you're possibly right about the franchise league being our only option, but i'm not convinced it's working
it leaves nothing for the clubs to play for apart from the chatham cup
the problem for me is that clubs are now effectively the third tier, behind the phoenix and the franchise league
like someone mentioned earlier, they are just there as farms for talent to be whipped straight off them, so what's the point of developing if there's no reward? remember that humans are inherently egotistical, so it's in our nature to want our club to be the strongest, but like uni-mount decided, what's the point?
and it's not the same for the franchises, as they are by-in-large not well connected to grassroots like clubs are
you're possibly right about the franchise league being our only option, but i'm not convinced it's working
it leaves nothing for the clubs to play for apart from the chatham cup
the problems for me is that clubs are now effectively the third tier, behind the phoenix and the franchise league
like someone mentioned earlier, they are just there as farms for talent to be whipped straight off them, so what's the point of developing if there's no reward? remember that humans are inherently egotistical, so it's in our nature for our club to be the strongest, but like uni-mount decided, what's the point?
and it's not the same for the franchises, as they are by-in-large not well connected to grassroots like clubs are
it leaves nothing for the clubs to play for apart from the chatham cup
the problems for me is that clubs are now effectively the third tier, behind the phoenix and the franchise league
like someone mentioned earlier, they are just there as farms for talent to be whipped straight off them, so what's the point of developing if there's no reward? remember that humans are inherently egotistical, so it's in our nature for our club to be the strongest, but like uni-mount decided, what's the point?
and it's not the same for the franchises, as they are by-in-large not well connected to grassroots like clubs are