| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? 08:46 - Aug 3 with 7274 views | truenorth |
Two fixtures suspended...
Are they fined? Do they lose the points? Do they replay them?
What's the score?
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| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 08:50 - Aug 3 with 7264 views | SuddenLad |
They will be played on future dates, 'mutually agreed by the clubs involved'. Assuming of course, that BFC actually kick a ball this season. In that event, all their fixtures will be deleted from the seasons' programme. |  |
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| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 09:06 - Aug 3 with 7212 views | TVOS1907 |
Someone has posted on their board about them being compensated for the loss of revenue from MK Dons' fans having to travel in midweek as opposed to today.
That's because MK Dons always take loads of fans away, right? |  |
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| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 09:44 - Aug 3 with 7114 views | aleanddale |
Bury are referred to the EFL committee.
Further points deducted to come. How many I don’t know.
Looking bleak as the grizzly not playing ball. | | | |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 09:51 - Aug 3 with 7081 views | BigDaveMyCock |
How the fook are we going to get to 1000 posts if people continue to go rogue and start new threads like this about the football equivalent of Enron?
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| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 11:14 - Aug 3 with 6906 views | soulboy |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 08:50 - Aug 3 by SuddenLad |
They will be played on future dates, 'mutually agreed by the clubs involved'. Assuming of course, that BFC actually kick a ball this season. In that event, all their fixtures will be deleted from the seasons' programme. |
The club should be deleted once and for all. |  | | |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 13:31 - Aug 3 with 6730 views | EllDale |
We want them to kick a ball though. Six points for us and only three actual relegation places to try and avoid. | | | |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 13:38 - Aug 3 with 6712 views | 49thseason |
Problem is it might be six points for everyone else as well ....so no benefit. |  | | |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 11:26 - Aug 5 with 6352 views | 100569 |
I wonder when we will learn whether their Carabao Cup game will go ahead or not. They are due to play Sheffield Wednesday on the 13th, 3 days after their postponed game against Accrington. Whilst I appreciate that league games can be played later in the season should they be able to finally satisfy the EFL of their financial viability, cup games are a completely different ball game, so, I presume that Sheff Wed would get a bye into the next round. | | | |
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| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 13:18 - Aug 5 with 6096 views | boromat |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 11:26 - Aug 5 by 100569 |
I wonder when we will learn whether their Carabao Cup game will go ahead or not. They are due to play Sheffield Wednesday on the 13th, 3 days after their postponed game against Accrington. Whilst I appreciate that league games can be played later in the season should they be able to finally satisfy the EFL of their financial viability, cup games are a completely different ball game, so, I presume that Sheff Wed would get a bye into the next round. |
Yep think you're right there. Bye into the next round for Sheff Wed is the only outcome. | |
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| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 13:41 - Aug 5 with 6036 views | truenorth |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 13:18 - Aug 5 by boromat |
Yep think you're right there. Bye into the next round for Sheff Wed is the only outcome. |
Cup game aside, there's no impact for Bury? They just play their fixtures later in the season?
The EFL have fined clubs £60k for fielding weakened sides, never mind no bloody side.
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/nov/16/efl-checkatrade-trophy-under-st
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| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 14:43 - Aug 5 with 5910 views | ColDale |
The argument will be that Bury have been denied to opportunity to play these games rather than have been unable to play them. Is there a real difference between the two? its marginal but it adds a further complication as to what the EFL do about Bolton's failed fixture last season. That seemed cut and dried to be a three point penalty (EFL are awaiting them to come out of admin first) but the two cancelled Bury games will throw a spanner in the works. For me, ideally it should be three points per game but I suspect there may be some leniency shown by the EFL towards two sides who'll argue they've suffered enough. |  | | |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 15:09 - Aug 5 with 5802 views | Dalenet |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 14:43 - Aug 5 by ColDale |
The argument will be that Bury have been denied to opportunity to play these games rather than have been unable to play them. Is there a real difference between the two? its marginal but it adds a further complication as to what the EFL do about Bolton's failed fixture last season. That seemed cut and dried to be a three point penalty (EFL are awaiting them to come out of admin first) but the two cancelled Bury games will throw a spanner in the works. For me, ideally it should be three points per game but I suspect there may be some leniency shown by the EFL towards two sides who'll argue they've suffered enough. |
I am sure your thought process is right, but whether they have suffered enough.....
try telling that to the Div Two teams last season that didn't cheat and didn't get promoted. The scale of Bury's right offs is scandalous and I think they need to start at the bottom of the football pyramid again. But the EFL won't do the right thing because they are culpable for not assessing their financial position and acting before they went under. Same with Bolton. | | | |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 15:28 - Aug 5 with 5748 views | dawlishdale |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 15:09 - Aug 5 by Dalenet |
I am sure your thought process is right, but whether they have suffered enough.....
try telling that to the Div Two teams last season that didn't cheat and didn't get promoted. The scale of Bury's right offs is scandalous and I think they need to start at the bottom of the football pyramid again. But the EFL won't do the right thing because they are culpable for not assessing their financial position and acting before they went under. Same with Bolton. |
Must admit, it's a difficult situation...How do fans of Mansfield feel, as they and not Bury should really be playing in L1 this season.
How does Dave Flitcroft feel? He was sacked after narrowly missing out on promotion.
How do the players feel...they missed out on promotion bonuses due to the financial irregularities at Gigg Lane.
I doubt that much, if any consideration has been given to these questions by any of the shakers fans bleating that "it's so unfair on us" | | | |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 16:02 - Aug 5 with 5668 views | SuddenLad |
According to Twitter a decision about the SWFC game will be made in the next 24-48 hours, but a third postponement 'would have dire consequences for the club' | |
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| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 18:13 - Aug 5 with 5477 views | kiwidale |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 15:09 - Aug 5 by Dalenet |
I am sure your thought process is right, but whether they have suffered enough.....
try telling that to the Div Two teams last season that didn't cheat and didn't get promoted. The scale of Bury's right offs is scandalous and I think they need to start at the bottom of the football pyramid again. But the EFL won't do the right thing because they are culpable for not assessing their financial position and acting before they went under. Same with Bolton. |
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| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 18:19 - Aug 5 with 5459 views | kiwidale |
I'm of the opinion that the EFL is outdated out of touch and not fit to govern. The premier league proved that they were better to govern the premier league same could be said of the Championship and respective leagues. | |
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| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 21:36 - Aug 5 with 5206 views | 442Dale |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 15:28 - Aug 5 by dawlishdale |
Must admit, it's a difficult situation...How do fans of Mansfield feel, as they and not Bury should really be playing in L1 this season.
How does Dave Flitcroft feel? He was sacked after narrowly missing out on promotion.
How do the players feel...they missed out on promotion bonuses due to the financial irregularities at Gigg Lane.
I doubt that much, if any consideration has been given to these questions by any of the shakers fans bleating that "it's so unfair on us" |
How did Flitcroft feel when they won promotion last time with a squad built using the tactics that see them where they are today?
He played his part too. He knows.
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| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 22:55 - Aug 5 with 5087 views | chalky_ncfc |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 15:28 - Aug 5 by dawlishdale |
Must admit, it's a difficult situation...How do fans of Mansfield feel, as they and not Bury should really be playing in L1 this season.
How does Dave Flitcroft feel? He was sacked after narrowly missing out on promotion.
How do the players feel...they missed out on promotion bonuses due to the financial irregularities at Gigg Lane.
I doubt that much, if any consideration has been given to these questions by any of the shakers fans bleating that "it's so unfair on us" |
I know a lot of Mansfield fans and non of them are remotely bothered about.Bury.going up,almost all of them blame the enormous amount.of draws (16?) that they got over the season as the reason that they didn't go up | |
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| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 13:39 - Aug 8 with 4690 views | 100569 |
Sheffield Wednesday game now postponed. | | | |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 14:30 - Aug 8 with 4563 views | nordenblue |
14 days to fulfil their requirements or they're out of the league? This could be the final push needed to drop off that edge they've been stood on for what seems like bloody years!!! | | | |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 15:00 - Aug 8 with 4485 views | Yorkshire_Dale |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 13:39 - Aug 8 by 100569 |
Sheffield Wednesday game now postponed. |
do they realise they are pissing a lot of Clubs and fans about?
Folk like the Accy lot on Saturday will have made plans that are out the window now......all because bury are up to no good.
It needs to end soon. | | | |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 16:54 - Aug 8 with 4293 views | rochdaleriddler |
| Bury's fixtures - what are the implications? on 14:30 - Aug 8 by nordenblue |
14 days to fulfil their requirements or they're out of the league? This could be the final push needed to drop off that edge they've been stood on for what seems like bloody years!!! |
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