I haven't look at his twitter page. clearly you were that interested his tweets.

you don't like him cos he is willing to talk to the media and been open and honest with them. Sky have asked him to go on the show just like they have done with other League 1 owners like Burton and Tranmere for examples. Are they attention seeking or just be open and honest with fans of clubs? is that wrong for trying to open and honest for fans?

Big fan of Rankin-Costello and he has been prospect for us for many years. Our academy is our future and we have to bring even players through. Thompson, Pike, Carter, Barnes, Whitehall, Burns are next in the pipeline to come through I would released Fisher, Grayson, Wharton, Platt, Mols, Lyons and White. Mot going to make it here in our first team so released them so they can secure contracts at other clubs if they can

Peterborough United's owner was on Sky Football Show. He was very unhappy with the League 1 clubs vote yesterday to end the season on PPG with playoffs but he said he knew before the vote that football wouldn't restart as he wanted. He said that his focus now is next season and winning the league whenever they returned.

I would say Teams will voted for what suits them best as a club and financial. Clubs dont want unfurlough staff and players unless they have to. Clubs like Stanley are a prime example of this. No they had a democratic vote on different proposals and the majority voted for EFL proposal. Can I understand Peterborough, Ipswich and Sunderland position and point of view? Yes I can.

We arent going to agree so I just leave it there now @roversfan99.

The outcome has been decided by the EFL clubs having a vote on how to end the season. Yes it is far from ideal just like null and voiding the season is unfair to the clubs who would have gone up without this coronavirus pandemic hitting the country. I wonder if you would have the same opinion had Rovers been top of the league and 12 points clear of 3rd place with 9 games to go you would have suggest null and avoiding the season then? I bet not

How am I wrong when we haven't got to next season yet? Lets see what happens in the future. But lets get this season finish 1st

The teams have had a democratic vote and choose the way they did to end the season. Instead of saying it should be null and void still. Teams have voted the way they have. Are you going to accept that teams have a democratic vote on how to finish the season and they chose to end the season on PPG system? The Championship teams had a vote along with teams from league 1 and 2 clubs today and chose the proposal from the EFL. They could have chose other proposals on the table from the 5 teams who put them forward. But they didn't. I always wanted to finish the season when it was safe enough to do so. But some clubs in league 1 and 2 didn't want to restart the season when they have nothing to play cos they are comfortable mid table and have furlough the players until their contracts run out or coming back when we know when pre season will start next season so costs are well down.

I would imagine he has watched the YouTube of training. I am happy that's we have 3 good talents players coming through and we look like we have more good prospects coming there. Very pleased that Carter and Thompson new deals

So I was right that I said few weeks ago we need to look after our lower leagues financially and that some clubs could go bust. The FA can afford to give some lower clubs grants or possible loans. We aren't into next season yet Matty. We need to finish this season and see which teams are getting promote 1st. Its looking like season wont start before Mid October time.

Its not the FA view who had a say on the EFL promotion and relegation here so you are wrong on this. The clubs from league 1 and 2 had a vote and they vote they will the did. You seem to not want to accept what they clubs owners decide democratically is it fair that Swindon or Crewe don't go up after playing so well all season and being in the top 2 before this Coronavirus pandemic hot the country that is out of their control? it is fair that they don't go up due to other teams in that league are unwilling to unfurlough their players to due cost reasons and no incentive to return. You have used Wycombe as an example but Wycombe have spent the most weeks in the top 2 this season of any club in the league

From Today EFL Statement Following a vote on each by all 71 Clubs, it was overwhelmingly agreed (by a majority of all Clubs and a majority in the Championship) to adopt the EFL Board’s proposal into EFL Regulations, which now means the following applies in the event a division curtails its 2019/20 season or it is ended by any other means. Final divisional placings will be determined on unweighted points per game (if required). Promotion and relegation should be retained. Play-Offs will be played in all circumstances but will not be extended (beyond four teams). So the clubs have a vote and decided the proposal from EFL and rejected the proposals from Ipswich, Lincoln, Stevenage, Barnsley and Tranmere. Then clubs in league 1 and 2 had vote on the EFL proposals. And they voted on them and ended the season on PPG

Clubs made different proposals like Peterborough or Tranmere. Most clubs didnt vote to play. 18 clubs vote to finish the season on PPG system. Is it ideal? No. But clubs didnt want to unfurlough their players due to costs issues. Which I can understand. 4 teams in playoffs. Hope Fleetwood or Wycombe come up tbh through the playoffs.

Mention Clubs going bust on 22nd April, is the link to my post on this The FA could offer grants from their budget to league 1 and 2 clubs IMO looking at their financial reports online

Matty I posted many weeks ago(around 6nor 7 weeks ago) about the EFL clubs in league 1 and 2 would need to survive. I've never said otherwise..

The EFL would need to go the Government and Treasury and ask for the loans. Other businesses are doing it. Otherwise they go bust.

As Fleetwood owner made the point this morning his other businesses have taken a hit through this pandemic. So the money he would have isnt there. The government could offer a bail out for each clubs with repayments options over 3 or 4 years period. Some clubs wont need a bail out and some will. The PL and FA should be helping the League 1 and 2 clubs out with funding and loans. Pilley mentioned the PFA this morning. Salary cap will have to come in league 1 and 2 for clubs to survive. The league 1 vote 18 to 4 to finish the season on Points Per Game basis with 4 teams in playoffs and 3 teams going down. 1 team didnt vote due to no internet

Hayden Carter and Lewis Thompson have signed contracts now.

well if you listened to Fleetwood owner this morning on Sky Sports football show he mention that they would need help to survive next season whether this was a Government loan or bigger payment from the PL, PFA help. He is also in favour of a Salary cap coming in place. I agree with @Mashed Potatoes post on his 3 ideas. I think Salary cap should come in place for League 1 and 2 clubs. But I also think that if Owners of clubs are willing to invested in their clubs with their own money and not borrowing money from banks then they should be allow.

The league 1 clubs voted for what they want. The majority of league 1 clubs voted the reasons they did. Yes they are losing and winners for this. I don't know if you saw Fleetwood owner on the football show on Sky Sports this morning who was talking about how he would vote and why. Plus he discuss his club's budgets for next season and he said he would be cutting the budget for next season by 20 to the 30 percent. Yes its not be overall fair but the clubs made a choice now by a democracy vote. I would imagine that Sunderland and Peterborough aren't happy with the current situation or the outcome of the vote.

Promotion and relegation will happen in EFL this season whether they carry on or not

Isn't he working with England youth teams?

Well of course he back training with Cardiff. Why wouldn't be? Looking like the transfer window will be Mid/Late August to End of October from reports on Sky Sports