[spireitetoo]

Personally I don't think so, well not anytime soon, there's not been enough games played for a ppg league ending, for it to be a genuine reflection on the season, maybe if we were at 2/3rds played thats a different matter, but were not, and to just null and void the season not an option with the government funding that was used,..plus the NLN/S, have only been suspended for a 2 week period afaik, so can see them back playing in Feb.
Maybe when were at 30+ games, but hopefully then the vaccine is kicking in, and cases are down.

[Mr Mercury]

Nothing to do with games played or previous lottery funding, it's to do with funding from the start of Feb onwards, and it doesn't seem to be looking good!

This post has been edited by Mr Mercury: 24 January 2021 - 07:46 PM

[spireitetoo]

Mr Mercury, on 24 January 2021 - 07:45 PM, said:

Nothing to do with games played or previous lottery funding, it's to do with funding from the start of Feb onwards, and it doesn't seem to be looking good!

Has to be null and void, I can't see clubs or league going for that, its far too early for ppg.

[gordon_brittas]

spireitetoo, on 24 January 2021 - 07:48 PM, said:

Has to be null and void, I can't see clubs or league going for that, its far too early for ppg.

Only beneficiaries of PPG in this league are Torquay, Solihull and Stockport. Bottom 3 are all relegated as it stands, and there’s not enough games played to make it fair between 10 clubs, ourselves included in a shout of making up the playoffs.

If season is abandoned it will also save 2 very poor EFL sides, Southend and Grimsby from a deserved drop into non-league.

[bucko]

For the reason that this may have an impact on future promotions to the EFL from the NL, I cannot see the NL stopping unless it wasn't safe to carry on playing.

[moondog]

The funding element which makes this a possibility is covered in depth on this thread and an earlier one within it.


http://www.thecfss.c...showtopic=67274