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Does anyone know when we’re playing this final against Raith? Obviously the 2020/21 competition was postponed back in October after majority of clubs voted against playing in it but not seeing anything on our final apart from that it will be arranged later on this season? 

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Think the realistic timing will be in Late May/Early June. Far enough back that fans will be allowed to attend due to vaccinations being rolled out almost completely by then, but early enough that it doesn't conflict with the League Cup.

But assuming that it doesn't go ahead, it'll probably be made a shared title.

 

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16 hours ago, Jack Waddington said:

Think the realistic timing will be in Late May/Early June. Far enough back that fans will be allowed to attend due to vaccinations being rolled out almost completely by then, but early enough that it doesn't conflict with the League Cup.

But assuming that it doesn't go ahead, it'll probably be made a shared title.

 

Not a chance it will be those dates imho 

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22 hours ago, Kingsmills said:

Just split the sponsorship prize money between the two finalists and move on.

Agreed. Just get this out of the road and look forwards.

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I would like to see this game played before the season ends. If not it's going to look bad on the SPFL who said early on in the season saying it would be played so they can honour the contract of Tunnocks 

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The problems are that nothing can be arranged as long as Raith are in the play offs, whilst we will be rusty by the time it could be played, and will probably have let the players start their summer break, as there is no reason to have them training after Friday’s game.

That would put us at a disadvantage so it is unlikely the club would agree to a late May date. Early next season could be a possibility, and hopefully crowds are back then.

However, I agree with others, and would be happy if they declared us joint winners and we can focus on next season. 

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10 hours ago, WYNESS101 said:

 If not it's going to look bad on the SPFL...

As if they've got a good reputation anyway...:ponder::rotflmao:

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12 hours ago, Robert said:

The problems are that nothing can be arranged as long as Raith are in the play offs, whilst we will be rusty by the time it could be played, and will probably have let the players start their summer break, as there is no reason to have them training after Friday’s game.

That would put us at a disadvantage so it is unlikely the club would agree to a late May date. Early next season could be a possibility, and hopefully crowds are back then.

However, I agree with others, and would be happy if they declared us joint winners and we can focus on next season. 

Summer break starts Saturday morning, many of them have their bags packed, lol.

 

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On the Toddy thread a couple of weeks ago, I said...

ICT and Raith cannot both reach the playoff finals (19 & 23 May), so the season for one of them will end on the 15th at the very latest.  In fact the season could be over for both on the 9th.

I can't see either club wanting to keep its players hanging around for an essentially meaningless game two or three weeks later.  Especially if travel restrictions have been eased and some players could go and see families and friends for the first time in a long time.

Added to that, if there is now bad blood between the clubs, then it might be better not to play it.

I haven't looked at the contractual aspect of it, i.e. whether they might be forced to play it to satisfy the SPFL and Tunnocks.

 

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59 minutes ago, Kingsmills said:

Perhaps Tunnocks would be upset if they did not full value for their sponsorship given their wafer thin profitability.

That would just be a storm in a teacake.

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JOINT WINNERS

The Scottish Professional Football League (the “SPFL”) today announced that the final of the Tunnock’s Caramel Wafer Cup will not take place and that Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Raith Rovers have been declared joint winners of the competition for Season 2019/20.

What that means is they both win a joint :rasta:

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That's the best thing as there is no point in having it without fans there 

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Couple of things to note from this:

- County can no longer claim to be reigning champions 

- Robbo is the first manager to have won the trophy 3 times

 

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2 minutes ago, Yngwie said:

Couple of things to note from this:

- County can no longer claim to be reigning champions 

- Robbo is the first manager to have won the trophy 3 times

 

Is Neil the first interim manager to win it?

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50 minutes ago, Jack Waddington said:

Is Neil the first interim manager to win it?

I don’t think he’ll be putting it on his CV. 
Billy Dodds on the other hand..... 😃

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