Reply With QuoteIf for some reason, the season is voided, (which is a worse case scenario) I would like to think that the top 3 teams in the championship and lower leagues, would be granted full entitlements to parachute payments as if they had been relegated.
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There is no fair or unfair about this.
People could say why should leeds go up? Look what happen last season in those last 9 games as we went from world beaters to also-rans.
What will happen like i said before speaking to people from within the game here is everything will be voided.
If the new season goes ahead all the teams that were in the champions league so on will be the same as the voided one.
This is not a fair unfair situation it's about a monster which is bigger than football and most other things.
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If for some reason, the season is voided, (which is a worse case scenario) I would like to think that the top 3 teams in the championship and lower leagues, would be granted full entitlements to parachute payments as if they had been relegated.
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Dream onOriginally Posted by LeedsFTW
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If the season is voided, how can there be a champions League next season, as there are no final finishing places to go on?
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Money will establish a way.
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The same teams that were involved this year will be playing.
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if we have to start again next season, LUFC and WBA should start the season with 6+ points.
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I think the parachute payments would be more beneficial due to FFP.
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Never been a fan of the EFL, always thought any chance to shaft the cash cow that is Leeds they would take, but have to applaud Rick parry for standing up for the relegation/promotion issue yesterday, said his piece well, and also about the money being a bit more shared, rather than keep paying teams for the price of failure, wether he has the clout amongst the premier big chiefs remains to be seen.
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Yeah, would be great to see some sort of a rule for the premiership that states that any player that signs a contract with a premier club, must have a relegation clause in the contract. Something to reduce the wages and prevent them from demanding to be sold.
I know that's almost impossible, but would really help clubs that do get relegated. Would help to keep the payroll on a more even keel and stop the fire sale of players.
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