Are they going ahead as two legged semi finals?
I assume they are being planned.:shrug:
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Are they going ahead as two legged semi finals?
I assume they are being planned.:shrug:
51 views. I assume no one knows. Like me!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by AlwaysAway2
Or nobody cares.
I like the National League play-off set up. More teams involved and you actually get an advantage the further up the table you finish.
League one and two playoffs apparently are going ahead on the 18th June after season ended on points per game
There is a lack of communication and uncertainty.
Not according to thisQuote:
Originally Posted by darran1927
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.c...l-18389346.amp
So we just need confirmation that the Champ. Play offs are going ahead with 4 teams qualifying.
My mistake league two has https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/amp/foot...mpression=true thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
League two play offs announced
Thursday 18th June
Colchester v Exeter 5.15 pm
Northampton v Cheltenham 7.45pm
Monday 22nd June
Exeter v Colchester 5.15pm
Cheltenham v Northampton 8pm
Final at Wembley 29th June
Yes. Full set of play offs. League 2, League 1 and Championship.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlwaysAway2
Two legged semi finals (home and away) and a Wembley final.
was in Coventry city centre earlier didn't have a scooby doo what was happening cars , vans roaming around the ring road with scarves and flags hanging out , the centre was full of bevvied up people staggering around with fireworks going off
I suppose a bizarre way to get promoted without a proper celebration at the end of a game and celebrate with the fans
So an average day in Coventry?Quote:
Originally Posted by MOZZER2
only popped in to get some food and was met with hundreds of football fans celebrating . At that moment in time I didn't realise they got promoted .
they want to play at the ricoh next season but not sure the wasps rugby club will be having any of that !
Final at Wembley?? Seriously, what is the point of that??Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
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Originally Posted by Blue Dwr
If you were a Cheltenham Town player and you were given the choice of Wembley or, say, a neutral Vale Park or Home Park, which would you go for?
Perhaps the Football League already had a contract with Wembley Stadium and would have to pay a percentage of the fees even if the play-off games didn’t take place there? I’m only guessing, but maybe it makes financial sense for the EFL?Quote:
Originally Posted by Blue Dwr
There's obviously far bigger concerns but from a sporting point of view you've got to feel sympathy for a lower league (especially) club who reach Wembley and no fans are allowed. What a day missed out on for the players and fans.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
The FA will most probably want to see how ‘behind closed doors’ games work out at Wembley logistically. Who knows? England may play an international behind closed doors in the future, the play offs would enable them to gauge the staff, catering for the few who are in attendance etc, even the amount of ball boys required.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman