...and there's the wiggle room/adjustment period

"Players already contracted will be treated as the divisional average".

Which, honestly, is a thoroughly sensible way to do it. It means teams who've signed players on more won't be unfairly impacted but over the next few years everyone will level down to the new arrangements.

Posted By: Old Man on August 7th 2020 at 11:06:44

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Big vote in League One today (Other Football) - BSE Canary, Aug 7, 09:49:54
- Vote passed (Other Football) - BSE Canary, Aug 7, 14:03:21
- Squad of only 22 in FL might not be a good idea as a lot will get to 21yo and be left (Other Football) - Larry Hagman, Aug 7, 10:47:59
  - which is why a full education is important in academies (n/m) (Other Football) - watfordcanary, Aug 7, 12:12:52
  - Yes, but the alternative is probably lots of clubs not existing at all (Other Football) - mr carra, Aug 7, 11:16:18
    - Yep. The problem is huge. (Other Football) - usacanary, Aug 7, 12:10:36
      - Yep, for example, Ipswich will be losing at least £5,000 a game (Other Football) - jamesward, Aug 7, 12:15:08
- Presumably there’d be a period for adjustment (n/m) (Other Football) - jamesward, Aug 7, 09:58:38
  - Looks like from the start of next season. Just have a team of all U21's then spend away! (Other Football) - BSE Canary, Aug 7, 10:15:39
    - ...and there's the wiggle room/adjustment period (Other Football) - Old Man, Aug 7, 11:06:44
      - Promoval (Other Football) - Old Man, Aug 7, 11:11:29
        
        Yeah, a "big" club who's about to go down could have two or three (Other Football) - jamesward, Aug 7, 11:18:14

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