Macc docked another 7 points

[mbycars]

It may not mean anything in the current situation but Macc Town have been docked a further 7 points. This leaves them just 3 points above Stevenage.

 

[Howjy04]

You’d think they would have a day off.

[Conrad]

 If it’s for not paying staff again, I can’t see any way out for them now with no matchday money coming in.

[CambridgeDon]

1 hour ago, mbycars said:

It may not mean anything in the current situation but Macc Town have been docked a further 7 points. This leaves them just 3 points above Stevenage.

 

Yes, and Stevenage have a game in hand though an inferior goal difference. The pandemic may well rescue them from relegation but their long term future looks very doubtful unless they can find new investment. 

[Iron Curtain]

Gutted ... I placed a bet after Macc lost 5-0 in a friendly that they would finish in the bottom 2 with some pretty decent odds.

On hearing rumours yesterday that the league may be cancelled I incorrectly guessed this punishment would be delayed and my bet might be voided.

So I cashed out... If I had waited 24hrs it would have been a lot better!!

Patience is a virtue!!

[blackdog]

2 hours ago, CambridgeDon said:

Yes, and Stevenage have a game in hand though an inferior goal difference. The pandemic may well rescue them from relegation but their long term future looks very doubtful unless they can find new investment. 

The daughter in law of the late Les Sealy the ex Man Utd keeper and participant in the awful Cheshire Housewives programme Nicole Sealy is reportedly interested in taking over.........That'll end in tears.

[Santa]

They've been deducted 4 points plus the 3 that were suspended from the last time.

I'd seen a while back that Les Sealey's son was interested. If Les himself was still about and got involved with negotiations with the current owners, chances are he'd be the sanest person in the room.

[Joe B]

The current owner is going to kill that club.

AWOL in the Balearics. They aren't going to make it through this crisis without a substantial rescue package; the Prem ain't providing that till they can guarantee they'll finish their season and keep their Sky money.

I'm not being hyperbolic when I suggest we could see two clubs, from a similar part of England, with long, established histories, go to the wall within 12 months of each other.