What would happen if....

[AckneyAwks]

6 or 8 clubs let's say in the second division told the English Football League they could not operate without crowds attending thier matches but would be financially ok to rejoin the league in 21/22 if the virus had gone and crowds could attend to full capacity every week.
Would they be demoted or could any other action take place?

[LittleMate]

Demoted because if they can't going now, then its probably harder to get going a year farther down the line.

It would be a good excuse to have smaller leagues.......

[Admin]

6 or 8 clubs let's say in the second division told the English Football League they could not operate without crowds attending thier matches but would be financially ok to rejoin the league in 21/22 if the virus had gone and crowds could attend to full capacity every week.
Would they be demoted or could any other action take place?

Dunno. Have a feeling it won't be long until you find out though.

[KC & sunshine band]

at this rate we will end up in the championship having never played a game

[Rich Tea Wellin]

at this rate we will end up in the championship having never played a game

I reckon we'd be close, after 20 teams go bust...and then just before the season starts, Alex Revell comes in and buys and subsequently saves 2 of them and we start in league one. FFS.

[tuffers#1]

at this rate we will end up in the championship having never played a game

I reckon we'd be close, after 20 teams go bust...and then just before the season starts, Alex Revell comes in and buys and subsequently saves 2 of them and we start in league one. FFS.

Stevenage aren't paying Revs that much surely.?

[KC & sunshine band]

The problem with Revells has always been the same , sometimes very good, and sometimes coffee

[EliotNes]

The problem with Revells has always been the same , sometimes very good, and sometimes coffee

I wish he’d been coffee on 25/5/2014

[EH16]

6 or 8 clubs let's say in the second division told the English Football League they could not operate without crowds attending thier matches but would be financially ok to rejoin the league in 21/22 if the virus had gone and crowds could attend to full capacity every week.
Would they be demoted or could any other action take place?

Pointless post about a situation that doesn't exist and possibly never will.

[KC & sunshine band]

6 or 8 clubs let's say in the second division told the English Football League they could not operate without crowds attending thier matches but would be financially ok to rejoin the league in 21/22 if the virus had gone and crowds could attend to full capacity every week.
Would they be demoted or could any other action take place?

Pointless post about a situation that doesn't exist and possibly never will.

but the key word is possibly
Normality will never exist again, and therefore anything that does not exist could manifest into reality
Reality would could be anything you want it to be because it does not exist
just enjoy
tell you what this ciders strong