| What's happening with league one? 19:14 - Jun 5 with 16847 views | RotherhamDale |
Have I just missed it or has there not been a decision yet?
I think it's the only league where a decision is yet to be made. |  |
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| What's happening with league one? on 19:15 - Jun 5 with 9222 views | electricblue |
Tuesday next week i think i read somewhere....... [Post edited 6 Jun 2020 9:53]
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| What's happening with league one? on 23:53 - Jun 5 with 9016 views | RotherhamDale |
Thank you both. The rotherham game feels like a life time ago | |
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| What's happening with league one? on 00:19 - Jun 6 with 8995 views | DaleEdchup |
| What's happening with league one? on 23:53 - Jun 5 by RotherhamDale |
Thank you both. The rotherham game feels like a life time ago |
Fingers crossed the season will finish for both teams.
Cheers
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| What's happening with league one? on 14:11 - Jun 8 with 8165 views | Salegraham |
Surely that means the EFL have made there mind up about the play offs. | | | |
| What's happening with league one? on 14:19 - Jun 8 with 8142 views | Yorkshire_Dale |
| What's happening with league one? on 14:11 - Jun 8 by Salegraham |
Surely that means the EFL have made there mind up about the play offs. |
You would hope that they stop farting around beyond tomorrow.....
Clubs need to start planning ahead | | | |
| What's happening with league one? on 10:52 - Jun 9 with 7919 views | Shun |
Final vote due today.
Unless they vote to postpone the vote, again. |  | | |
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| What's happening with league one? on 10:58 - Jun 9 with 7902 views | Shun |
| What's happening with league one? on 10:52 - Jun 9 by Shun |
Final vote due today.
Unless they vote to postpone the vote, again. |
Apparently there are two votes today on League One’s fate.
Firstly the 72 (erm, 71) FL clubs vote on how they believe the season should end, with a 51% majority needed (including 13 Championship clubs). Then if that passes, League One clubs vote later in the day about whether they still want to end the season early and how they want to do it. | | | |
| What's happening with league one? on 11:12 - Jun 9 with 7878 views | 442Dale |
| What's happening with league one? on 10:58 - Jun 9 by Shun |
Apparently there are two votes today on League One’s fate.
Firstly the 72 (erm, 71) FL clubs vote on how they believe the season should end, with a 51% majority needed (including 13 Championship clubs). Then if that passes, League One clubs vote later in the day about whether they still want to end the season early and how they want to do it. |
They really should let Steve Dale have a vote. |  |
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| What's happening with league one? on 11:36 - Jun 9 with 7820 views | Shun |
So in the first vote mentioned above (which all FL clubs are taking part in and needs a 51% majority), there are actually 6 options.
These options have been put forward by:
-Barnsley (no relegations at all)
-Tranmere (PPG but with a margin for error - essentially Tranmere would stay up and more teams would be in the playoffs)
-Lincoln (points deductions taken into account when using PPG)
-Stevenage (relegation as normal, but none from League Two)
-Ipswich (an ‘alternative’ playoff system)
-The EFL (PPG. Relegations and promotions upheld. This seems to be the favourite)
Those 6 options will be voted for, going down the list in that order. The vote will end when one of the 6 proposals reaches a 51% majority (including 13 Championship clubs). If no vote can be reached, god forbid, the EFL go back to the drawing board.
After that vote each league then goes back and votes if they want to either continue the season, or end the season with the chosen proposal above put in place. Again a 51% majority is needed. | | | |
| What's happening with league one? on 11:47 - Jun 9 with 7778 views | D_Alien |
| What's happening with league one? on 11:36 - Jun 9 by Shun |
So in the first vote mentioned above (which all FL clubs are taking part in and needs a 51% majority), there are actually 6 options.
These options have been put forward by:
-Barnsley (no relegations at all)
-Tranmere (PPG but with a margin for error - essentially Tranmere would stay up and more teams would be in the playoffs)
-Lincoln (points deductions taken into account when using PPG)
-Stevenage (relegation as normal, but none from League Two)
-Ipswich (an ‘alternative’ playoff system)
-The EFL (PPG. Relegations and promotions upheld. This seems to be the favourite)
Those 6 options will be voted for, going down the list in that order. The vote will end when one of the 6 proposals reaches a 51% majority (including 13 Championship clubs). If no vote can be reached, god forbid, the EFL go back to the drawing board.
After that vote each league then goes back and votes if they want to either continue the season, or end the season with the chosen proposal above put in place. Again a 51% majority is needed. |
Cheers for those summaries
At least L1 is guaranteed a majority in the latter vote! |  |
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| What's happening with league one? on 11:49 - Jun 9 with 7774 views | electricblue |
| What's happening with league one? on 10:52 - Jun 9 by Shun |
Final vote due today.
Unless they vote to postpone the vote, again. |
Surely that is not an option at this stage. | |
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| What's happening with league one? on 11:53 - Jun 9 with 7756 views | ncfc_chalky |
Stevenage.... "Relegation as normal" would mean two going down,Bury + 1 you can't have it both ways [Post edited 9 Jun 2020 11:53]
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| What's happening with league one? on 11:56 - Jun 9 with 7731 views | D_Alien |
| What's happening with league one? on 11:53 - Jun 9 by ncfc_chalky |
Stevenage.... "Relegation as normal" would mean two going down,Bury + 1 you can't have it both ways [Post edited 9 Jun 2020 11:53]
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Absolutely right chalky - you can't have it both ways, since the FL (of which the National League is not part) needs to balance it's numbers per division
Better luck next season | |
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| What's happening with league one? on 12:01 - Jun 9 with 7708 views | ncfc_chalky |
| What's happening with league one? on 11:56 - Jun 9 by D_Alien |
Absolutely right chalky - you can't have it both ways, since the FL (of which the National League is not part) needs to balance it's numbers per division
Better luck next season |
Bury + 1 and a playoff spot in the NL would be fair and also balance the numbers taking into account Barrow going up automatically [Post edited 9 Jun 2020 12:02]
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| What's happening with league one? on 12:02 - Jun 9 with 7702 views | judd |
| What's happening with league one? on 12:01 - Jun 9 by ncfc_chalky |
Bury + 1 and a playoff spot in the NL would be fair and also balance the numbers taking into account Barrow going up automatically [Post edited 9 Jun 2020 12:02]
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Fook off, Chalky. |  |
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| What's happening with league one? on 12:11 - Jun 9 with 7656 views | TVOS1907 |
| What's happening with league one? on 12:01 - Jun 9 by ncfc_chalky |
Bury + 1 and a playoff spot in the NL would be fair and also balance the numbers taking into account Barrow going up automatically [Post edited 9 Jun 2020 12:02]
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Yes.
As long as Harrogate joined them. |  |
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| What's happening with league one? on 12:22 - Jun 9 with 7632 views | ncfc_chalky |
| What's happening with league one? on 12:11 - Jun 9 by TVOS1907 |
Yes.
As long as Harrogate joined them. |
And the only way for them to do that is via the playoffs | |
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| What's happening with league one? on 12:28 - Jun 9 with 7605 views | TVOS1907 |
| What's happening with league one? on 12:22 - Jun 9 by ncfc_chalky |
And the only way for them to do that is via the playoffs |
Which was decided weeks ago probably wouldn't be happening, but you keep bringing them up in a 'clutching at straws' sort of way. | |
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| What's happening with league one? on 13:07 - Jun 9 with 7498 views | Shun |
| What's happening with league one? on 11:36 - Jun 9 by Shun |
So in the first vote mentioned above (which all FL clubs are taking part in and needs a 51% majority), there are actually 6 options.
These options have been put forward by:
-Barnsley (no relegations at all)
-Tranmere (PPG but with a margin for error - essentially Tranmere would stay up and more teams would be in the playoffs)
-Lincoln (points deductions taken into account when using PPG)
-Stevenage (relegation as normal, but none from League Two)
-Ipswich (an ‘alternative’ playoff system)
-The EFL (PPG. Relegations and promotions upheld. This seems to be the favourite)
Those 6 options will be voted for, going down the list in that order. The vote will end when one of the 6 proposals reaches a 51% majority (including 13 Championship clubs). If no vote can be reached, god forbid, the EFL go back to the drawing board.
After that vote each league then goes back and votes if they want to either continue the season, or end the season with the chosen proposal above put in place. Again a 51% majority is needed. |
Proposal 6 (the one created by the EFL) was voted for overwhelmingly. Promotion and relegation upheld, playoffs to be played.
Later today League One meets and has a simple vote - accept that proposal or continue playing the season. 51% majority needed. | | | |
| What's happening with league one? on 13:13 - Jun 9 with 7464 views | isitme |
| What's happening with league one? on 13:07 - Jun 9 by Shun |
Proposal 6 (the one created by the EFL) was voted for overwhelmingly. Promotion and relegation upheld, playoffs to be played.
Later today League One meets and has a simple vote - accept that proposal or continue playing the season. 51% majority needed. |
So 12 clubs would need to vote to carry on playing. I can only see a few teams voting to do so; Tranmere and a few clubs just outside the playoffs on ppg. For everyone else it is not in their interests to play the remaining games. |  | | |
| What's happening with league one? on 13:36 - Jun 9 with 7376 views | funkkk |
Seems like that's it and another season in League 1 beckons. Harsh on Tranmere and could have been us in previous seasons. Hopefully it's not too long before we can all get back to Spotland. |  | | |
| What's happening with league one? on 14:04 - Jun 9 with 7270 views | Brierls |
| What's happening with league one? on 13:36 - Jun 9 by funkkk |
Seems like that's it and another season in League 1 beckons. Harsh on Tranmere and could have been us in previous seasons. Hopefully it's not too long before we can all get back to Spotland. |
It is harsh on Tranmere, but only a shred of sympathy remains for me due to a few knobhead fans.
It's Dale's fault apparently. We flooded the pitch, the postponed game was deliberate etc. Nothing to do with the rain that had already come down in the weeks prior, or the categorised storm Dennis. |  | | |
| What's happening with league one? on 14:13 - Jun 9 with 7238 views | James1980 |
| What's happening with league one? on 14:04 - Jun 9 by Brierls |
It is harsh on Tranmere, but only a shred of sympathy remains for me due to a few knobhead fans.
It's Dale's fault apparently. We flooded the pitch, the postponed game was deliberate etc. Nothing to do with the rain that had already come down in the weeks prior, or the categorised storm Dennis. |
Because of course they were guaranteed to beat us, jeez the arrogance of them. | |
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