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Something I don't understand - the clubs who wanted the season curtailed 11:17 - Oct 22 with 999 views

GhostOfBenters

because they couldn't afford to put games on without fans; how are they managing that now?

Something I don't understand - the clubs who wanted the season curtailed on 11:18 - Oct 22 with 986 views

usm

Yeh its a proper mystery that one

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Something I don't understand - the clubs who wanted the season curtailed on 12:05 - Oct 22 with 896 views

BlueBadger

I'm guessing that the answer is 'they're not and we're going to see some clubs in serious trouble come the end of the season'.

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Something I don't understand - the clubs who wanted the season curtailed on 12:09 - Oct 22 with 878 views

BloomBlue

Probably building up big losses

Something I don't understand - the clubs who wanted the season curtailed on 12:33 - Oct 22 with 830 views

davblue

Something I don't understand - the clubs who wanted the season curtailed on 11:18 - Oct 22 by usm
Yeh its a proper mystery that one Beats me

It's the ones who said that then signed players for cash!

Think it was MK Dons who signed a player for 300k

Something I don't understand - the clubs who wanted the season curtailed on 12:57 - Oct 22 with 781 views

Parsley

The situation is different. Clubs will still be losing money but at least they have something to play for. Last season a lot of teams teams could have been worse off from playing as well as financially. It's why I don't think it should be down to the clubs to decide things like that but that's a separate issue.

Something I don't understand - the clubs who wanted the season curtailed on 13:00 - Oct 22 with 777 views

PhilTWTD

I assume most of them will have had some season ticket income which allowed them to fulfil their wages and bills in the short term and there are solidarity payments which I assume are paid at the start of seasons. Some must be getting close to being in trouble by now though.

Something I don't understand - the clubs who wanted the season curtailed on 13:20 - Oct 22 with 736 views

Swansea_Blue

Yes, a combination of advanced payments and loans made available.

Bottom half of this article talks about EFL clubs:

"In view of these cash flow problems the EFL advanced £50m of TV revenue and the Premier League advanced £125m of solidarity and parachute payments to EFL league clubs. "

https://nefa.co.uk/covid-19-impact-on-uk-football/

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