It’s not more outlandish. There’s no precedent for either here. No sporting event as huge as the Premier League has ever been compromised by such a huge global issue as Covid-19. We’re in uncharted waters and none of us know what will happen next.
It's true that this is uncharted territory, you're right to highlight that, and more people need to bear that in mind when making ridiculous ''declarations'' of what will happen.
But uncharted doesn't mean anarchic, ''anything-could-happen'' randomness. There are still likelihoods and less-likelihoods; there are still clues in the nearest similar situations that can be found, and, most importantly, there are whopping big flashing neon light clues in the
stated intentions and plans of those involved - the things they have actually said they intend to do. Not to mention reasonable estimates reached via analysis of what the various outcomes would involve (such as financial, legal, reputational and other kinds of fallout) - you know actual considered sober analysis instead of losing ones shit about it.
At no point did I say voided and cancelled meant the same thing.
True enough you didn't use these exact words. You did, however, say ''Voided, cancelled, whatever term you wish to use'' which seems very much to equate the two terms, and you did add ''we won’t win the title'' which is an outcome that only applies to voiding the season, not cancelling it and converting current standings to final standings, which would see us win the title.
