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Full circle in 20 years, as it was Villa that relegated us.

A guide to the proposals on deciding the season that EFL clubs will vote on next week Crazy!

Totally agree, but under Tranmere's proposal there will be 2 promotion slots, and my point is that if the vote is really close, the Tranmere proposal might just swing it, even though it is rubbish.

That's how I understood it, hence my post. But you are right, it's batshit. It may appeal to enough teams to get it through though.

My understanding is that Tranmere's proposal has made it onto the EFL voting paper next week. This is why I think it has a good chance of winning the vote. Currently the following 8 teams have declared their desire to finish the season. Oxford Portsmouth Peterborough Fleetwood Sunderland Ipswich...

Tranmere League 1 form team LOL Last 6 games = 8th Last 8 games = 14th Last 10 games = 17th Last 12 games = 20th Last 4 & last 8 home games = 23rd (bottom) Last 4 away games 2nd Last 8 away games 10th

I see that F1 are considering a reverse grid proposal so the slowest cars start at the front, so they don't get the same results where consequtive races are to be held in the same country. Maybe this will give Tranmere the idea of just reversing the table, so Bolton and Southend would be...

He thinks he still runs the FA

What about coming back from 3-1 down with 9 men, against one of the pre-season favourites to win the league?

Yes, I guess there have been very few random tests done up to now, information like that can be very useful and re-assuring.

Yes, "send three and fourpence, we're going to a dance" (google it) It just shows how easily things can be misunderstood.

Interestingly, I read that of the 17 cases not one was experiencing any symptoms at all. It may be that they all caught it very recently and symptoms have not developed yet, but it may also be part of the evidence needed to justify the claim that 4 out of every 5 cases are asymptomatic.

It's nowhere near that figure.

There are a number of reasons why the season can't continue, IMO. Not least because I don't think the EFL will want to be in a situation where 12 teams effectively bankrupt the other 11 (or whatever the numbers turn out to be, in the event of a vote for continuation). That's why we haven't had a...

Is the post about the fan base though, or about potential match attendance numbers? I have met fans as far afield as the far east, who live there. 95% of Man. United supporters have never been to a game, apparently.

Interesting report from BBC. EFL: Leagues One and Two play-offs to be before Championship play-offs

Actually our away form pre-Christmas makes no sense when compared to our form.since then. 7 wins and a draw in the last 8 away games. if we had won 3 or 4 of the away games pre-Christmas, the other league 1 teams would need a telescope to see us.

Don't the EFL have to give 21 days notice of a vote to change the rules? or did I imagine that? If so, that might explain the delay.

I can't think why they didn't send Andytranmere90 to argue their point with us

https://www.tranmererovers.co.uk/siteassets/news/ppg-tables.pdf Tranmere's proposal