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I thought they going to allow temporary contract extensions. Obviously not. This cabin fever of mine is even worse than i thought :eek:

Perhaps, trying to be positive, we can try and finish the season behind closed doors, providing the virus is contained at a sufficiently low level. Hopefully we wouldn't necessarily have to rely on a vaccine in the meantime. Cue a lot of replies saying i am talking bollocks!!:gmc:

The main difference being that there was football played during WW2 on a regional basis with pretty large crowds, and nobody really cared about contracts. A vastly different scenario, i realise, but if we can't have something to look forward to as soon as possible, then we might as well eat...

I kind agree that in the wider context, football is less relevant for some people. I also agree that some of the football community have acted like complete knobs. I don't really agree with most of your second paragraph though. Yes clubs below the 91 may not generate the same sort of money, but...

Sport, not just football is far from irrelevant. It will be vital to lift the mood of the country and get the economy going again, to a certain extent. There are issues to overcome, but things need to be resolved before things can start afresh.

A bit like a poor mans version of Deal or No Deal then? There have been that many suggestions, perhaps it should be decided like that.

If this really is the case, let's hope that as many of the clubs who have either won their league, or were going to/very likely to, are successful next season. By the same token. if there is any justice, the sides who should be relegated this year, are equally bad next year. I think it is a...

Nice! Seems a shame you still in L2, when some of the other grounds would embarrass the National League South (and North)

You're not wrong, you only have to watch the 47 hours of daily coverage on the BBC. Obviously 4 daily bulletins just aren't enough, and that's not including the daily briefing before the 6 o'clock news.

I guess you haven't seen the programme? Anyway she's a Swindon fan, nuff said!!

I voted that next season should proceed as 'normal' . However, the League Cup and Trophy should be binned, the latter permanently, in its current set up.

Some of the should be easy to work out, but it would be interesting to see a list.

This Surrey/Kent thing would be akin to me sleeping with Daisy from This Country

They'll probably have as many Kent players as whatever the Surrey/supposedly Kent franchise is called.

Based on that theory, it is no coincidence this all started in China.

The whole idea of franchise cricket is abhorrent, as a Kent supporter, who am i supposed to cheer for?

Same from me.

Alistair Cook suggests a shortened CC isn't really a viable option. In which case have the Blast and the 50 over and bin that god awful Hundred abortion.

Most sensible suggestion so far.

Is it really that difficult to extend contracts for a few extra weeks, under the circumstances?