Dave Smith
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Nah, it'll be Roy Hodgson. I bet he is as good at at FIFA as Tommy is at Pinball.My money is on Norwich manger to be a FIFA dark horse
Nah, it'll be Roy Hodgson. I bet he is as good at at FIFA as Tommy is at Pinball.My money is on Norwich manger to be a FIFA dark horse
How would that work? People play for both club and national teams. i don't think you have thought this through.Let's just combine the euros, premier and champions league and declare one team undisputed champions.
I knew we signed Sanchez for a reason...Statistically, wage bill is the best indicator of finishing position. So it makes sense to rank teams by wage bill in order to determine this season's finishing positions.
CHAMPIONS!!
Maybe we could have a music competition. He could could help with that, Alexis on the piano, Pogba rapping, JlingZ dancing. We'd smash it.I knew we signed Sanchez for a reason...
You can do it in FIFAHow would that work? People play for both club and national teams. i don't think you have thought this through.
I actually like this one.Some serious ideas...
Extend to a two year (76 game) season beginning from last August, bunch up the fixtures as appropriate to end on schedule in May ‘21.
Start next season with the current teams in their current leagues, but points for fixtures which were incomplete in the 19/20 season are awarded for 20/21 and 19/20 retrospectively. Teams who would have been relegated/promoted in both seasons do so. Any mismatch in the number of teams promoted vs relegated is mitigated giving priority to a teams position in 19/20.
Begin next season with the current roster of teams delaying relegation/promotion, and begin each fixture with the 19/20 score as the aggregate (0-0 for incomplete fixtures).
Have a play-off between the current relegation and promotion placed teams at the beginning of August then start next season fresh.
Sorry, but I have issues with Liverpool starting a brand new PL season with a 22 point lead. Like, a lot of issues.Stop the season now, and start the new one when we can, taking the current results into account. So eg Liverpool start with whatever points margin they have.
This has got me thinking...who would have the best one??The wives of the footballers set up onlyfans accounts. Whoever rakes in the most money within the month wins. Oi oi lads lads lads.
Switch sides at half timeHow would that work? People play for both club and national teams. i don't think you have thought this through.
Yeah. It's a bit leftfield and helps you know who, but does give a decent sized break to sort this all out.So next season is just 9 (or so) games long?
Thats hardly fair mate, I will have an army of volunteers from redcafe willing to test my vaccine.Have @Finn MacCool and a scientist in separate laboratories. First one to find the cure wins the league.
Quick! Let's promote Mata to captain.Maguire playing chess
Shit in handbags?Simple question, give me a "so crazy it might work" idea for everyone else to poke holes in.
( This is assuming finishing this season would cut into next season.)
I would finish this season (Inc. Cups) at whatever point football can start again. Then next season I'd cut all league's in half based on finishing positions from last year...so you'd basically have 8 mini leagues. This will give teams in the top half league things to play for (Europe /Promotion /play offs) whilst the bottom half league fights to avoid relegation, and the winner of it is also awarded a spot in Europe /the play offs)
There, I just solved football.
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That would be great too. Gladiator match held at Wembley. Each team elects a Gladiator and Howard Webb is the referee. He picks everyones weapon from a hat and it's a battle to the death. When there are 2 Gladiators left 3 lions are released and Baddiel and Skinner - Three Lions starts blaring on the sound system ready for the champion.Quarantine all the players for a month. When no one has the virus anymore resume the league. When not playing or training the players live at a hostel. e.g Manchester United players could live at Carrington. They are not to interact with their loved ones physically.
They are not gladiators so this would be wrong as they would be worried about their loved ones. And they wouldn't be available to their families when they are sick. It would be too extreme to do it for sports.
So players that are knocked out of the cup and aren’t internationals take a 7 month break?Cancel the 2020/21 season before it starts. Use whatever available time to finish the league seasons, continental competitions and domestic cups, in that priority. If there is still time left, schedule the Euros.
If there is still time left after that, allow clubs to arrange international friendlies amongst themselves, either for goodwill or for profit.
If it is still not safe to restart the fixtures this time next year, then declare the current season null and void. By then, we would have much bigger things to worry about.