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"We want lessons to be learned, we want an apology for getting it wrong and we want Cardiff fans to be fully compensated. We also want the rearranged fixture to not be on April 17 as it would give our fans a run of three away fixtures in a row, which isn't fair."Originally Posted by jon1959
Fair comment by Vince Alm. I’d be happy with this.
Good article that, we're getting close to a stage now where if the EFL continue to do nothing, they will, effectively, be given a licence to home teams to call off matches whenever things get mildly inconvenient for them - the whole thing looked fairly dodgy this time yesterday, now it's looking very dodgy.
Indeed.
Yesterday it was effectively:
The postponement was decided by the 3 required parties: Derby County, Derbyshire Police, and the local SAG.
Today it's:
Derbyshire Police repeats that it had nothing to do with the decision, it was the club.
The SAG weren't party to the decision process, merely informed after the fact.
Leaving Derby County as the sole decision-maker...against all protocol.
Keep going County
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