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  1. 12 minutes ago, RANGERRAB said:

    Unless the season can be completed within a reasonable timescale it will need to be declared null & void.

     

    I’d suggest the end of May would be the time by which the season would need to be completed because players will be ending their contracts & being released.

     

    I read today that La Liga have stated Barcelona will not be given the title despite being top of the league if the games don’t  restart. 

    The tattie howkers have no shame .

  2. 6 minutes ago, Franc Ergs said:

    Hearts players and staff have been asked to take an remarkable 50% wage-cut as the coronavirus crisis bites.

    The Tynecastle club’s owner, Ann Budge, has taken the cost-cutting steps amid financial fears and released a statement on Wednesday evening: “In order to try to prevent a staff redundancy programme and to protect as many jobs as possible, I am proposing to implement a club-wide salary reduction programme.

    “We have asked all full-time employees, managers, coaches, players and player back-room staff, with effect from the beginning of April, to accept a 50% cut in their monthly salary.

    “Staff and players alike, who feel unable or unwilling to accept this revision to their contracts, will, of course, be offered the option of contract termination.”

    In a remarkable statement, two more caveats were added: “No-one’s full-time salary will fall below the living wage,” continued Budge. “In other words, if the 50% reduction would take anyone’s salary below this threshold, the full-time salary will be set at 18,135.

    “Given the uncertainty of the whole situation with which we have been presented, we cannot say how long these measures will be in place. We will, of course, be continuously reviewing the situation.”

    https://www.theguardian.com/football/2020/mar/18/hearts-propose-wage-cut-all-players-staff-coronavirus-covid-19-crisis

     

    More clubs to follow ?

     

  3. 55 minutes ago, Bill said:

    I still expect the SPFL to play their expected part and award the title to Celtic. Despite all the many valid reasons why they shouldn't, we all know how Scottish football works and unfortunately it's a closed shop where decisions don't require justification and can't really be challenged. 

    That's fine then Rangers should be awarded the 1939/40 title as we were on top a point ahead of Falkirk 

  4. 13 minutes ago, rbr said:

    Just a quick post to shut down the stories about Alfie being over weight and carrying a bit of timber , well he just came into the gym I use on the Southside , not far from Ibrox and a short walk from where he stays .

     

    This boy is ripped and is carrying no excess body fat .

    A bit like myself then ?

  5. 2 minutes ago, craig said:

    The EPL is now suspended till first week of April - and the suspension could be extended beyond even that..... so it becomes ever more difficult to see the season being able to be completed.  

     

    Null and void HAS to be the only choice - you cannot hand a title to a team just because they are 16 points ahead (13 if we win our game in hand) with so many points still on the table.  If we were to win the two remaining OF games that deficit is 7 points - not insurmountable - just ask Marvin Andrews.....

     

    They can't award them the title - doing so would add the biggest of asterisks ever in the game.

     

    Sadly (and I say this as an Arsenal fan with no real love of Liverpool), the same has to be said of Liverpool because, presently, they aren't mathematically guaranteed to win the league - they only need one more win I believe and no doubt would get it.... but if it is mathematically possible for them to be caught then they cant be awarded the title.

    As its mathematically possible that we could catch them make them share next year's champions league money 

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