When you look at the rather open-ended question from the executive board it feels like it’s designed as feeling out members .
i believe they will just ignore the club's if they vote against it, they will just go ahead with their plan anyway, watch this space
and some robust conversations too
They will know if clubs are for it tonight with the e-mail respnses. If it’s looking like a no, I wouldn’t put it past them to reconstruct the leagues without a vote even taking place. This will all boil down to whatever the Rhats want.
Question is , when will the clubs find time to play all these glamour friendlies?
And behind closed doors.
For Rangers I'd say just give us access to negotiate our own TV deal and do whatever the fukc you like, give 2 jots if it's 14/12/16 for 2 years or 20. Would allow us to gain some independence from the cabal
Against the big hitters as Nelms proclaimed haha
Interestingly he also seemed to suggest that the Dhims and Ross County had bought machines for antibody testing instead of CV-19 testing. Now that WOULD be a laugh. From what he described there's no way Scottish football is getting these tests done at £50 a time.
Good man, any chance of providing an appraisal of what has been spouted, on here ? Save me listening to the rancid dick gordon and the failed trialist !
I hadn’t realised that...I thought it was a straight vote...yes or no.
More likely Yes or Yes
From his master General for toeing the party line.
This is Scotland nothing is mandatory and everything can be changed if it does not suit one club.
I thought Michael O'Neill was very good on today's. Especially the complexities of covid-19 testing, how complicated it is and how long the whole process takes. I think he said their first session back it took 4 and a half hours for a 75 minute training session with 5 players.
What’s our equivalent of a competition authority?
Ha ha. They don‘t self test. It was more around the complexities of maintaining social distancing with players coming in as a group of 5 keeping socially distant, getting the test done, getting the tests marked up and sent off for analysis (results come back next day), the wearing of gloves if touching footballs or other training equipment, the fact he could only have 4 groups of 5 players spread across 2 full size football pitches, the requirement to replace all PPE every 5 days and the like.
I‘d suggest things are a bit simpler for 1 guy getting tested in a Test Centre than for a Manager and his staff setting up sessions for 30 footballers.
Aye, I forgot each individual has to bag the test & put a sticker on the bag for identification.
Also forgot there was 4 pages of instructions for the players to follow
It’s worth a listen. O’Neill was very good on a number of topics. I’d love it if he was right about the Dhims and Ross County buying the wrong testing machines - but he probably got that wrong.
It’s fair to say he was offering his opinion as a Manager organising things for his team and his staff rather than as an individual being tested. He did say the players just get on with it and are glad to be back. I guess it’s more complex being the organ grinder than the monkey
