Honestly there's so many valid points I can make but amongst them all, how the **** do you promote a 4th team via PPG when 4th wouldn't automatically go up in normal times?League One and Two set to be decided by PPG then. Not going to go down well with someone.
Could be a can of worms re: methodology as well I guess. Current way of doing things, bollocks as it is, is fairly straightforward. Once you start introducing variables etc. to any sort of predictive analysis of remaining games it would create loads of possible nodes of scrutiny. Not saying this isn't a reason for doing it, but I'd be drawing my knives for a fight if I was on the receiving end of such a thing.You could pretty easily make a fair adjustment for the relative difficulty of remaining games. I still wouldn't agree with it, but it'd be clearly much fairer, and the only reason they're not is because it might involve having to think too hard.
Always found it weird that 4 went up in League Two anyway (I know that worked in your favour last year.)Honestly there's so many valid points I can make but amongst them all, how the **** do you promote a 4th team via PPG when 4th wouldn't automatically go up in normal times?
I'm sure i don't need to explain the fixture list and how it works to anyone in here. So if you want to know why I will be justifiably pissy if we go down on this basis, go look at the table, the fixtures played and the fixtures to come. If you can tell me thats not a ****ing joke with a straight face then go **** yourself.
Used to be just 1 and before then just 1 if a board agreed to the team that won the Conference was worth promoting.It makes no sense and just two relegated. League Two what an utterly **** league. Hated it.
Cancelling the season, whilst not ideal, is a considerably better outcome though.What can they do bar cancelling the season though?
League to league the gap is massive. There are clubs in the conference that would have no business saying efl never mind playing in it.Yeah I think it should be 3 up 3 down like all the other nationwide leagues. Gap between League Two and Conference is probably no bigger than any other league, probably smaller in fact.
Top half of the Conference is usually EFL standard. The bottom half, less so. Remember going to Tamworth where there were more away fans than home fans somehow. Was also that run of teams getting promoted twice in succession too.League to league the gap is massive. There are clubs in the conference that would have no business saying efl never mind playing in it.
But generally the top bunch in the conference would settle comfortably in League Two. I don't think anyone has ever gone straight back which tells its own story. That was a terrible Macc side by football league standards last year. Still don't know how they beat us to the title the year before. And yet they stayed up. So yeah 3 and 3 seems right.
I saw us play twice against Coventry as the new step-dad is a fan of them. We blew a lead against their 10 men at our place, another 2 points dropped unnecessarily. The game at the Ricoh though might be one of the best games I've seen Mansfield play. Stuff just worked, they weren't utterly frustrating and then fired one in to win 1-0.Cbf right now but hit me up on messenger for some tales about your squad, I worked with one of your players other halves last season.
Personally from a combination of things she said and just generally looking at form, knew you weren't going to go up from about March and would have fancied us against you in the play offs. But it's mad as in the two league games I'd say Mansfield were the best team I saw.