League of Ireland Structure

[disgruntled]

It's all very vague, and letting the clubs comment will mean there is ample opportunity to do not very much in the end.

Isn't this what usually happens anyway :)

[disgruntled]

Why?

Our away record is better than our home. It is the only reason the rest of ye can keep in touch

Then all the more reason to get a decent grass pitch.
Destroy us all & win the League every year by at least 15 points ;)

[seand]

Bits of the report have been leaked already. Main recommendations are for a pyramid structure,

grand, easier said than done though


a return to winter football

this has been done to death and is a terrible idea


and one division for the first two years

this has been done to death and is a terrible idea and in breach of UEFA rules. And it has to be said... BEST PYRAMID EVER


Oh and Dundalk have to go back to a grass pitch.

I presume this a Longfordian's little joke ;)

[Longfordian]

grand, easier said than done though



this has been done to death and is a terrible idea



this has been done to death and is a terrible idea and in breach of UEFA rules. And it has to be said... BEST PYRAMID EVER



I presume this a Longfordian's little joke ;)

The whole post was my attempt at humour to be honest. Tried to cram in as many populist notions as I could.

[Mr A]

Can someone please link the UEFA rule that says we have to have more than one division?

[colonelwest]

I think it will go well alongside the last report.
What are they going to call this one ?
Genesis Part 2 (The Sequel):rolleyes:

Who knows we might have world wide syndication here yet.

Never the same after Phil Collins took over from Peter Gabriel
:(

[seand]

Can someone please link the UEFA rule that says we have to have more than one division?

I'm not privy to the regulations of UEFA membership tbh. And I notice San Marino appear to have one rather convoluted parallel top tier without relegation but are allowed into the Champions League so perhaps it's a guideline rather than a regulation. Liechtenstein don't have their own national league as such and do not get a place in the Champions League- Gibraltar, Estonia, Faroes, Wales, Norn Iron and Andorra have multiple tiers. (As do Kosovo, Isle of Man and Northern Cyprus.) Hopefully we can keep up with the Faroes and Gibraltar.

[Charlie Darwin]

I'm not privy to the regulations of UEFA membership tbh. And I notice San Marino appear to have one rather convoluted parallel top tier without relegation but are allowed into the Champions League so perhaps it's a guideline rather than a regulation. Liechtenstein don't have their own national league as such and do not get a place in the Champions League- Gibraltar, Estonia, Faroes, Wales, Norn Iron and Andorra have multiple tiers. (As do Kosovo, Isle of Man and Northern Cyprus.) Hopefully we can keep up with the Faroes and Gibraltar.
There needs to be a merit-based mode of promotion and relegation, AFAIK, not necessarily two divisions. One division with theoretical promotion for top LSL/MSL/whatever side would possibly suffice.

[Dodge]

Can someone please link the UEFA rule that says we have to have more than one division?

It's here (http://bfy.tw/1yQa)

[gufcfan]

Can someone please link the UEFA rule that says we have to have more than one division?

Copy pasted.


Rule 427.1 C

Member associations will exercise common sense when structuring their league competitions.

[outspoken]

It's here (http://bfy.tw/1yQa)

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