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Also had a listen in to SC. Seems like he sees the season will not start in Aug. Plus with Euros next year the season will have to be pushed through at a fair old rate. That’s if it gets underway at all.Makes sense that Lynn won’t sell season tickets without knowing what League, how many games and when it will start. Makes sense.
Quote from: Mallard on April 18, 2020, 07:50:27 PMAlso had a listen in to SC. Seems like he sees the season will not start in Aug. Plus with Euros next year the season will have to be pushed through at a fair old rate. That’s if it gets underway at all.Makes sense that Lynn won’t sell season tickets without knowing what League, how many games and when it will start. Makes sense.Sensible clubs are already selling season tickets for the next season. A valuable source of income in the current crisis.
Not seen anything official, but my guess is that now that the pressing situation with clubs and player contracts, particularly at step 2 where they finish in April, has been resolved the National League can now take their time to resolve what happens. My money is on them taking a 'waiting to see' approach and then provide some options once the position in the EFL is clearer.
Unless it’s all change this season last season (2018/19) four clubs were relegated from the National League. If that is the case the obvious solution is promote the two top teams from North and South as it stands now. Admin can you Please inform us what is in place this season. Regards- Badger
All irrelevant there will be social distancing until early next year at the earliest.