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Coventry has agreed to accept a five-point deduction that will be deferred until the end of the following season as payment for the three home games the team had to postpone in August.
Championship games at the Coventry Building Society Arena against Rotherham, Wigan, and Huddersfield were postponed because of an unsafe pitch.
If Coventry is found to be at fault for any more missed games during the 2022–2023 or 2023–2024 seasons, they will be immediately docked points.
The unsafe state of the pitch forced the postponement of three home Coventry matches.
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The unsafe state of the pitch forced the postponement of three home Coventry matches.
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In addition to paying £6,000 in English Football League expenses, the Sky Blues will also provide compensation to the opposing teams impacted by the postponements as part of the disciplinary sanctions.
Chief Executive Dave Boddy of Coventry laid the blame for the pitch’s poor state at the hands of the financially strapped rugby club Wasps, who also use the stadium and are currently being taken over after going into administration.
“Our fans are aware that, as a result of Wasps and their unfulfilled promises of a new pitch, we were left with an unsafe, dangerous, and unplayable pitch at the Arena for our opening games of the season.”
the widespread use during the rugby sevens at the Commonwealth Games,’ he said in a statement posted on the team’s website.
Coventry has been informed that if they cause any more postponements of games, they will lose points.
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Coventry has been informed that if they cause any more postponements of games, they will lose points.
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Coventry has agreed to compensate the clubs who have been impacted by their postponements this season.
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