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John Pearce Newbie

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Looks like it'll be Luton Town and Gillingham that will be in the Blue Square Premier next year then wink


I'm not so sure, I think you'll find there are another two clubs likely to be starting on -10 points, one being AFC Bournemouth the other Rotherham United.

It looks like Scallyswags might just do a Forest Green and survive as a result of other misfortunes?
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Looks like it'll be Luton Town and Gillingham that will be in the Blue Square Premier next year then wink

It looks like Scallyswags might just do a Forest Green and survive as a result of other misfortunes?

I would refer to Altrincham rather than Forest Green.
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Looks like it'll be Luton Town and Gillingham that will be in the Blue Square Premier next year then wink


I'm not so sure, I think you'll find there are another two clubs likely to be starting on -10 points, one being AFC Bournemouth the other Rotherham United.

It looks like Scallyswags might just do a Forest Green and survive as a result of other misfortunes?


I've heard Gillingham have money trouble themselves.
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As I said, Fa's new handicapping system. League Two will be a nonsense this season, the middle of the table clubs have little to play for because it will be practically impossible to get relegated due to 30 point deductions to other teams, so no relegation battle then and these same teams have just as little chance of getting promoted, its gonna be a pretty boring campaign fot their supporters.

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I would say that it is about time, that poorly run clubs are being punished.

 

Clubs that overspend, way beyond their means, cheat their own fans and other teams.

 

A clear example is Rotherham, who overspent in 2005/6, and found themselves relegated soon afterwards, now are without a ground and close to their second term in administration in 3 years.

They offered big money to Deon Burton and Delroy Facey between 2005-7....when they should have been getting their house in order.

 

There is no such thing as a midtable club in League 2.

Last season was an exception, with MKI Dons and Peterboro' spending big and leading the pack..everyone else was in with a chance of promotion, IMHO, down to 14th / 15th place

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Whatever happened to the rule that clubs spending was restricted to a percentage of their annual turnover?

 

If that rule was enforced, Chelsea would have broken the rule just about every season since they were talking about introducing it ....... then again it would probably be one rule for the Premiership and another for everybody else!

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