BensGrandad
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What does your wife think
She is glad she married a man with his own mind and not some one like you, not that she would have.
What does your wife think
She is glad she married a man with his own mind and not some one like you, not that she would have.
My major concern is that on 7th May a fans protest at The Valley could mean that match kick off being delayed as Southampton v Spurs in the stich up. What can the FL do to avoid this I can only think of extending half time for all games if needed so the 2nd half all kick off together. Any other ideas?
Fans have every right to protest. Kick off can be delayed for as long as it takes.
My concern is that if they kick off 5 or 10 mins late Burnley will have 5 or 10 mins to adjust their game if needed and score a goal or just shut up shop whichever is needed..
Shouldnt the FL order a delayed kick off for all games?
Yes. No. Maybe. I don't know. Can you repeat the question?
That was in answer to your point that fans have a right to protest and if it is for an hour then delay kick off at all games for a hour. With modern technology and conference calls it is easy for the FL to be in contact with all games and when all are ready to proceed give the ok to kick off. Thereby giving no team an advantage.
Nobody understands my concern that if we draw and Burnley know this with 5 or 10 mins to go in their game it gives them the advantage of knowing a draw for them would possibly be ok. Is this fair, I dont think so and as such the FL should ensure that all games start at the same time.
How do you allow for any injuries or other stoppages eg. crossbar warping or corner flag being stolen?
I dunno, I used to think the above but it seems to me that BG is trying a little hard to troll recently so I am now convinced he is someone's alt.You are either the most boring bloke in the world or have drunk a little too much
And that is coming from me
That was in answer to your point that fans have a right to protest and if it is for an hour then delay kick off at all games for a hour. With modern technology and conference calls it is easy for the FL to be in contact with all games and when all are ready to proceed give the ok to kick off. Thereby giving no team an advantage.