Darragh MacAnthony

So, you know, the fairness of it is teams still get promoted.

Non-league teams come up.

I understand you didn't want to relegate Stevenage from League Two.

This proposal keeps Stevenage in League Two.

It allows clubs in the National League to come up.

And it keeps the integrity of promotions and relegations.

So,

You know, there's no perfect alternative here, but to go just points per game, I guess, and everyone's going to say, well, I'm going to say this, but the fairness of it's just ridiculous.

And we've argued about this.

We want to play football.

We're voting to play.

They're going to allow clubs to vote not to play who are then going to get to play.

How does that make sense, Gary?

Sure, I understand, and it's a good point.

Look, if the EFL had, you know, they've had 10, 11 weeks to get their act together and do a deal with this bailout we spoke about.

I spoke with a bailout three months ago.

Gary plagiarized me about three weeks ago and came up with a similar bailout.

If the EFL had come to us in that meeting three weeks ago and said, look, here we go, clubs, we want you back playing football.

We've done a deal with the Premier League.

You're going to get some money in the summer.