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A number of Leeds United fans have taken to Twitter to give their thoughts on the news regarding the cancellation of the 2019-20 Dutch Eredivisie.
English football has ground to a standstill in wake of the global health crisis, which has led to much discussion about the various permutations across the leagues.
At present, Leeds occupy top spot in the Championship table on 71 points while West Brom sit second on 70 points, with third-placed Fulham six points behind the Baggies.
All teams in the second tier have played 37 games, nine short of the full regular season, but with English football postponed until further notice, there are questions of just what to do with the 2019-20 campaign.
Some leagues have already called off the season, such as the Scottish Championship and Scottish Leagues One and Two, as well as England’s National League, but the Eredivisie is the most high-profile league in Europe so far to do the same.
For the first time since 1944-45, the Dutch top flight will not have a champion and there will be no relegation or promotion either from the 18-team division.
The decision over in the Netherlands led to discussion amongst Leeds fans on social media regarding what it could mean regarding England’s top four flights:
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