norwich City Executive Director.... 16:50 - Sep 22 with 3707 views | Bloots | ....Zoe Webber is part of the EFL Board making a decision about the abandonment outcome. Just saying. |  |
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norwich City Executive Director.... on 16:53 - Sep 22 with 3606 views | PhilTWTD | Might want to deny Blackburn getting points in case they're both in a relegation battle later on down the line. |  | |  |
norwich City Executive Director.... on 16:57 - Sep 22 with 3462 views | burnbudgiesburn | Can work both ways that... not wanting to seem to be biased against us. In reality, this is a box ticking exercise - they would have to give Town some really good explanation as to why recent precedent was not being followed. Wonder what options Town would have for appeal should it not - I was always under the impression you couldn't use lawfare, but Citeh have rather dispelled that theory recently. |  | |  |
norwich City Executive Director.... on 17:06 - Sep 22 with 3241 views | Illinoisblue |
norwich City Executive Director.... on 16:57 - Sep 22 by burnbudgiesburn | Can work both ways that... not wanting to seem to be biased against us. In reality, this is a box ticking exercise - they would have to give Town some really good explanation as to why recent precedent was not being followed. Wonder what options Town would have for appeal should it not - I was always under the impression you couldn't use lawfare, but Citeh have rather dispelled that theory recently. |
If it came to it, I have zero doubt Ashton would involve lawyers. As he should. |  |
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norwich City Executive Director.... on 17:11 - Sep 22 with 3139 views | J2BLUE | Kind of locked in by their own rules so not bothered. |  |
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norwich City Executive Director.... on 17:16 - Sep 22 with 3033 views | GavTWTD |
norwich City Executive Director.... on 17:06 - Sep 22 by Illinoisblue | If it came to it, I have zero doubt Ashton would involve lawyers. As he should. |
And what odds we'd lose the replay |  |
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norwich City Executive Director.... on 17:18 - Sep 22 with 2997 views | exeterblue10 | I'd have thought the fact that Town have scored twice and Blackburn have conceded (I think) four times after the 90th minute already this season, shows that the game was far from over. |  | |  |
norwich City Executive Director.... on 17:20 - Sep 22 with 2948 views | E_I_E_I_E_I_O |
norwich City Executive Director.... on 17:16 - Sep 22 by GavTWTD | And what odds we'd lose the replay |
16/5 if the odds for this game were used or a 24% chance as per Betfair exchange. |  | |  |
norwich City Executive Director.... on 17:21 - Sep 22 with 2922 views | Illinoisblue |
norwich City Executive Director.... on 17:16 - Sep 22 by GavTWTD | And what odds we'd lose the replay |
The game has changed, banter era rules no longer apply. But yes…. |  |
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norwich City Executive Director.... on 18:02 - Sep 22 with 2521 views | giant_stow |
norwich City Executive Director.... on 16:53 - Sep 22 by PhilTWTD | Might want to deny Blackburn getting points in case they're both in a relegation battle later on down the line. |
A bit previous, Philipe! |  |
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norwich City Executive Director.... on 20:12 - Sep 22 with 1986 views | NBVJohn |
norwich City Executive Director.... on 16:57 - Sep 22 by burnbudgiesburn | Can work both ways that... not wanting to seem to be biased against us. In reality, this is a box ticking exercise - they would have to give Town some really good explanation as to why recent precedent was not being followed. Wonder what options Town would have for appeal should it not - I was always under the impression you couldn't use lawfare, but Citeh have rather dispelled that theory recently. |
Speaking of precedent’s can anyone think of a time when a football authority in this country offered a ‘really good explanation’ for a decision? |  | |  |
norwich City Executive Director.... on 20:24 - Sep 22 with 1910 views | tcblue | Is this EFL board also going to be discussing a fund to repay fans and the club travel expenses for sanctioning a match which was quite obviously forecast to be highly likely to be called off? |  | |  |
I think there is a fund of.... on 20:27 - Sep 22 with 1882 views | Bloots |
norwich City Executive Director.... on 20:24 - Sep 22 by tcblue | Is this EFL board also going to be discussing a fund to repay fans and the club travel expenses for sanctioning a match which was quite obviously forecast to be highly likely to be called off? |
....about £5,000 available for additional expenses incurred due to a match being abandoned. If you ask they might give you some of that. |  |
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norwich City Executive Director.... on 20:48 - Sep 22 with 1752 views | HighgateBlue |
norwich City Executive Director.... on 17:11 - Sep 22 by J2BLUE | Kind of locked in by their own rules so not bothered. |
How are they locked in? They have a discretion... |  | |  |
I think there is a fund of.... on 21:54 - Sep 22 with 1515 views | Swansea_Blue |
I think there is a fund of.... on 20:27 - Sep 22 by Bloots | ....about £5,000 available for additional expenses incurred due to a match being abandoned. If you ask they might give you some of that. |
That only just buys a coffee at a motorway services these days |  |
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I think there is a fund of.... on 06:44 - Sep 23 with 842 views | RIPbobby |
I think there is a fund of.... on 20:27 - Sep 22 by Bloots | ....about £5,000 available for additional expenses incurred due to a match being abandoned. If you ask they might give you some of that. |
Would it not make sense to make the eventual replayed match free entry for all. I'm sure those with original tickets will have coaches paid for as courtesy too. Surely Blackburn have made their money on the original fixture and thus they would also be making money on the sales once inside the ground. Would be good to have a full house too. |  | |  |
I think there is a fund of.... on 07:02 - Sep 23 with 786 views | tcblue |
I think there is a fund of.... on 21:54 - Sep 22 by Swansea_Blue | That only just buys a coffee at a motorway services these days |
Where do you get a coffee for £1.25? |  | |  |
norwich City Executive Director.... on 07:29 - Sep 23 with 684 views | Plums |
norwich City Executive Director.... on 20:24 - Sep 22 by tcblue | Is this EFL board also going to be discussing a fund to repay fans and the club travel expenses for sanctioning a match which was quite obviously forecast to be highly likely to be called off? |
It's called a forecast for a reason, it's far from a certainty and the ground conditions are the critical factor rather than the rain. Blackburn's pitch clearly wasn't up to it. Others in the area managed to see a game out. |  |
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I think there is a fund of.... on 07:51 - Sep 23 with 634 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
I think there is a fund of.... on 06:44 - Sep 23 by RIPbobby | Would it not make sense to make the eventual replayed match free entry for all. I'm sure those with original tickets will have coaches paid for as courtesy too. Surely Blackburn have made their money on the original fixture and thus they would also be making money on the sales once inside the ground. Would be good to have a full house too. |
All their costs in getting a match on (staff, policing, power, maintanance etc.) will also be doubled. I'm not sure selling a few pies, pints and hot dogs will cover that. |  |
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norwich City Executive Director.... on 08:26 - Sep 23 with 482 views | BlueRaider | Really none of the Championship club directors should be involved in the decision |  |
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Mboro and PNE are the other representatives. (n/t) on 08:29 - Sep 23 with 456 views | Bloots |
norwich City Executive Director.... on 08:26 - Sep 23 by BlueRaider | Really none of the Championship club directors should be involved in the decision |
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norwich City Executive Director.... on 08:49 - Sep 23 with 393 views | Hipsterectomy | Think I read Middlesbrough as well which is surely going to screw us over to as they’ve got a decent head start for this league. Even if they end up falling away you’d think they’d want to hurt a potential promotion rival It’s a joke |  |
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norwich City have history with late abandonment on 09:40 - Sep 23 with 217 views | Pinewoodblue | Back in 1970’s I lived, and worked in Norwich. On 20th December 1972 Norwich were at home to Chelsea 2nd leg of League Cup semi- final. With 10 minutes to go they were winning and heading to Wembley. They opened the gates at the River End in preparation for the final whistle. Fog rolled off the river and a few minutes later , on 84th minute the referee halted play. Referee decided not to abandon straight away and to wait and see if the fog disbursed. The game resumed after 20 minutes but only for 2 minutes before the referee abandoned play. The game was replayed early in the new year and Budgies went on to lose to Spurs at Wembley. I was working that evening on Thorpe Road where there was no sign of any fog. Norwich City are acutely aware of the potential for injustice in games that are abandoned late on [Post edited 23 Sep 9:42]
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