Uefa

Why are you UEFA being left to make decisions regarding Scottish football? That should be for the SFA to decide upon. If they can't make decisions on this then why are they in their positions?

FWIW, I don't like the idea of playing behind closed doors and I can't see the season being finished. I'd personally stop it now and have reconstruction which I think is the only solution. No relegation from any league.

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comment by IvanGolacIsMagic (U5291)
posted 2 minutes ago
Why are you UEFA being left to make decisions regarding Scottish football? That should be for the SFA to decide upon. If they can't make decisions on this then why are they in their positions?

FWIW, I don't like the idea of playing behind closed doors and I can't see the season being finished. I'd personally stop it now and have reconstruction which I think is the only solution. No relegation from any league.
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The SFA are full of dusty, crusty blazer wearers who sit and wait until they are pushed. It would be refreshing if they could make a decision but I suspect that they don’t want to upset people. No matter what the decision is, someone is going to be unhappy. Hey ho.

comment by MaHeed'sNippin aka I’m the competent Wullie Collum (U3633)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by IvanGolacIsMagic (U5291)
posted 2 minutes ago
Why are you UEFA being left to make decisions regarding Scottish football? That should be for the SFA to decide upon. If they can't make decisions on this then why are they in their positions?

FWIW, I don't like the idea of playing behind closed doors and I can't see the season being finished. I'd personally stop it now and have reconstruction which I think is the only solution. No relegation from any league.
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The SFA are full of dusty, crusty blazer wearers who sit and wait until they are pushed. It would be refreshing if they could make a decision but I suspect that they don’t want to upset people. No matter what the decision is, someone is going to be unhappy. Hey ho.
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170 of the fckrs, zero football being played or to administer yet they could only find 50-60 to furlough?

The best thing that could happen is for these cvnts to fold.

comment by lexballielegend (U22335)
posted 1 hour, 35 minutes ago
I tried to make my comment above as a new thread but it kept being spam filtered for some reason.
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Admin noted your penchant for the culinary delight that is Rustlers so put you in the spam category anaw.

fvck rangers.

What about player contracts? Can clubs extend for 6 months?
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Legal minefield. I would say no, not involuntary.

2 players out of contract, one wanted the other not. The wanted one wants away, the unwanted one wants to extend and they ‘force’ the wanted one into an extension and let the other go.....? Can’t work. Every club will have different views depending their financial state and who they have OOC.

Even if they try a countrywide scheme to force it an all players they’d have to get the union to agree. They are supposed to look after the players interests and it would only take a few high profile legal actions to blow it out the water.

UEFA, FIFA and the SFA are all as bad as each other when it comes to decision planning.

Obfuscation and delay until they have to do something and you know even then it will always be fluffy and pass the buck down the line.

comment by JFK - The Rebel Treble (U8919)
posted 3 hours, 35 minutes ago
fvck rangers.
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In amongst all the debate, conjecture, and disagreements, I don’t think this should be forgotten or can be argued with.

SCOTTISH football bosses have provisionally been given a new late July deadline to complete their league season - at least a week earlier than their English counterparts.

The SFA were one of the 55 national associations who took part in a Uefa video-conference yesterday, which broke up with the European governing body formally scrapping their original deadlines for nominating each nation's champions and Europa League participants in time to begin qualifying for 2020-21.



While Uefa formally said only that new deadlines would be confirmed in due course, the small print in the document suggests some potential alternative dates.

On the face of it, this gives associations a little bit of additional wriggle room to squeeze in matches after delays caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

With an estimated £750million on the line in cash from broadcasters and sponsors, Premier League clubs in England could decide to attempt to use this breathing space in an attempt to get matches played behind closed doors during July.

As one of Europe's top 15 ranked nations in the co-efficient system, they are likely to have until August 3 to wind up their 2019-20 domestic campaign and nominate their continental entrants for next season.

More.....

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/5452558/spfl-declare-title-earlier-epl-celtic-rangers-aberdeen-well-euro-qualifying-sooner/