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If PL and Championship can't be completed in full then the issue could be revisited (in yesterday's PL meeting)

FA seem to wavering on that this morning for PL - so maybe not written in stone

Barnsley proposal shouldn't pass as you can get to 38/39 games and teams could be already mathematically down. Or season falls a game short but everything is mathematically sorted

It's not about an ability to deliver messages all the time. In this specific case it's about delivering definite, enforced rules, not advisable guidelines. Advisable guidelines don't work - eg pictures of the beaches etc. last few weeks, unclear fining systems and so on. Nearly every other...

It's still a Govt that was going on about being able to take strong, decisive measures on areas like Brexit and other policy areas but has failed at the 1st hurdle with COVID. If you base your leadership on advising rather than insisting/forcing the necessary steps on dealing with this...

Ha. Okay I'd buy a wig and see if that fools it :)

What is the relevance of June 15th as a date for all these UK measures atm? See public transport etc. masks compulsory from June 15th. why not from today or even better from the beginning? One of the 1st measures here was masks for public transport and no overcrowding either.

Nicola Palios "I am sick of arguing with people who haven’t read the proposal."- well stay off Twitter :)

It's Johnson's Libertarian approach that has caused so much of this. It's been mixed messages and a lack of will to take a strong hand. People aren't going to be arguing with firm regulation when the backdrop of deaths is there for all to see. Trying to imitate other countries exits from...

Unlikely they'll get the 14 votes needed to cancel relegation.

Govt say may be a further easing of travel restrictions from June 16th - but UK a separate case to rest of Europe with the current mortality levels. Govt here expecting UK to spike due to public not following protocols (beach pictures etc. all over the media here). Will keep you informed. Got a...

seems the way they are scheduling fixtures over so many days for TV means that (if there was a 2nd spike) chances are all teams wouldn't finish on same number of games played anyway.

1. Don't see us coming back for 1 game to sort out PPG issues. Prohibitive costs for a one-off game. 2. Don't see no relegation from PL as well as adding 3 clubs from Championship. Already too many fixtures for those involved in Europe etc. But probably more importantly is the financials...

Also some mess with parachute payments used to buy club then written off.

Don't mind the footballing arguments but the financial ones are based on EFL and PFA doing something. EFL & PFA seem to have been short on definite financial ideas on how clubs can get through this month, let alone the next few

Needs a fixed framework. This pantomime gone on long enough.

MFE still seems lie an "if and buts" theory. Teams going to be counting pts lost through obvious refereeing errors next? Surely the system gets over-complicated as well as wouldn't the Championship have to vote on whether to add an extra team under one of the options?

yep. Tranmere stay up and clubs write a letter to PL asking for 5 million each as a one-off gift :)

think they're giving all themselves the space to argue they gave everyone every chance to have a say and it's not their fault time ran out. Tranmere , for example, claim they've put their final proposal together and sent to EFL on June 1st. They've had 10 weeks to think about it. Nobody but...

amateur hour. Probably 5 working days too. so pushing things back to 10th/11th. Give it up. Call time.