical sense than calling it skewed.

All things equal or null and void.

 

 

 

 

 

He can't answer until he speaks with his boss in the rhebel.

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If they don’t make it all null and void in this time of a pandemic the people at the top of the game should be chased.

There will be no football being played for the foreseeable future, certainly way beyond their stupid June 30th deadline.

End it now and allow clubs to do what’s necessary to keep themselves going.

Not one team anywhere has won their league, being top is not an entitlement to be caleed the winner.

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10 hours ago, Quiet Jim said:

1 - At the suspension of play mathematical probability could estimate the final standings based on games completed.

2 - Player suspensions, injuries and the human factor over the remaining games would have to be applied, to give a revised final standing.

3 - Given that all things equal were not in play at the time of suspension, causes an anomaly.

Calling the league finished at the halfway point has less variables and makes more mathematical sense than calling it skewed.

All things equal or null and void.

 

 

 

 

 

So what happens to clubs who were promoted last season? Do they now get a payment based on being in a lower division they are currently in?

1. There wouldn't be any use of probability. It would be on games that have actually been played.

2. The remaining games are postponed. There wouldn't be some sort of 'pools panel' results being formulated.

3. There are anomalies in the Scottish Premiership most season. All things arent equal in any given season (one team having three home games v one club, rivals have three away games for example)

 

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1 hour ago, The Dude said:

So what happens to clubs who were promoted last season? Do they now get a payment based on being in a lower division they are currently in?

1. There wouldn't be any use of probability. It would be on games that have actually been played.

2. The remaining games are postponed. There wouldn't be some sort of 'pools panel' results being formulated.

3. There are anomalies in the Scottish Premiership most season. All things arent equal in any given season (one team having three home games v one club, rivals have three away games for example)

 

Out of interest if a team was awarded the title does that equate to winning it?

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Rangers and sceptic declared joint winners, with * beside it to show league was not completed. 4 teams from Championship promoted, no relegation, equals a top league of 16 and the other leagues reconstructed in to 2 leagues. Problem solved. Scotland should now be entitled to 2 teams in the Champions League if the coefficient is held where it is.

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Said it from the start. The league needs ripped up and thrown out. Would be the same if it were us sitting at the top. The difference between us and them is we have some dignity and morals. We've had to do it before and would do it again. That lot will find any excuse to have it awarded to them. What does it matter if they didn't complete the season? What does it matter if there's a global pandemic? They'll happily count it. 

The seasons done. Whenever we can then just start a new season. 

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4 hours ago, The Dude said:

If a team is awarded the title they'll be regarded as the winners.

It doesn’t equate to winning it though. 👍

Because they didn’t actually win it. 

Any team handed a win will have the biggest taint next to it. 

Liverpool havent moaned and they have went 30 years without the league, they know the taint will spoil it. 

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