He won’t be next year.
He won’t be next year.If lyle taylor is on 20k a week I bet he probably would be.
£9.75 per hour for a 30 hour week. Plus a free slice of an orange at half time. Bloody good deal!He won’t be next year.
Cant wait for Robins to bring five players on in the 87th minute
Why is she talking about clubs voting for it? Haven't seen anything from the EFL to say they are allowing a proposal from Tranmere to be voted on.
Looks like Tranmere have a new idea
Why is she talking about clubs voting for it? Haven't seen anything from the EFL to say they are allowing a proposal from Tranmere to be voted on.
Doesn't this also mean she is now admitting the proposal last week, that she was saying had been put together by expert and was the best possible method, maybe wasn't the best option?
Going to go out on a limb and guess this new proposal doesn't see Tranmere relegated.
They can suggest them but the EFL regulations say they don't have to allow submitted proposals from member club to proceed to a vote.I belive all clubs had the opportunity to suggest new proposals and today was the deadline to get them in before the voting Friday.
They can suggest them but the EFL regulations say they don't have to allow submitted proposals from member club to proceed to a vote.
Think they're just making it up as they go along. The last plan was supposed to be the greatest thing ever put together by experts but now they've binned it for a new plan. Claimed to have the majority of clubs in favour of it but when the FGR owner asked about it she said they'd only submitted it to the EFL today and its not been distributed to other clubs yet!If they've got the support he claims then maybe they will. Like you said, it will definitely involve Tranmere staying up, and probably securing a play off place.
Think they're just making it up as they go along. The last plan was supposed to be the greatest thing ever put together by experts but now they've binned it for a new plan. Claimed to have the majority of clubs in favour of it but when the FGR owner asked about it she said they'd only submitted it to the EFL today and its not been distributed to other clubs yet!
The vote to change the regulations (ie: what happens if a season can't be completed) is the whole EFL.I thought that although wouldn't it be only our league voting on it?
The vote to change the regulations (ie: what happens if a season can't be completed) is the whole EFL.
If that passes each division can vote on if they want to end the season or play on.
Nope. First vote is for a change to the EFL regulations to add an explicit rule for what happens if a season can't be completed. The proposal is that the preferred option is to complete the games at a later date, if that's not possible PPG with promotion and relegation. If the play offs can't take place the EFL gets to decide what to do. It also includes a rule that each division can vote on if they wish to continue or not and a vote to finish needs a minimum 51%.But if a team puts a proposal forward doesn't only their league vote on that once the whole EFL has voted on agreeing the regulation change?
When are we likely to find out what’s going on? Next Monday?
Tranmere must be really starting to fuck the efl off now. Walking around like they own the place
He thinks he still runs the FATranmere must be really starting to fuck the efl off now. Walking around like they own the place
Does their proposal benefit anyone else who would otherwise lose out using the unweighted PPG method (eg. Peterborough)?Tranmere must be really starting to fuck the efl off now. Walking around like they own the place
I'm sure they would need support....so I'm guessing at extended play-offs including the likes of Sunderland and Peterborough... and who knows how far down....... despite the apparent EFL desire for a straight 4 team play-off.....Does their proposal benefit anyone else who would otherwise lose out using the unweighted PPG method (eg. Peterborough)?
He thinks he still runs the FA
There won’t be time for that, it’s going to be either play on or ppg end of.I'm sure they would need support....so I'm guessing at extended play-offs including the likes of Sunderland and Peterborough... and who knows how far down....... despite the apparent EFL desire for a straight 4 team play-off.....
Think their original proposal was end season and have extended play offs.There won’t be time for that, it’s going to be either play on or ppg end of.
I can't see our owners allowing to be bounced into playing after 2, weeks of group training.Think their original proposal was end season and have extended play offs.
Not time to fit I 9/10 games for each club PLUS play offs before 31st July.
Season will end when vote takes place (providing rule change vote goes through on Monday)
Rumour has it that both votes (rule change and LG decides) will be taking place on Monday.
Can you really see a FULL resumption taking place..... I can't.
I can actually and it wouldn’t bother me at all, obviously would prefer the easier ppg but if we play on so be it.Think their original proposal was end season and have extended play offs.
Not time to fit I 9/10 games for each club PLUS play offs before 31st July.
Season will end when vote takes place (providing rule change vote goes through on Monday)
Rumour has it that both votes (rule change and LG decides) will be taking place on Monday.
Can you really see a FULL resumption taking place..... I can't.
Wycombe have today told their non playing staff that they can only pay 80% of their wages up to £2500 monthly
And they recommend they look for another job once the furlough scheme ends
Get Akinfenwa in. Keep feeding him then stick him in goal as the reserve keeper. Going to take a very accurate, swinging shot to get round that huge body.That’s a shame. I guess that means the players may be available on the cheap. I don’t think there is a player in their side I would be interested in signing for the Championship.
Not necessarily:The vote(s) is Monday
Clubs will also be voting on whether they want the current season to be curtailed, or if they want to resume.
While that second vote is expected to come at a later date, the EFL could well decide to stage it straight after vote one - if that vote goes City's way.
First of many I fear.Wycombe have today told their non playing staff that they can only pay 80% of their wages up to £2500 monthly
And they recommend they look for another job once the furlough scheme ends
How are they going to run the club with no staff?And they recommend they look for another job once the furlough scheme ends
I think that’s the point.How are they going to run the club with no staff?
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