Way they organize things they probably forgot to mention it to the clubs.
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Way they organize things they probably forgot to mention it to the clubs.
Once again please don't believe all that's in the press !!
There has been no meeting of any Division today, but I think there will be the usual EFL Board meeting taking place today.
If it's of any interest, the Bundesliga has already started & this week-end it'll be picking up pace. Mind you I tried watching the Bremen game the other day, but without the crowds it's fairly soulless.
I watched two games in Germany at the weekend ....... never again.
DaveinGermany; Mind you I tried watching the Bremen game the other day said:
Well they have decided that promotion and relegation stand in all EFL leagues playoffs to get played if possible if not will decide who goes up somehow 51% needed in vote wether to play on or finish, league 1 looking likely to finish with Bolton, Southend and Tranmere relegated in league 2 Stevenage now relegated.
They will still be voting when moon drops out sky.
Ladies and Gents;
The EFL are not "useless" they are making sound decisions based as close as they can to the current regulations.
Clubs have 3 days to make written submissions on the Board proposals; sensible
Then under new emergency regulations voted for in March they will call an EGM to adopt these proposals.
Electronic EGM 5 days later
Follow the rules and regs which have been democratically voted on leaves minimal chance of lawyers getting involved
The EFL are not "useless" they are making sound decisions based as close as they can to the current regulations.
Clubs have 3 days to make written submissions on the Board proposals; sensible
Then under new emergency regulations voted for in March they will call an EGM to adopt these proposals.
Electronic EGM 5 days later
Follow the rules and regs which have been democratically voted on leaves minimal chance of lawyers getting involved
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If they are not useless then why did they go against a majority of 12? please explain that to people MrT.Ladies and Gents;
The EFL are not "useless" they are making sound decisions based as close as they can to the current regulations.
Clubs have 3 days to make written submissions on the Board proposals; sensible
Then under new emergency regulations voted for in March they will call an EGM to adopt these proposals.
Electronic EGM 5 days later
Follow the rules and regs which have been democratically voted on leaves minimal chance of lawyers getting involved
What did 12 clubs (presumably in L1) vote for?
And am I right in assuming for the EFL proposals to be carried all 3 leagues have to have a majority of at least 51% in favour?
And am I right in assuming for the EFL proposals to be carried all 3 leagues have to have a majority of at least 51% in favour?
Which games? If you were near here (Bramsche - Osnabrück) you could've nipped in for a brew!
it wasnt yesterday it was the meeting before think tues or weds, they voted to end the season.
Cashy and all;
Sorry just picking on this
the comment in post 531 re a vote/ majority of clubs??
There hasn't yet been a formal or an informal vote as yet in L1, so no idea where the 12 clubs comment comes from.
The EFL have put forward a proposal where by clubs can formally comment to the Board until 5pm next Tuesday.
Then an EGM will be called and should 51% vote in favour of this proposal the normal season will need, positions decided on PPG and play's off will then take place.
Sorry just picking on this
the comment in post 531 re a vote/ majority of clubs??
There hasn't yet been a formal or an informal vote as yet in L1, so no idea where the 12 clubs comment comes from.
The EFL have put forward a proposal where by clubs can formally comment to the Board until 5pm next Tuesday.
Then an EGM will be called and should 51% vote in favour of this proposal the normal season will need, positions decided on PPG and play's off will then take place.
Exile on Spencer St; And am I right in assuming for the EFL proposals to be carried all 3 leagues have to have a majority of at least 51% in favour?[/QUOTE said:
It was in the past but in the case of league 2 finishing their season they decided to end with PPG promotion and no relegation so Stevenage thought they were safe. Following the meeting the other day the EFL now wants votes on various things, 20man squads with 8 homegrown players aged 21 plus, ending season's on PPG promotion and relegation and playoffs if possible this includes league 2. So now Stevenage could be relegated but just to confuse you even more Macclesfield could have more points deducted thus they go down. Surely this isn't in any rule book who would be a club CEO.
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it was on BBC Sport the other day, that 12 had voted end the season and that was a majority cos of Burys abscence.
Fair enough that then but if 12 clubs voted thats a majority? unless its usual press bullshine. it did say league1