Football calls on the top flight to help out the entire pyramid. They react by trying to cut out two clubs.
As the Colchester owner said, they enjoy their penthouse view whilst pretending the lower part of the building isn’t crumbling down.
Proposed by one club thats won a single PL title in 30 years , and another club that struggles to attain top 4 and hasn't done much of note for a decade.
Arrogant doesn't begin to cover it.
Works for me. I’d take 2nd in the Championship without promotion. Best of both worlds.Having been relegated from the PL by failed technology, it seems inevitable we'll finish second when only one club is promoted.
Next step would be a rejig creating League 3 in the FL, taking the cream of the Conference, I would think.I don’t see how you can increase the size of the championship, league one and league two any further. 24 teams is probably too many as it is.
Moving to the us franchise model with no relegation for the big clubs.Proposed by one club thats won a single PL title in 30 years , and another club that struggles to attain top 4 and hasn't done much of note for a decade.
Arrogant doesn't begin to cover it.
My comment was very much tongue in cheek....fully appreciate the repercussions if we don’t go up this year.And when we need to slash next season's wage budget by £20 million to account for the reduced payments and another £15-20m the season after leaving us with one of the smallest budgets in the league, with each season a struggle to stay up?
I don't get this belief that we'll somehow maintain the status quo of being competitive if we don't go up. We'll have the battle we had in the PL, only near the foot of this division.
Next step would be a rejig creating League 3 in the FL, taking the cream of the Conference, I would think.