beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 36,016
they had the same league setup when they were crap too.
but thats their *2nd* tier.
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Petition - say no to 'B' teams league
- Thread starter kevo
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they had the same league setup when they were crap too.
but thats their *2nd* tier.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Signed, one of the most stupid ideas ever
somerset
New member
There are already a lot of decent academies, right across the top two divisions, nothing is improving, its getting worse.... those academy players are not making it through the ranks, they dont get competitive football, they play against other 21 year olds, they dont learn to cope with the higher intensity physicality of the game at the top level. Agreed that coaching at the lower levels need to be improved, but that still wont address the issue of jumping from the juniors to the seniors.
Interesting how Spain have this system, and the world scrambles to recruit Spanish players and coaches, and to a slightly lesser degree with German and French personel. I dont see our staff, players or otherwise, getting persued in numbers to grace the continental leagues, do you?
Our non-league will adapt, they will benefit from the exposure, and the pyramid will remain, albeit with an extra layer.
Note: there is room for two opinions on this issue, mine being as valid as yours in its own way, none of us are equipped to say with certainty that each of us is wrong.
Done twice
How dare you!
I expect it's a bad idea. But I'd like to learn what I can about it, and see if there's a way of fixing the negative parts of it, or coming up with something better all together. If that's changes in coaching etc, how will that work?
Dick Knights Mumm
Take me Home Falmer Road
Signed. Elitist nonsense from people who have little idea of the consequences of their proposals.
If they HAVE to change it they should have a sort of draft system.
teams put players on a loan list at the start of the season and each team can pick up to three from this list for the season, starting with the worst team in the league having first pick.
teams put players on a loan list at the start of the season and each team can pick up to three from this list for the season, starting with the worst team in the league having first pick.
somerset
New member
So, most continental 2nd tier leagues are not a patch on the Championship attendances, or even in some cases League 1, never have been.
Albion Dan
Banned
It doesn't get better. Wait till you get to the bit where they suggest Prem clubs bribe lower league clubs to accept the proposal.
somerset
New member
Never work, players styles and clubs playing style always dictates where a player is loaned to,......
Chinman3000
Well-known member
- Sep 28, 2011
- 1,269
Agree. Signed
somerset
New member
Aaahhh, a talksport listener,.....
coagulantwolf
New member
- Jun 21, 2012
- 716
Did enjoy Accrington Stanley's tweet yesterday;
In 2016/17 we can achieve our dream... We'll finally be able to play Stoke City Reserves in the Football League...
In 2016/17 we can achieve our dream... We'll finally be able to play Stoke City Reserves in the Football League...
The Large One
Who's Next?
A problem created by the Premier League, with a proposal to punish the lower reaches of the Football League.
Signed.
Signed.
Falmer Flutter ©
Well-known member
Really? Think you need to look at the definition of a home-grown player:
A home-grown player will be defined as one who, irrespective of his nationality or age, has been registered with any club affiliated to the Football Association or the Football Association of Wales for a period, continuous or not, of three entire seasons or 36 months prior to his 21st birthday (or the end of the Season during which he turns 21).
One of my main concerns is the possibility of these teams being full strength one week, and then make-shift the next, thus mucking up the season for other clubs that are fighting to stay up/get promoted. But surely they could introduce rules to prevent that happening (although I doubt they would).
Philzo-93
Well-known member
Once again the FA has proven that they focus far too much on the big teams and refuse to approach the issues that lower league clubs have suffered and as a result we have seen many lower/non-league clubs suffer the following:
1) Non-league wilderness
2) Administration
3) Extinction
The "Big" teams can run independently on their own, they can afford the staff to do so! Lower leagues cannot and deserve the support it needs, this is not supporting them!
1) Non-league wilderness
2) Administration
3) Extinction
The "Big" teams can run independently on their own, they can afford the staff to do so! Lower leagues cannot and deserve the support it needs, this is not supporting them!
Well I think they should look at changing that if they are to go ahead with the proposal, with the intention of improving English players and Welsh players.
somerset
New member
They dont need to, there are already rules that state clubs have to play the strongest possible team, we have seen clubs sanctioned by the FA for not adhering to it. You doi realise that these 'clubs' will be an entity like any club, having to name at the start of the season, its squad, and adhere to trf restrictions like any other club?