Don Goodman

You know, let's not beat about the bush here.

It's human nature.

So I don't think we can be surprised what anybody having a vested interest.

In terms of what Mark had said, I mean, I look at it, there are three promotion places in League One and three relegation places.

Of those six...

I think three of them are guaranteed certainties.

I think Coventry would have gone on to finish automatic promotion.

And I think Bolton, Wanderers at the bottom and Southend United are so far adrift that they probably would have been relegated.

I think you can safely say those are the three scenarios.

But the other three scenarios,

scenarios are very, very much up for debate.

And I thought Mark made a very poignant case in terms of how unfair it is.

But having said all of that, there simply is no perfect solution with the exception of finishing all the games.

And we all know that from a financial perspective, that's not going to be possible.

So I really do feel for the likes of Tranmere Rovers, I have to say.

Morning, Niall.

Morning.

In terms of the EFL, obviously League One and League Two clubs, we've heard rumours that there are several really, really struggling financially and without external help perhaps may go out of business.

In the League of Ireland there, how solid are the clubs within it?

Are there any problems financially in terms of if this lack of football continues for much longer, particularly without the crowds?