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Graham Souness declaring today that the Women's league MUST have Liverpool in it because hey are a big club and give glamour to that league. Someone else argued that if any other club was bottom of the league they would be relegated, so it's only right that with the season stopped now Liverpool are relegated.

I found this on Youtube, but the Fruit Market is not shown...

Good news for the Rovers' finances and all joking aside. With yesterday's announcement about League 2 finishing as it stands; next season (whenever that is) Rovers get derbies against Plymouth & Swindon. Exeter & Cheltenham will be in the pay offs, so maybe a third derby game as well.

Just found this on Youtube under Recommended videos; it's only ten seconds long.

Yep; unlike the remainder of us, politicians are neither being furloughed on 80% pay, nor being laid off.

Selective memory again; they are celebrating 2nd May thirty years ago https://gaschat.co.uk/thread/16224/incredibly-30-years-ago-today No mention though of a more recent 2nd May.

Surely they'd have a Leak in defence and more than one lemon up front? After each defeat, it would be sour grapes.

Oh go on then, the delusion starts 90 seconds in

Not quite, just the hangover the following week.

This was their first post, still makes us chuckle; https://gaschat.co.uk/thread/12/conference-play-off

This topic has produced various reactions not just amongst us, but may "Expert analysis" pundits. One stated on Sky Sports that if the season was abandoned with final placings being each club's current position, the league & FA would be inundated with lawsuits for "Loss of potential earnings" etc. My opinion (and it's no better or worse than anyone else's) is 1; as the league is currently suspended, wit until the end of April. If no resumption possible by then, either write off the season, or the current standings are regarded as the final positions. 2; Resume the season when possible and delay 2020/21. To resume normality,, that season may have to be shortened, so (and only for that season), scrap the League Cup and Checkatrade Trophy. 3; with this long lay off, players are currently resting. They are (theoretically) keeping themselves fit at home, so it's only match sharpness that's diminishing. Therefore we won't need such a long break between this & next season.

Is this a trick question? The facilities do not appear good enough for the EFL.

Fair play to the gas heads; they're having a laugh at the Meme catering. https://gaschat.co.uk/thread/16111/beer-food-mem

Harold Jarman. He was a winger, so if City signed him it would have meant dropping Alan Skirton or Gerry Sharpe. I didn't realise HJ is Rovers third highest all time scorer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_Jarman

They've been missed off, but not some of their league 1 rivals;

On SSN this morning a Notts Co fan was none too happy about the season being abandoned. It would be unfair on clubs like his who are hoping to finish in a P/O position and regain their League status. Villa and Tranmere are both in relegation spots, but both have played one game less than their rivals, so if the current positions were taken as the final positions, "it would be so unfair".

I mentioned this scenario to a Leeds fan last night. His reaction was typical "But they can't do that to us"! If the season is abandoned, do all yellow & red cards get recinded?

To keep the gambling industry going, the Pools panel might sit for few weeks (just like the 62-63 Winter). Given the results they conjure up, Rovers might still be relegated!

I saw on the news that PSG's game was played behind closed doors, but to little effect as the fans still gathered outside and were celebrating with flares etc in the streets around the ground.

Darren Fergusson, P'boro' Manager has suggested the League shuts now for 2 - 3 weeks then recommences. That would be better financially for clubs in the lower two divs than continuing now to empty stadia. Many lower clubs could be bankrupted if games go ahead with no paying fans.

Oh dear; any plans for move back to Twerton have gone; https://gaschat.co.uk/thread/16064/twerton-park

I am 65 and have failing health. Despite this, I agree 100% with your post.