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Re: Clubs to get a vote on whether to end the season as it stands
Something has changed Dundee's minds 😳.
We're doon. Ended the season bottom of the league in a season which hasn't ended. The league table tells it's own tale at the completion of fixtures which haven't been completed. Fair enough - a league is a fair competition where everybody plays the same sides the same number of times, expect for the ones who play a different number of times.
No way to decide a league.
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Re: Clubs to get a vote on whether to end the season as it stands
anders wrote:
Something has changed Dundee's minds 😳.
We're doon. Ended the season bottom of the league in a season which hasn't ended. The league table tells it's own tale at the completion of fixtures which haven't been completed. Fair enough - a league is a fair competition where everybody plays the same sides the same number of times, expect for the ones who play a different number of times.
No way to decide a league.
I’ll take relegation on the chin. But not when those Judas Dundonian pricks sell their vote for their 30 pieces of silver.
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Hi Ian. How are things? Family ok?
I'd take relegation too, reluctantly of course, would never want it, but not this way. Teams which are eg a point behind another but with games in hand, teams which have played the top sides while those ahead of them have played the easier ones but have the top sides still to face, it's wrong. Divi up the prize money on where it stands now is bad enough and unfairly punishes member clubs but relegation and European qualification with the financial impact that goes with those, on the basis that everyone hasn't had a fair opportunity to quality for our avoid them by playing the same opposition the same number of times?
Even if they'd awarded points for the outstanding games on the basis of the previous matches between the clubs it would've been better, and I've no idea if that would have affected us or not.
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Budge has to fight this travesty. Accepting to chair a nothing board is NOT what I would expect from our CEO. Unless she has had assurances reconstruction is a goer then she has been fooled into taking the Glasgow boaby , something we have had to suffer for too long. Now that this vote has shown how corrupt this league is, now is the time to force through change. Get rid of Doncaster and all the lickspittles, get a board voted in by the clubs and make voting open, clear and unbiased towards two teams. The fact that two teams can hold the league to ransom is absurd.
The fact that they can proceed after Dundee changed their vote after being bribed shows how utterly despicable this whole league set up is.
Budge get off your arse and join with the other teams being shafted and get this lot dumped. No way should we go down without a fight.
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Invidious position for her. If she goes into a sulk and tells them she won't be bought off cheaply with a "Oh go and lead a group to sort it out then (not that it's going to get anywhere snarf snarf)" then she loses the ability to try to influence thiongs to a more positive outcome, and just for the sake of personal pride of whatever, and misses an opportunity to at least try. If she does then the others think she's been gullible and manipulated.
Of the two, the first one gives her a chance, however slim, of making this awful decision less unfair to some.
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