I’m not sure the situation really affects us right now,
If you believe some reports, we could be going through this situation yet again. So at least we can see what Blues fans are thinking should we find ourselves in a position next season where we might be affected by these particular rules.
That way we can get a ‘precedent’ in if you want to call it that.
There has been plenty of talk about what is going to happen to those in the two promotion spots this season with the threat of cancelling the season dangling over us, and whilst the Blues aren’t involved in the promotion race, that doesn’t mean that they don’t have a view on how the season could or should be ended.
Do the EFL need to be telling us more about the end of the season?
Yes
No
So when @Blues_HQ posed a question on Twitter about how they felt the season should end, with specific mentions to the top two in the division, there was some mixed reactions amongst the fans. Although there did seem to be an underlying message from some members on the faithful in regards who Leeds could be replacing in the Premier League.
Don't care as long as Vile relegated
— andy coleman (@_walkforACure) May 5, 2020
Yes but only if Vile are relegated
— jimlynch (@jimngas) May 6, 2020
Yes if the Vile are relegated
— Chris Wood (@woodzybcfc) May 5, 2020
Yep. So long as they replace Vila 😂
— Luke Jones (@L_Jones29) May 5, 2020
Points per game if we can’t finish.But try our level best to get it played first
— Lyndon Bailey (@knowlelyndon) May 5, 2020
Yeah adjust the table to PPG based on home and away, assume they'd both go up automatically
— Infinite Jesbo (@jesbojb) May 5, 2020
I think 2 teams should be promoted. Whether it should be those 2 simply because they are 1st & 2nd right now is tricky. Emotion removed do we think the bottom 3 in the Prem should be promoted, and if so, who goes up with the top 2 in the Championship. Then what about the others?
— 🇪🇺 Paul Duffy 🇪🇺 (@DuffersKRO) May 5, 2020
Yes, the table doesn't lie.
— Carol S – #teamgreen 💚🚑 (@Sandycal999) May 5, 2020
Perhaps we do have a vested interest in this whole thing after all?