I agree relegation is the important issue or at least the most difficult but us getting the title doesn’t affect it.
Problem is consistency, and the trickle down probable legal effect this would then have on teams looking to come up from the Championship.
By applying final league standings to you/Liverpool being legitimately recognised champions, and in turn ruling out relegation, where does this leave clubs going for European places? Which bracket of legitimacy/voiding to they fall into?
And it isn't just champions/relegation that are the issues, every single final placing in a table has it's implications - financially and in terms of European qualification.
Do you then go through the league picking out which team deserves to have their performances this season legitimised? How do you implement a system that does this fairly?
I think all would agree that Liverpool would win the league. But then you would have far more people agreeing that Norwich would be relegated than Aston Villa/Bournemouth. Is it fair that Norwich survive because those 2 clubs are so close on points?
It's a fecking horrible scenario no matter how you look at it, and with clubs seemingly having to agree on the final outcome, I don't see how we reach any conclusion any time soon.
This is all assuming that the league isn't able to play out remaining games. And it's because of the above that I can totally understand why they want to find a way of playing remaining games.