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i'm not sure opposing teams will profit the points, but I can see a points deduction for them. They have knowingly taken that risk, I hope the deduction is enough so they can not mathematically stay up
Quote from: jmt23 on August 19, 2019, 09:18:02 pmi'm not sure opposing teams will profit the points, but I can see a points deduction for them. They have knowingly taken that risk, I hope the deduction is enough so they can not mathematically stay upRovers should be given the points for several reasons, not least of which are:- the absolute lack of respect that BWFC showed to Rovers and their fans by pulling the plug on the game without even bothering to tell us other than sneaking it out on social media; they clearly think they are bigger and more important that us, so f**k them; discourteous, unprofessional, selfish, self-serving Kitsonery of the highest order; just pick the phone up and have a bit of common decency about yourselves for f**k's sake !- the fact that entirely down to BWFC's quite deliberate and pre-meditated action, Rovers now have to fit in another away game later in the season, presumably - as the hosts - when BWFC can be bothered to arrange the fixture, to suit themselves; if nothing is done, who's to say Rovers won't once again arrange transport, fans will take more time off, move shifts, f**k colleagues about, pay out - again - for travel (I bet that won't be reimbursed !) only for that set of bas**rds to pull the same stunt; it's not just about Bolton being in a 'difficult situation' it's about them treating Rovers like shit, and unless the EFL want to endorse that approach from one supposedly professional club to another, they have to give Rovers the points by way of redress - in addition to hammering Bolton as hard as their own rules and regulations allowNo club is bigger than the game in the broader context - particularly a potless set of lancastrian f**ktards. peter kay is an unfunny Kitson and fred dibnah was a t**t, too....
Quote from: Herman Hessian on August 19, 2019, 09:48:51 pmQuote from: jmt23 on August 19, 2019, 09:18:02 pmi'm not sure opposing teams will profit the points, but I can see a points deduction for them. They have knowingly taken that risk, I hope the deduction is enough so they can not mathematically stay upRovers should be given the points for several reasons, not least of which are:- the absolute lack of respect that BWFC showed to Rovers and their fans by pulling the plug on the game without even bothering to tell us other than sneaking it out on social media; they clearly think they are bigger and more important that us, so f**k them; discourteous, unprofessional, selfish, self-serving Kitsonery of the highest order; just pick the phone up and have a bit of common decency about yourselves for f**k's sake !- the fact that entirely down to BWFC's quite deliberate and pre-meditated action, Rovers now have to fit in another away game later in the season, presumably - as the hosts - when BWFC can be bothered to arrange the fixture, to suit themselves; if nothing is done, who's to say Rovers won't once again arrange transport, fans will take more time off, move shifts, f**k colleagues about, pay out - again - for travel (I bet that won't be reimbursed !) only for that set of bas**rds to pull the same stunt; it's not just about Bolton being in a 'difficult situation' it's about them treating Rovers like shit, and unless the EFL want to endorse that approach from one supposedly professional club to another, they have to give Rovers the points by way of redress - in addition to hammering Bolton as hard as their own rules and regulations allowNo club is bigger than the game in the broader context - particularly a potless set of lancastrian f**ktards. peter kay is an unfunny Kitson and fred dibnah was a t**t, too....Exactly that. Their total disrespect of both an opposing team & governing body is staggering. They should be told to play the game or risk being expelled from the competition. Let them decide.
We should be awarded the Points just to stop BWFC picking and choosing who they want to playDont think we will be though
It almost wouldn't be so bad if they'd pulled this trick on any other club - but not Rovers - completely the wrong club to do this to, with many fans from the farcical season of 97-98 still about and still attending games. There'll be all manner of screams of injustice if any of/a mix of/all of these three things happen: No further deduction of points to bolton and/or no reward of 3 points to DRFC, game is rescheduled within a time when Bolton can field a full stronger team, Rovers get beat in rescheduled game!The EFL need to be ballsy and strong here this could set a massive precedent!Given the history of THAT season and the complete disdain the plight of DRFC was given by the Football League allied to the fact that our club, even at that time when we were being run by the biggest set of tossers to ever get their grubby mitts on a football club, DRFC still fulfilled their fixtures without rescheduling, without moaning about tiredness and knowing the team was pretty much in for a battering most times they played.The club went down with the worst ever points total, most defeats, most goals conceded etc etc - and no-one from the authorities gave a flying f**k! Very very wrong of the authorities if Bolton are not hit massively by them in this instance. Christ, even sunday morning clubs get fined if they can't fulfill a fixture!
Quote from: Bessie Red on August 19, 2019, 09:59:01 pmQuote from: Herman Hessian on August 19, 2019, 09:48:51 pmQuote from: jmt23 on August 19, 2019, 09:18:02 pmi'm not sure opposing teams will profit the points, but I can see a points deduction for them. They have knowingly taken that risk, I hope the deduction is enough so they can not mathematically stay upRovers should be given the points for several reasons, not least of which are:- the absolute lack of respect that BWFC showed to Rovers and their fans by pulling the plug on the game without even bothering to tell us other than sneaking it out on social media; they clearly think they are bigger and more important that us, so f**k them; discourteous, unprofessional, selfish, self-serving Kitsonery of the highest order; just pick the phone up and have a bit of common decency about yourselves for f**k's sake !- the fact that entirely down to BWFC's quite deliberate and pre-meditated action, Rovers now have to fit in another away game later in the season, presumably - as the hosts - when BWFC can be bothered to arrange the fixture, to suit themselves; if nothing is done, who's to say Rovers won't once again arrange transport, fans will take more time off, move shifts, f**k colleagues about, pay out - again - for travel (I bet that won't be reimbursed !) only for that set of bas**rds to pull the same stunt; it's not just about Bolton being in a 'difficult situation' it's about them treating Rovers like shit, and unless the EFL want to endorse that approach from one supposedly professional club to another, they have to give Rovers the points by way of redress - in addition to hammering Bolton as hard as their own rules and regulations allowNo club is bigger than the game in the broader context - particularly a potless set of lancastrian f**ktards. peter kay is an unfunny Kitson and fred dibnah was a t**t, too....Exactly that. Their total disrespect of both an opposing team & governing body is staggering. They should be told to play the game or risk being expelled from the competition. Let them decide.Sorry mate, I don’t think that is going to happen now.The team are apparently not travelling tomorrow and ticket refunds are going to be issued from 9am.I will be surprised if we are awarded the points.
Quote from: drfchound on August 19, 2019, 10:03:33 pmQuote from: Bessie Red on August 19, 2019, 09:59:01 pmQuote from: Herman Hessian on August 19, 2019, 09:48:51 pmQuote from: jmt23 on August 19, 2019, 09:18:02 pmi'm not sure opposing teams will profit the points, but I can see a points deduction for them. They have knowingly taken that risk, I hope the deduction is enough so they can not mathematically stay upRovers should be given the points for several reasons, not least of which are:- the absolute lack of respect that BWFC showed to Rovers and their fans by pulling the plug on the game without even bothering to tell us other than sneaking it out on social media; they clearly think they are bigger and more important that us, so f**k them; discourteous, unprofessional, selfish, self-serving Kitsonery of the highest order; just pick the phone up and have a bit of common decency about yourselves for f**k's sake !- the fact that entirely down to BWFC's quite deliberate and pre-meditated action, Rovers now have to fit in another away game later in the season, presumably - as the hosts - when BWFC can be bothered to arrange the fixture, to suit themselves; if nothing is done, who's to say Rovers won't once again arrange transport, fans will take more time off, move shifts, f**k colleagues about, pay out - again - for travel (I bet that won't be reimbursed !) only for that set of bas**rds to pull the same stunt; it's not just about Bolton being in a 'difficult situation' it's about them treating Rovers like shit, and unless the EFL want to endorse that approach from one supposedly professional club to another, they have to give Rovers the points by way of redress - in addition to hammering Bolton as hard as their own rules and regulations allowNo club is bigger than the game in the broader context - particularly a potless set of lancastrian f**ktards. peter kay is an unfunny Kitson and fred dibnah was a t**t, too....Exactly that. Their total disrespect of both an opposing team & governing body is staggering. They should be told to play the game or risk being expelled from the competition. Let them decide.Sorry mate, I don’t think that is going to happen now.The team are apparently not travelling tomorrow and ticket refunds are going to be issued from 9am.I will be surprised if we are awarded the points.If that is the case hound it says to any club they can decide not to play if the don’t wish to their own advantage. That cannot be allowed to happen. Either they give Rovers the points or they should be expelled from the league and their 1st three results are null and void.
Good to see how many supporters have absolutely no confidence in the efl.The ball has well and truly been thrust into their court and it’s almost a ‘dare’ from Bolton!This is an unfulfilled fixture, simple as, despite Bolton ‘claiming’ it’s a postponement. Nothing less than 3 points to us will do. From what I’m reading, there’s a distinct possibility that the takeover could be a few weeks away, so what about Saturday? Do Ipswich get to play ‘kids’ and soak up the points and possibly a massive positive goal difference and we get to play them after the January window, when they have the opportunity to strengthen? How, in anybody’s language is that fair?It stinks to high heaven.
Quote from: Alan Southstand on August 19, 2019, 10:23:39 pmGood to see how many supporters have absolutely no confidence in the efl.The ball has well and truly been thrust into their court and it’s almost a ‘dare’ from Bolton!This is an unfulfilled fixture, simple as, despite Bolton ‘claiming’ it’s a postponement. Nothing less than 3 points to us will do. From what I’m reading, there’s a distinct possibility that the takeover could be a few weeks away, so what about Saturday? Do Ipswich get to play ‘kids’ and soak up the points and possibly a massive positive goal difference and we get to play them after the January window, when they have the opportunity to strengthen? How, in anybody’s language is that fair?It stinks to high heaven.Like others have mentioned, the EFL could bat the ball straight back at them, in the morning the EFL should tell Rovers the game is on and then around 4pm announce via social media that Bolton must play the game or they lose the EFL golden share and are expelled from the EFL. They want to play brinksmanship, lets play
Quote from: Filo on August 19, 2019, 10:32:07 pmQuote from: Alan Southstand on August 19, 2019, 10:23:39 pmGood to see how many supporters have absolutely no confidence in the efl.The ball has well and truly been thrust into their court and it’s almost a ‘dare’ from Bolton!This is an unfulfilled fixture, simple as, despite Bolton ‘claiming’ it’s a postponement. Nothing less than 3 points to us will do. From what I’m reading, there’s a distinct possibility that the takeover could be a few weeks away, so what about Saturday? Do Ipswich get to play ‘kids’ and soak up the points and possibly a massive positive goal difference and we get to play them after the January window, when they have the opportunity to strengthen? How, in anybody’s language is that fair?It stinks to high heaven.Like others have mentioned, the EFL could bat the ball straight back at them, in the morning the EFL should tell Rovers the game is on and then around 4pm announce via social media that Bolton must play the game or they lose the EFL golden share and are expelled from the EFL. They want to play brinksmanship, lets playAsk them to make it 3.30 please to give us time to get to Bolton.
It's complete fabrication from Bolton. I just checked the average age of the Bolton starting 11 from Saturday & it was 21 ours was 24