Four Points For An Away Victory?

[scottymagoo]

For me the answer is decent levels of promotion and relegation with play offs and a pyramid system like they do in all the other good leagues. League splits and changing the number of points per game just turn us into a laughing stock. If anybody suggests a funny system and says that's what they do in Belgium or Iraq or Antarctica then that's the exact reason not to do it.

[Waka]

You should also get more points if you win by more than four goals.

 

So five points if you win 5-0, 6 points if you win 6-0, and 7 points if you win 7-0. But if you get those scores away from home, you get an additional point. Six points for a 5-0 win, seven points for a 6-0 win and eight points for a 7-0 win.

 

A simple system that would make Scottish football much more enjoyable.

 

So, a team that tries to play defensively against a much better team should be punished? Let's just say, Celtic play against Dundee. Dundee tries to play offensively, because a goalles draw against Celtic doesn't get them any points at all. Celtic just laughs at Dundees attempts and gets an easy vicotry with 10-1 goals. Since Celtic was playing away, they get 11 points, and Dundee just get's nothing... so, in order to prevent this, Dundee just forfeits beforehand and the match is ruled 3-0 for Celitc, thus giving them only 3 points and Dundee still gets nothing. Yeah, that definitely would help.