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The Orwell Bridge situation won’t help matters for a number of weeks in Ipswich. As you mention, other towns/cities suffer as well. I hear that Colchester isn’t that great traffic wise.
I believe that Dale Johnson of ESPN is the only one that goes into detail about the decisions.
This is the end of season article that mentions Davis and Chaplin not meeting the VAR threshold. If it is the wrong decision I’m not sure how it can’t be clear and obvious?
Not sure who they would promote, the highest placed team or the play off final losers ?
With Bury it was a 44 match season (or would have been if Covid hadn’t intervened). Although that was after the season had started. Now the fixtures are out it will probably be the case of not replacing them and altering the promotion/relegation places for the season.
I do recall that match. The pitch invasion would have been the last of the traditional end of season pitch invasions. There were chants of “sack the board” (certainly not Burley out) amongst the crowd.
I went to that match. I don’t recall too much other than it was a bloody hot day and both teams were denied a blatant penalty. Oh and an insight to what the Brum supporters were like before the semi final we played there some years later.
I did wonder if Felixstowe’s ground wouldn’t comply with WS2 requirements but there appeared to be one or two unofficial positive hints they would stay at Felixstowe. A shame we have lost a partnership with a local Suffolk club but other than PR what were the alternative grounds that would comply ?
Get rid and don’t get the compensation from Brentford ?
As pointed out by the KOA podcast a few weeks back, the summer of uncertainty in 2024 lasted from 18th May to 30th May (even that was extended by a few days due to legal matters in KM’s new contract).