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Personally I think it's a good thing he's using twitter less. Look after your own instead of taking on the mantle of spokesperson for the less well off.
Why not post here where only Accy fans to be concerned about.

Twitter is a personal choice I follow Andy on that platform you choose when or not to post he is obviously not posting at the moment his choice not anyone elses, he obviously chooses not to use this forum again his choice he doesn't need guidance on what he chooses to air "his" opinion on.
 
it is a personal choice twitter no doubt, but i joined just cos andy had, rarely go on it though, dont like it. but i cannot understand his choice. this is for stanley fans so it baffles me.:o
 
Twitter is a personal choice I follow Andy on that platform you choose when or not to post he is obviously not posting at the moment his choice not anyone elses, he obviously chooses not to use this forum again his choice he doesn't need guidance on what he chooses to air "his" opinion on.

Who’s offering him guidance ? Just my opinion. He’s a big boy but given some of the holes he’s put himself in with opposing clubs by sticking his oar in their business and getting disgusting retorts Im not surprised he's taking a break.
 
Well the consensus is that 15 League One clubs will vote to end the season. As only 12 needed .........

Looking like the vote is either fixed or the EFL know the results beforehand because they have tested the 4 clubs in the playoff positions players for Covid all negative, or have they dropped another clanger.
 
LEAGUE ONE

Following the first round of COVID-19 testing in League One, the EFL can confirm that 135 players and Club staff were tested from four League One Clubs over the course of Wednesday 3 June, Thursday 4 June, Friday 5 June and Saturday 6 June with zero individuals testing positive.

Can't see where it says it was the clubs in play off positions tested mate.
 
LEAGUE ONE

Following the first round of COVID-19 testing in League One, the EFL can confirm that 135 players and Club staff were tested from four League One Clubs over the course of Wednesday 3 June, Thursday 4 June, Friday 5 June and Saturday 6 June with zero individuals testing positive.

Can't see where it says it was the clubs in playoff positions tested mate.

Well if they've only tested 4 clubs I don't see any permutation that's on offer that would put Peterborough in the four.

Everyone else at their club has accepted it clearly MacAndrew is still as bitter and twisted as ever.

Personally, i.d love the championship clubs to form Prem 2 as I believe the payments cascading could at least double and a half-decent negotiator could triple or even quadruple the TV income as i.m pretty sure there's a strong tv market for lower league grudge games in front of baying crowds in packed grounds. Pretty sure Regional ITV or even BT would snap their hands off biggest problem would be establishing slots.
 
Well if they've only tested 4 clubs I don't see any permutation that's on offer that would put Peterborough in the four.

Everyone else at their club has accepted it clearly MacAndrew is still as bitter and twisted as ever.

Personally, i.d love the championship clubs to form Prem 2 as I believe the payments cascading could at least double and a half-decent negotiator could triple or even quadruple the TV income as i.m pretty sure there's a strong tv market for lower league grudge games in front of baying crowds in packed grounds. Pretty sure Regional ITV or even BT would snap their hands off biggest problem would be establishing slots.

They are currently in a play off place mate.
As Andy has said, have the EFL already decided the outcome of the vote ?
 
They are currently in a play off place mate.
As Andy has said, have the EFL already decided the outcome of the vote ?

No the EFL haven't already decided the outcome of tomorrow's vote.

However the Peterboro CEO has rung each club multiple times asking how they will vote. From the replies he's received he's worked out that the EFL Board proposal is the likely winner.

Any Club in the EFL can assess tests on the EFL "account". When this season is finished the EFL will send an invoice to any club that has had tests; ie if PNE have had 500 tests that will get an invoice for these tests.
 
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No the EFL haven't already decided the outcome of tomorrow's vote.

However the Peterboro CEO has rung each club multiple times asking how they will vote. From the replies he's received he's worked out that the EFL Board proposal is the likely winner.

Any Club in the EFL can assess tests on the EFL "account". When this season is finished the EFL will send an invoice to any club that has had tests; ie if PNE have had 500 tests that will get an invoice for these tests.

Thanks Mark. I thought it was strange to suggest that the four clubs were those currently occupying play off places. No one knows which clubs and as no positive tests we'll never know.
Roll on tomorrow .............
 
Thanks Mark. I thought it was strange to suggest that the four clubs were those currently occupying play off places. No one knows which clubs and as no positive tests we'll never know.
Roll on tomorrow .............

Typical EFL why post a statement like that is it just to cause confusion are they just rolling along in a shrouded world not fit for purpose and when we get back to some " normality" might be a perfect opportunity for change at the zoo.
 
You said they did ...... i say they didn't.
You said the clubs in the play off positions had been tested.
I cannot find that statement anywhere.
All it says is 4 clubs
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So, according to sky sports news EFL clubs have voted to decide a curtailed season based on unweighted points per game with promotions & relegations to happen & play-offs will include no more than 4 teams.
But then it says League 1 & 2 clubs are now to hold their own meetings to decide on whether they want to end the season on that basis - in essence, we're not much nearer to knowing what's going to happen then
 
This morning's meeting was to vote in the required regulations to allow each division to make it's own mind up. Without a regulation in place a formal vote could not legally take place.

L2 are meeting as I type this; L1 meet at 3pm.

Yes it's been a long drawn out process but some clubs wanted to have the moment "in the spot light" ;)
 
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