Darragh MacAnthony

We understand that and the finances behind it.

Mark Paglios has obviously submitted a new proposal yesterday and he wants to obviously with Regulation 9a, he's written new changes that he submitted to make.

And it's not a bad proposal and it's fair.

It gives everyone the chance to opt in and opt out.

Clubs who don't want to play don't have to play.

It means there'll be eight clubs, potentially nine, who could play for two promotion spots.

Coventry would go up.

The clubs who do want to play on, and there are a good eight, nine of them, get to play some sort of a mini tournament.

And two clubs will go down.

The clubs will still come up from League two.

You would have clubs coming up from non-league.

It's a fair proposal.

I know people are going to dig him out and say, well, it suits Tranmere.

But if you actually read the proposal, the detail himself and his wife have gone into and the time they've spent the last few weeks putting it together.

And again, I said to you earlier, any proposal that allows us to play football in a fair way.

And this one certainly has, you know, margin for error in it, the way he's based a proposal.

it would allow us to go back and play.

And that's all we've ever wanted to do.

And I know people have come at me over it.

But, you know, first and foremost, we're a football club.