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Hot Potato 2014/15


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Over the Summer there's been a lot of debate on the promotion/relegation system, with people looking for ideas to make it more exciting. Here was my idea:

Keep 1 up 1 down down but instead of play-offs add a "hot potato" element to the league like so:

The biggest losers on the first day of the season get an "R" next to their name, and keep it until they win a game. The team they beat then gets the "R", and so on for 36 weeks. Whoever has it at the end of the last day of the season goes into a relegation play-off, no matter where they finish in the league.

It's like half league/half cup. Playing the team plagued with the "hot potato" would turn into the most exciting game of the season!

At the end of the season:

1st- promoted

2nd- promotion play-off

"R"- relegation play-off

10th- relegated

(If two or more teams share the worst result in week 1 the hot potato will go to whichever of the worst losers gets the worse result in week 2.

If 1st or 10th has the "R" at the end of the season the other teams just have to draw straws for it...)

This season I'll be watching the hot potato teams in each league over the course of the season and posting my findings on here.

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It seems that paying whatever you want for a season ticket is an idea which is deemed stupid by our Albino friend from Coatbridge but this, this is genius! ;)

I know you're not being serious and this is just a bit of fun but I just couldn't help myself, sorry.

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Dumbarton and Alloa both suffered two goal defeats. Some may argue failing to score and letting in 2 is worse than scoring and letting in 3, but the 3-1 loss has been deemed the bigger gubbing on the grounds that "it sounds worse".

Dumbarton get the hot potato.

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