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  1. #41
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    Quote Originally Posted by upthemaggies View Post
    I'm still hopeful Notts can survive this crisis with our current owners, I'd like to think we're in a stronger position than most in the 3rd tier down, certainly 4th tier and below.
    Many clubs struggling to survive lockdown who do make it through to the other side may not be able to limp on much further, we may find ourselves flying up the leagues because other teams can no longer afford to compete properly or go under.
    They've already said they can cope with the financial side of this situation

  2. #42
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    Notts County Football Club

    Board statement:

    Our board of directors have issued the following statement after the National League today announced that the majority of its clubs have voted to cancel the remaining matches of the 2019-20 season, with a further vote to follow on how the outcomes of the campaign should be decided.

    We would like to place on record our disappointment that the 2019-20 Vanarama National League season has been brought to a premature end.

    While we appreciate the views of other clubs and respect the overall outcome of this vote as a representation of opinion across the three divisions, our stance has always been that the National League should operate in tandem with the EFL due to the intrinsic link between the two leagues.

    We were therefore opposed to this vote being imposed – particularly as there was no clear indication of what the next steps would be in terms of deciding the conclusion of the season, including end-of-season play-offs and matters concerning promotion and relegation.

    We have written to the National League on a number of occasions over the past month with detailed, constructive and well-considered options for how we believe the league can be concluded, thus giving clubs involved at both ends of the table a fair opportunity to compete for what they deserve.

    One of such proposals would lead to clubs in less promising or precarious positions being able to conclude their season once and for all, leaving the others to resolve matters in the spirit of the competition over a short time period.

    We thank the National League for allowing us to submit our thoughts and hope they are duly considered by the board and its executive to enable them to provide a fair way of deciding these huge outcomes in the next stage of voting.

    To be clear, while all remaining scheduled league matches have been cancelled, we are not ruling out a return to action in some form between now and the formal conclusion of the 2019-20 campaign. We will therefore continue to ask our players to train remotely and, as a club, we’ll make sure we’re ready to resume our push for promotion if we’re given the opportunity we feel we and others deserve.

    We’d also like to advise our supporters that no decision has yet been taken by the FA on how this season’s Trophy campaign will be concluded. We’re mindful that hundreds of our fans purchased tickets for the first leg of our semi-final away to Harrogate Town and appreciate their patience. As soon as we have an update on what’s planned for the competition, we’ll circulate it.

    In the meantime we look forward to hearing from the National League with regards to what the next round of voting will entail, with the continued hope that our fight for an immediate return to the EFL isn’t over.

    Stay home, stay safe and thank you for your amazing continued support.

    https://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news...xtures-220420/

  3. #43
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    Good statement from the club - I feel sorry for them

  4. #44
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    I agree, good statement, and I think for Notts fans this is the key point:

    "our stance has always been that the National League should operate in tandem with the EFL due to the intrinsic link between the two leagues"

    If by taking this decision the National League jeopardises promotion/relegation between it and the EFL then this decision could prove very costly. Besides the argument over player contracts why nullify this season? Why start another season which is then itself at the mercy of coronavirus? As other posters have said surely it's better to conclude this season when possible before embarking on the next one.

    "We have written to the National League on a number of occasions over the past month with detailed, constructive and well-considered options for how we believe the league can be concluded, thus giving clubs involved at both ends of the table a fair opportunity to compete for what they deserve"

    This makes sense so what on earth are the National league thinking?

  5. #45
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oldstripy View Post
    Notts County Football Club

    Board statement:

    Our board of directors have issued the following statement after the National League today announced that the majority of its clubs have voted to cancel the remaining matches of the 2019-20 season, with a further vote to follow on how the outcomes of the campaign should be decided.

    We would like to place on record our disappointment that the 2019-20 Vanarama National League season has been brought to a premature end.

    While we appreciate the views of other clubs and respect the overall outcome of this vote as a representation of opinion across the three divisions, our stance has always been that the National League should operate in tandem with the EFL due to the intrinsic link between the two leagues.

    We were therefore opposed to this vote being imposed – particularly as there was no clear indication of what the next steps would be in terms of deciding the conclusion of the season, including end-of-season play-offs and matters concerning promotion and relegation.

    We have written to the National League on a number of occasions over the past month with detailed, constructive and well-considered options for how we believe the league can be concluded, thus giving clubs involved at both ends of the table a fair opportunity to compete for what they deserve.

    One of such proposals would lead to clubs in less promising or precarious positions being able to conclude their season once and for all, leaving the others to resolve matters in the spirit of the competition over a short time period.

    We thank the National League for allowing us to submit our thoughts and hope they are duly considered by the board and its executive to enable them to provide a fair way of deciding these huge outcomes in the next stage of voting.

    To be clear, while all remaining scheduled league matches have been cancelled, we are not ruling out a return to action in some form between now and the formal conclusion of the 2019-20 campaign. We will therefore continue to ask our players to train remotely and, as a club, we’ll make sure we’re ready to resume our push for promotion if we’re given the opportunity we feel we and others deserve.

    We’d also like to advise our supporters that no decision has yet been taken by the FA on how this season’s Trophy campaign will be concluded. We’re mindful that hundreds of our fans purchased tickets for the first leg of our semi-final away to Harrogate Town and appreciate their patience. As soon as we have an update on what’s planned for the competition, we’ll circulate it.

    In the meantime we look forward to hearing from the National League with regards to what the next round of voting will entail, with the continued hope that our fight for an immediate return to the EFL isn’t over.

    Stay home, stay safe and thank you for your amazing continued support.

    https://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news...xtures-220420/
    Quote Originally Posted by the_anticlough View Post
    Good statement from the club - I feel sorry for them
    Excellent statement from my club. It's not the hope that kills you, it's the taking it away.

  6. #46
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    Quote Originally Posted by Glad2BeAPie View Post
    Yes we we're informed of this just an hour before this, but thanks for info anyway
    So correct me if I’m wrong but if this season does not exist .
    And we must revert to the end of last season when we were relegated
    Does that mean because of burns demise
    We are not relegated .?

  7. #47
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    Sorry bury

  8. #48
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    It’s only the rest of the season cancelled and promotion/relegation still to be decided on.

  9. #49
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    I dont think they will do that replace us with Bury.

    The way I see it is nobody down from league 2 and Barrow up from NL to balance numbers out

    It wont be right or fair but what can you do.

    There wont be any football to watch for a while so I have no idea how you retain/buy players now.

    Be prepared for us to lose Roberts/Wootton as well due to financial issues placed on us with no fans in the ground and very few ST sold which is nailed on now.

  10. #50
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    Quote Originally Posted by legs77 View Post
    I dont think they will do that replace us with Bury.

    The way I see it is nobody down from league 2 and Barrow up from NL to balance numbers out

    It wont be right or fair but what can you do.

    There wont be any football to watch for a while so I have no idea how you retain/buy players now.

    Be prepared for us to lose Roberts/Wootton as well due to financial issues placed on us with no fans in the ground and very few ST sold which is nailed on now.
    The way I see it is no ones got a f00kin clue what will happen.

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