Will league 2 return next season? (Now with Poll)

Don't waste your time on this Rod, it won't happen.

 

Exactly Park, that's where strong leadership is needed and isn't coming. Only today as some of the EFL requested alternative solutions leak out, the FGR Chairman attacks Tranmere's solution as a cleverly disguised means of Tranmere avoiding relegation. PPG is the only answer as any answer will never satisfy all.

 

He's not a charity you know!!!!

 

The Efl asked for a proposal. Can’t knock Tranmere owners for coming up something. If it doesn’t win the votes so he it but the rest don’t seem to have a clue

 

This from the supporters trust
http://www.bcst.co.uk/news/4593189638/Proposals-To-Save-Professional-Football/11452364

 

Crewe are going up fella. Won't be in L2 next term. Top of the league eh?

I'd have two leagues, 12 team splits and play each other x4.

I put Port Vale in the Southern section. They have to go somewhere being a Midlands team.

You work from closest to north and downwards. That's what they do in non league.

Promotion would be champions and then 2nd to 5th in play offs.

Relegation would be bottom 4 in L1 and wouldn't matter because season 2021/2022 would be back to normal. If it isn't, move teams around accordingly based on location. That's what they do in the NL.

It's fairly simple and an option for next season.

 

So reading that it's a back door for supporters trusts to buy up to 50% of a club at a reduced rate. Another vested interest proposal.
I am not against supporters clubs owning shares/a percent of a club but not if they are just trying to get it on the cheap as this implies.

 

Fordy asked a question. All avenues can be explored. It's a solution and one that has been discussed whether you like it or not.

Don't attempt to shut down debate just because you don't agree. It's extremely arrogant

 

Agreed, discussed on here, no problem with that. The fact is that it isn't on the radar anywhere else and won't be, hence my comment.
If implemented it shuts down the number of available promotion spots, limiting chances to play higher. In turn, after two or three seasons people will get bored with the lack of different clubs and attendances fall, one of the reasons regionalisation was abandoned in the first place.
Not trying to shut anyone down and definitely not arrogant just saying it as I see it and believe the Authorities see it the same way.

 

It was suggested and discussed as a one year option until fans can return and clubs can gain control of finances. Never a permanent solution

 

Would it help clubs financially?
Would it help fans with travel?
Is it a solution so L2 football can continue?

The answer is yes to all. Argue away but I know you can't dispel either of those facts.

 

And after all the delay and messing about, indecision, lack of leadership, etc. Nothing will change
L2 finishes with PPG determining play off places, as already known and planned and Stevenage relegated.
Barrow and Harrogate promoted from NL.
L1 determined on PPG with play offs as L2 with Bolton Southend and Tranmere down, even Southend Chairman says that is the fairest way
Can't predict Championship but Leeds and WBA should go up barring disasters in remaining games which will play out.

 

Slightly off topic @wetherbywhaler , have you any information when we can re-new our STs . I want to help our club in anyway possible and think reopening sales would be a positive step forward .

 

Its called planning , it would be no use trying to sell tickets with a couple of weeks notice or in the run up to Christmas .