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“Back at full power”, “Time to get Nuno” – Many Wolves fans react as vital update given

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Lots of Wolves fans have reacted on Twitter after it has been announced that the Premier League season has been delayed once more.

It was originally announced that the league had been delayed until April 3, but with the coronavirus showing no signs of slowing down, the decision has been made to put it back to April 30.

Premier League bosses spoke together via conference call as they debated the best way to finish the 2019/20 season, and they decided that they needed to delay the planned restart of the season.

UEFA have already announced that Euro 2020 will be delayed until 2021, which means that leagues across Europe will get the opportunity to try and finish the season in the summer.

How should the season end?

Totally void the entire season

Totally void the entire season

Finish with the current table

Finish with the current table

Try and complete it in the summer

UEFA claim that the season needs to be completed by June 30 – just before players’ contracts come to an end at the end of the month.

Many fans responded to the news, with some being visibly upset as the wait for football to return continues.

Here are some of the replies…

https://twitter.com/Jamie_FM93/status/1240625668800630790?s=20

The EFL has also agreed to the increased delay, and with its clubs struggling with the final implications, they have announced that they will be offering £50m to help clubs during the pandemic.

While health is obviously more important than football, many Wolves fans will be devastated by the disruptions to the football league considering they were having one of their greatest seasons in decades. Champions League qualification and at least the final eight of the Europa League seemed genuine possibilities, but now it’s up in the air as to whether they will even be able to finish the campaign.

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  • Colin Stephenson says:

    The season HAS to be completed, any other way of deciding the outcome is not only unthinkable, it would be a travesty on those clubs who are either fighting for the European spots, avoiding relegation or vying for promotion.
    It is interesting but not surprising, that those who are suggesting the season should be curtailed and made null and void are neither challenging for anything or are in those relegation positions.
    Would they be making the same demands if they were in the opposite situations?
    Absolutely not!
    Let the season finish and all teams will end the season because of their efforts, or lack of them, and that will see them get their just rewards!

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