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Reorganisation of East Region Leagues


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1 minute ago, gogsy said:

Lol twenty two league games a season, they'll propose bringing the league cup back next:lol::lol::lol:

Don't laugh.......

The 12-12-12/12/12 set up remember was the one that we had before re-organisation, but it ended up being 12-12-15/13/12 with only one promotion spot for the District Leagues, in fact in 2011-12 the South had 15 teams and the North only 11.

Clubs aren't going to vote to return to that, only 22 (or 20) league games is a nightmare, and I doubt it's what the proposal is going to be.

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A top flight of 16 with 3 regional leagues of 16 underneath. 2 up from each and the 3 3rd places into a play off. 6 down and 7th bottom into a play off. That'll put cats among pigeons. 


That suggestion would relegate us.
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On 2/28/2017 at 18:19, Burnie_man said:

Yes, using the old boundaries, with Perthshire clubs in with the Fife clubs.  Neither works, and the "third way" is what we currently have, which does work.  EDIT - have amended to reflect the split of Perthshire clubs that existed prior to reconstruction.

 

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I much prefer what we have just now but wouldn't be totally against the first idea but going back to 12 teams would just be rubbish

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Get rid of the regions altogether and have a super league premier league league 1 and a league 2
15 teams in each league 3 up 3 down
Sick of hearing about traveling your in the east league or not

The bottom half of the north and south leagues as it stands would in their quality be quite competitive as would the top half of the north and south

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21 minutes ago, Anychance said:

Get rid of the regions altogether and have a super league premier league league 1 and a league 2
15 teams in each league 3 up 3 down
Sick of hearing about traveling your in the east league or not

The bottom half of the north and south leagues as it stands would in their quality be quite competitive as would the top half of the north and south

Not a bad shout! All leagues would certainly be more competitive that way. 

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On 2/28/2017 at 19:17, gogsy said:

Lol twenty two league games a season, they'll propose bringing the league cup back next:lol::lol::lol:

Gogsy,     Why 22 games a season ????? ............ surely the Juniors should be inspired by the Seniors and we split our  league in two after 33 games and we then have another 5 games after that.

Come on you know it makes sense :thumsup2

 

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SUPER LEAGUE  PREMIERLEAGUE LEAGUE 1 LEAGUE 2                       
 Kelty Hearts    Fauldhouse United    Dundee Violet    Edinburgh United                        
 Boness United    Forfar West End    Blackburn United    Rosyth                        
 Bonnyrigg Rose    Kennoway Star Hearts    Pumpherston Juniors    Craigroyston                        
 Penicuik Athletic    Sauchie Juniors    Dunbar United    Crossgates Primrose                        
 Dundonald Bluebell    Arniston Rangers    Lochgelly Albert    Livingston United                        
 Carnoustie Panmure    Dalkeith Thistle    West Calder United    Kirkcaldy YM                        
 Broughty Athletic    Tayport    Easthouses Lily MW    Stoneyburn Juniors                      
 Camelon Juniors    Tranent Juniors    Oakley United  Luncarty                        
 Broxburn Athletic    Bathgate Thistle    Kirriemuir Thistle    Lochee Harp                        
 Lochee United    Downfield    Thornton Hibs    Coupar Angus                        
 Hill of Beath Hawthorn    Glenrothes    Scone Thistle    Newburgh                        
 Musselburgh Athletic    Haddington Athletic    Kinnoull    Arbroath Vics                        
 Linlithgow Rose    St Andrews United    Blairgowrie    Brechin Vics                        
 Jeanfield Swifts    Armadale Thistle    East Craigie    Forfar Albion                        
 Newtongrange Star    Whitburn Juniors    Dundee North End  Lochore Welfare                        

 

this is for arguments sake teams are in no particular order 

 15 in each league 3 up 3 down

think the leagues would be much more competitive and gets rid of all the region nonsense

                           
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I actually wouldn’t have too much of a problem with that, although 14-14-16-16 would probably work better. No odd teams, three up/down.  If a new team joins the bottom division, promote an extra team so eventually it would be 16-16-16-16.   It’s the only workable alterative to what we currently have.

I doubt it would happen though as it goes against the reasons why we’re even talking about this, even more clubs would moan about travelling although it would stop the griping about regional splits and everyone would be in the same boat travelling wise.  Problem I could see is if a team were faced with a backlog and had to travel a significant distance for a midweek game   eg. Stoneyburn v Forfar Albion.  Probably a rare occurrence but it could happen.

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6 hours ago, Anychance said:
SUPER LEAGUE  PREMIERLEAGUE LEAGUE 1 LEAGUE 2                       
 Kelty Hearts    Fauldhouse United    Dundee Violet    Edinburgh United                        
 Boness United    Forfar West End    Blackburn United    Rosyth                        
 Bonnyrigg Rose    Kennoway Star Hearts    Pumpherston Juniors    Craigroyston                        
 Penicuik Athletic    Sauchie Juniors    Dunbar United    Crossgates Primrose                        
 Dundonald Bluebell    Arniston Rangers    Lochgelly Albert    Livingston United                        
 Carnoustie Panmure    Dalkeith Thistle    West Calder United    Kirkcaldy YM                        
 Broughty Athletic    Tayport    Easthouses Lily MW    Stoneyburn Juniors                      
 Camelon Juniors    Tranent Juniors    Oakley United  Luncarty                        
 Broxburn Athletic    Bathgate Thistle    Kirriemuir Thistle    Lochee Harp                        
 Lochee United    Downfield    Thornton Hibs    Coupar Angus                        
 Hill of Beath Hawthorn    Glenrothes    Scone Thistle    Newburgh                        
 Musselburgh Athletic    Haddington Athletic    Kinnoull    Arbroath Vics                        
 Linlithgow Rose    St Andrews United    Blairgowrie    Brechin Vics                        
 Jeanfield Swifts    Armadale Thistle    East Craigie    Forfar Albion                        
 Newtongrange Star    Whitburn Juniors    Dundee North End  Lochore Welfare                        
                             

The number of long distance trips across both the Forth and Tay bridges are not that drastic for the likes of Dunbar and Brechin and could be scheduled for late summer weekends. Think you could be onto a winner with that.

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Looking in from the outside I find that remarkable.

Basically to summarise:


Leagues reorganised
* Superleague reduced from 16 to 14 clubs, playing 26 instead of 30 games
* Premier abolished
* remaining 47 clubs organised into North, Central and South districts (with space for 1 new club)
* bottom 3 in Superleague relegated; 3x District champions promoted; playoff involving 11th in Superleague + 3x District runners-up


Transition arrangements
2017-18 season is played on an uncompetitive basis, except for the trophies and avoiding bottom 2 in the Superleague

EOS Junior Cup reorganised
Instead of all 64 clubs joining at R1, the District clubs play an extra round - half receive a bye tbf - and the Superleague clubs do not join until R3 (the last 32)

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27 minutes ago, Mr Motivator said:

Got to disagree, the current set up is the most competitive and well balanced for almost all involved. it has and will continue to give clubs that strive to reach the summit the best opportunity. This new proposal will do nothing for the game other than see the same 2 maybe 3 teams be promoted and relegated season after season. The premier league in the current set up has seen different teams drop from the super and given many more the chance to play at a higher level than district and that for me as a fan has taken me to many grounds I've never been before over the last few years. Forget all this nonsense about travelling the only thing that gets spectators to matches is competitive football.

Of course you disagree, the new proposal is a terrible one. It's just the fact that burnie thinks he's an expert and can't refrain from commenting on every post. 

He comes across as condescending on each and every post about this subject but for once he didn't seem to take the bait.

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3 minutes ago, East expert said:

Of course you disagree, the new proposal is a terrible one. It's just the fact that burnie thinks he's an expert and can't refrain from commenting on every post. 

He comes across as condescending on each and every post about this subject but for once he didn't seem to take the bait.

Oh god, another one. Please, stick to the subject rather than attacking other members for actually having the gumption to discuss this, which is what the Pie and Bovril forum is about, you are free to challenge anything I post. Your bait was a tad obvious, and as for being condescending, I'm not the one with "expert" as his forum name.......

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