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From Oxford mail. No more talking as a group, straight to vote.

Tranmere are still trying to push for no relegation. I wonder why

My prediction is 1. Coventry, A 2. Rotherham, A ------------------- 3. Wycombe, A 4. Oxford, A/B 5. Portsmouth, A 6. Fleetwood, A/B ------------------- 7. Peterborough, B 8. Sunderland B 9. Doncaster Rovers B 10. Gillingham B 11. Ipswich Town B 12. Burton Albion A 13. Blackpool A 14. Bristol...

With he form Wycombe had been in you would expect them to settle too. So will depend on Oxford and Fleetwood.

So the two options will be: A - ending season early with Promotion/Play Offs/Relegation decided by PPG B - Resuming behind closed doors Option A table looks like 1. Coventry, 2. Rotherham, ------------------- 3. Wycombe, 4. Oxford, 5. Portsmouth, 6. Fleetwood, ------------------- 7...

Today is EFL meeting with themselves. Friday is vote

So what time are we expecting an EFL statement what doesn't really say anything

Yeah I think someone has seen CCC and Eu and put 2 and 2 together. As it just says Coventry Investment Fund its very open ended.

Considering some teams in League 2 have started to do their retain lists and make them public. How will it work if players know they are not wanted next season but have been told to play games

Here is the link to that document. Page 44 I believe https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=OJ:C:2014:190:FULL&from=EN

EFL just need to get some ideas to vote. there is going to be winners and losers. But really if teams at the bottom who have under performed want to kick of and blame everyone else thats up to them. You could argue anyone like DMC trying to sue clubs and EFL is in breach of fair play or...

interesting the amount of rotherham fans getting a bit shirty at suggestions that only us should go up as autos. Rotherham only had a 3% extra chance of promotion than Oxford and Peterborough

You can get to the document that shows the request. shame the links don't work. I assume after x amount of time they are taken off. So CCC could have used an EU grant for state aid. Im sure the EU look favourably on that.