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New blog - 40 ways to improve football

DangerousSausage
in Granny Pie's General Discussion

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My new blog is up now, in which I carefully analyse the many ways in which our beloved game can be improved (besides actually having matches, of course). The blog is this way.

Let's get a discussion going!

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41. You should play in your countries league and not in the league system of another country;-

Berwick - If you want to be Scottish apply to be part of Scotland and we'll move the border...

Wrexham, Cardiff, Swansea and Newport - you're Welsh - join the League of Wales.. and allow proper English teams (plus  Harrogate?) into the "Football League*"  Division 4

Chester - your club offices and ground entrance are in England - but your pitch is it Wales. Decide which country you want to play in and we will move to border so everything is in that country. If you decide on being English you pay Wales for the loss of their land. If you decide on being Welsh you pay Wales damages.

TNS (League of Wales) - you play your home games in Oswestry in England - yes we know it sounds Welsh - so it may have been an honest mistake - but it is too far inside England to change the border*. Either play in wales or join the English system. 

* IF Wales were to accept Chester we would still let TNS play in England temporarily - say for the next 50 years - as you'll have done England a great service..

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Cardiff, Swansea, Wrexham and Merthyr were playing in the English pyramid for nearly 100 years before the League of Wales was formed, but you'd banish them to an amateur league @chipmunx? That's a bit harsh! But to humour you, we can banish Cardiff, just because I don't like them. And I'm sure they'd love the trips to Airbus UK and Barry Town United.

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7 hours ago, DangerousSausage said:

Cardiff, Swansea, Wrexham and Merthyr were playing in the English pyramid for nearly 100 years before the League of Wales was formed, but you'd banish them to an amateur league @chipmunx? That's a bit harsh! But to humour you, we can banish Cardiff, just because I don't like them. And I'm sure they'd love the trips to Airbus UK and Barry Town United.

part of the logic behind it was that it allowed Barrow, Harrogate and Notts all into the EFL... not that any of us have any interest in that ????

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