The FL would not dare take on Sisu :thinking about:
They've not to "take on" as SISU or the Club aren't at fault for the weather, are they?
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They're to blame for everything else, so why not the weather? LOL
They may well fine them if we don't complete our fixtures. However to do so now..... All league clubs could currently be fined for not completing their fixtures.
I've only just noticed today that Crawley have only played 25 games! They have 9 games in March and have a midweek fixture every week until mid April!
RFC the game is not off solely because of the weather - you know this!!
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Not a Crawley fan so don't really care about them - facts are if we were at the Ricoh no games would have been postponed and even if they had been we wouldn't have trouble to re-arrange them as we would not be sharing the pitch with another team who have priority on dates
It does highlight the absurdity of the situation though, with these postponements and then trying to reschedule the games around Coventrys, Northamptons and the away teams schedule when there is a perfect pitch sitting in Coventry.
It's a shitty situation but the way a few go on you would think Sixfields was the first stadium to ever have a match postponed in the football league
The only case I can think off where a team has been fined for not fulfilling a fixture was when Bryan Robson cancelled a Middlesbrough game because he said he couldn't make a team up from his squad. The FL didn't buy it and they got a financial fine and a points deduction.
If memory serves me correct they won the rescheduled match but the points deduction was more than 3 points and they went down. If he had of fielded a team of reserves and lost I think they would have stayed up.
Can anyone remember if we stayed up as a result? I want to say yes but just can't remember if that's true or not.
Anyway back on topic. I don't think any club has ever been fined because of the weather stopping play.
We did. Was this season: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1996–97_in_English_football#FA_Premier_League
Technically, Strachan managed to relegate us twice...
Agreed. It's just another string in the bow of anti sixfields.
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It's a shitty situation but the way a few go on you would think Sixfields was the first stadium to ever have a match postponed in the football league
Prior to this season in Northampton, have CCFC had a home fixture postponed in the football league ?
I heard from a work colleague today that the FL will fine CCFC for not fulfilling their league fixtures.
Anyone else heard this? If Nuneaton and Bedworth can put their games on today then it is probably true?