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st06nc2 09-05-2017 11:53

Efl trophy
 
Vote has taken place as to whether clubs want the current format to stay, currently the only news released is that Notts county have voted for it against the wishes of the fans

st06nc2 09-05-2017 11:56

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Oldham also voted in favour of the trophy

st06nc2 09-05-2017 11:59

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Oxford voted to return to original format

st06nc2 09-05-2017 12:33

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Chesterfield vote against

st06nc2 09-05-2017 18:37

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Wycombe vote in favour of current format, Blackpool and Bristol rovers against

Exile on Spencer St 09-05-2017 19:22

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For heaven's sake, don't tell Brenda about this. She top herself if she thinks there's yet another vote going on.:rolleyes:

st06nc2 09-05-2017 19:38

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So far more have come out in favour of this seasons format but only around 10 clubs have announced hoe they voted

st06nc2 10-05-2017 13:21

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Checkatrade Trophy votes so far
Undeclared: 38 clubs
Current format: 3 clubs
48 team KO: 5 clubs
48 team, groups: 1 club
Scrap comp: 1 club

st06nc2 10-05-2017 16:58

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Luton vote in favour of B-Teams. After the fines they received as well.... give me strength.

accybeme 11-05-2017 11:01

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EFL Trophy in the present format devalues the competition as far as I'm concern, I think fans will vote with their feet no matter what the clubs decide

DAV007 11-05-2017 11:38

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It's an awful competition, as bad as the local county FA trophy.

Get rid of it, total waste of time

st06nc2 11-05-2017 11:44

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Efl Board meeting today, results to be announced tomorow

st06nc2 11-05-2017 17:11

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BREAKING: A good source has just informed us EFL clubs have received an embargoed press release, stating EFL Trophy format will be retained.

Exile on Spencer St 11-05-2017 18:40

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AH piece in Times today implied EFL clubs were 'warned' last season that PL would withdraw its payments if they didn't vote to accept the new format for the Chuckatrade Trophy.
Then all but Chelsea, if I recall right, of the big boys declined to take part.

st06nc2 12-05-2017 10:47

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So the clubs sold out its beliefs for afew extra quid, hope the rewards for winning games is bigger than the losses made by low crowds

st06nc2 12-05-2017 10:48

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39895497‬

st06nc2 12-05-2017 10:49

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Checkatrade Trophy: Under-21 teams to remain in revised competition - BBC Sport

Lord Didsbury 12-05-2017 11:56

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The changes look ok to me, in the spirit of compromise. Best to give it another go....not that I'll bother going to any of the games.

AccyMad 12-05-2017 12:28

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Still a car crash - the 'changes' don't alter the way the 'big boys' have waded in & got their own way. I won't be at any of our games in this joke of a competition

Lord Stiffupperlip 12-05-2017 13:12

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyMad (Post 1194096)
Still a car crash - the 'changes' don't alter the way the 'big boys' have waded in & got their own way. I won't be at any of our games in this joke of a competition

Having read the full report, I can see what they're trying to achieve in giving young players a taste of competitive football.
The trouble is, too many of 'the big-boys' have actually 'waded-out!'
I'd pay to see Stanley play Man U under 21's.

cashman 12-05-2017 13:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Lord Stiffupperlip (Post 1194098)
Having read the full report, I can see what they're trying to achieve in giving young players a taste of competitive football.
The trouble is, too many of 'the big-boys' have actually 'waded-out!'
I'd pay to see Stanley play Man U under 21's.

Are they actually involved next season?

Lord Stiffupperlip 12-05-2017 14:23

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1194100)
Are they actually involved next season?

That's the trouble Cashy, no they're not!
Virtually all the PL clubs have declined to join.

monkey hanger 12-05-2017 16:16

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just don,t bother turning up to the trophy games end of. not just for stanley but all div.1 and 2 clubs. pretend you,re a blackpool fan for the night.

Lemur 12-05-2017 16:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Lord Stiffupperlip (Post 1194098)
Having read the full report, I can see what they're trying to achieve in giving young players a taste of competitive football.
The trouble is, too many of 'the big-boys' have actually 'waded-out!'
I'd pay to see Stanley play Man U under 21's.

we have played man utd kids a few time they are a good watch

AccyMad 12-05-2017 16:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Lord Stiffupperlip (Post 1194098)
Having read the full report, I can see what they're trying to achieve in giving young players a taste of competitive football.
The trouble is, too many of 'the big-boys' have actually 'waded-out!'
I'd pay to see Stanley play Man U under 21's.

Sorry, no - the trouble isn't that most of the invited teams have declined to take part, it's that they were ever invited to join in the first place!
This competition has traditionally been aimed at lower league teams for god knows how long & gave them a realistic chance of playing at Wembley & earning some silverware - surely the young players of the higher teams have their own leagues/competitions to play in & get their fill of competitive football without gatecrashing this one.
The one season trial for the new format wasn't a success so why carry on with it?

st06nc2 12-05-2017 18:02

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Originally Posted by AccyMad (Post 1194110)
Sorry, no - the trouble isn't that most of the invited teams have declined to take part, it's that they were ever invited to join in the first place!
This competition has traditionally been aimed at lower league teams for god knows how long & gave them a realistic chance of playing at Wembley & earning some silverware - surely the young players of the higher teams have their own leagues/competitions to play in & get their fill of competitive football without gatecrashing this one.
The one season trial for the new format wasn't a success so why carry on with it?

I believe they play in the FA youth cup

cashman 12-05-2017 18:04

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyMad (Post 1194110)
Sorry, no - the trouble isn't that most of the invited teams have declined to take part, it's that they were ever invited to join in the first place!
This competition has traditionally been aimed at lower league teams for god knows how long & gave them a realistic chance of playing at Wembley & earning some silverware - surely the young players of the higher teams have their own leagues/competitions to play in & get their fill of competitive football without gatecrashing this one.
The one season trial for the new format wasn't a success so why carry on with it?

I look at it this way Di, if the small clubs get more dosh out of the new amendments,then fine we need that,i for one wont be going to the games though.

AccyMad 12-05-2017 18:24

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I know we & other clubs need the money Cashy - doesn't make it right that that the lower league teams have been effectively bribed to accept the changes to the competition - the whole thing stinks!

st06nc2 12-05-2017 18:27

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Well last season I believe it was 20k per win, atleast this season the invited team will have to play all there games away which will give more advantage to the senior teams, a club like ours needs that extra money, that 20k could be difference as to whether we sign a player or pay another months wages, let's get behind the team and push us to Wembley

monkey hanger 12-05-2017 18:28

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[QUOTE=AccyMad;
The one season trial for the new format wasn't a success so why carry on with it?[/QUOTE]

because it,s our idea and has to work so get lost fans and people like andy holt we know better.

Lemur 13-05-2017 08:07

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so will blackburn be entering their first team or under 23's lol

st06nc2 13-05-2017 11:02

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Originally Posted by Lemur (Post 1194142)
so will blackburn be entering their first team or under 23's lol

Way things are going their first time will be their U23's

MikeA 05-07-2017 22:37

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'Invited' teams:

The full list of invited under-21 sides is as follows:
Brighton & Hove Albion
Reading
Chelsea
Southampton
Everton
Stoke City
Fulham
Sunderland
Leicester City
Swansea City
Manchester City
Tottenham Hotspur
Middlesbrough
West Bromwich Albion
Newcastle United
West Ham United

st06nc2 07-07-2017 10:14

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Oldham, Blackpool and a cat 1 team to be drawn next week in our group

maccawozzagod 07-07-2017 10:20

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WIGAN and Blaackpooh

AccyMad 07-07-2017 10:56

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Afraid I'll be swerving these games again this year

st06nc2 07-07-2017 11:29

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Originally Posted by maccawozzagod (Post 1196999)
WIGAN and Blaackpooh

All I saw was lactics and Blackpool

MikeA 07-07-2017 15:36

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The draw (so far):
https://www.efl.com/news/2017/july/c...for-efl-clubs/

And next week we get one of Everton, Leicester City, Manchester City, Middlesbrough, Newcastle United, Stoke City, Sunderland, West Bromwich Albion. They travel; proper clubs don't!

accybeme 07-07-2017 17:15

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personally I will not be supporting any of the EFL trophy games, I strongly disagree with the
present format, I may be in the minority judging by the 74000 plus fans who went to last years final but I feel it comes as detrimental to small clubs like Stanley

st06nc2 08-07-2017 14:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MikeA (Post 1197014)
The draw (so far):
https://www.efl.com/news/2017/july/c...for-efl-clubs/

And next week we get one of Everton, Leicester City, Manchester City, Middlesbrough, Newcastle United, Stoke City, Sunderland, West Bromwich Albion. They travel; proper clubs don't!

Hoping man city, give them kids abit of a shock coming to our ground

KiTChener 08-07-2017 18:11

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Originally Posted by st06nc2 (Post 1197052)
Hoping man city, give them kids abit of a shock coming to our ground

They'll probably get changed at Dunkenhalgh!

st06nc2 08-07-2017 18:41

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Surprised nobody's mentioned the snake returning yet

MikeA 12-07-2017 18:39

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If anyone's interested, we've got Middlesbrough.

Chewbacca 12-07-2017 19:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by st06nc2 (Post 1197060)
Surprised nobody's mentioned the snake returning yet


Have you seen the fixtures?

Best chance of winning a trophy this season.

MikeA 12-07-2017 19:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Chewbacca (Post 1197272)
Have you seen the fixtures?

Best chance of winning a trophy this season.

Fixtures:
https://www.efl.com/clubs-and-compet...ults/fixtures/

Outback Ozzy 12-07-2017 22:40

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Well what a load of rubbish. The one match I wanted to see (Wigan v Stanley) is on the 7th November and I am on holiday that week in Spain. Lets hop they a) have a live feed or b) the match is postponed until the following week. I've been waiting a long time for a competitive match between these two. :(

AccyMad 13-07-2017 09:29

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To be fair Ozzy, I don't think the powers that be take into account people's holiday plans when they arrange the fixtures :)

st06nc2 13-07-2017 09:51

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Well it was rigged so that Southampton and Pompey Wernt in the same group so they should rig it around people's holidays

monkey hanger 14-07-2017 08:48

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Originally Posted by st06nc2 (Post 1197317)
Well it was rigged so that Southampton and Pompey Wernt in the same group so they should rig it around people's holidays

ring the efl guru up. if you can be sure to see a checkatrade game i,m sure they,d move the match for you as thousands of others won,t be bothered.

smudgie 14-07-2017 14:48

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Will it be Middlesborough Under 23's im assuming?

Exile on Spencer St 14-07-2017 17:11

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Originally Posted by smudgie (Post 1197376)
Will it be Middlesborough Under 23's im assuming?

In theory it should be. They are the 'plum' draw that was promised by the organisers.
Interesting that Stanley will be up against two (three if you include Liam) former managers.

Lord Stiffupperlip 15-07-2017 23:45

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After more than matching 'the' best under 23 team in the country today, we should have no problem dispatching Boro's lot.
Even their 'A' team struggled to knock us out of the cup on their own turf.
We beat Blackpool at home & got a draw at their place last season, so no problem there.
And when the old master of 'Slithering' returns with his new pupils, he'll get a warm welcome at the Wham, before he slinks back to Wigan humiliated.
Reckon we've won the group already!
The EFL should just send us the winners bonus now to save time. :D

Mr T 16-07-2017 09:48

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Boro U21's and Blackpool come to the Wham

ASFC travel to the DW.

I believe Mr Cook was at the game yesterday.

cashman 16-07-2017 11:21

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr T (Post 1197507)
Boro U21's and Blackpool come to the Wham

ASFC travel to the DW.

I believe Mr Cook was at the game yesterday.

Why did yeh get a snakebite?

AccyMad 16-07-2017 19:00

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Just hope he paid to come in :rolleyes:


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