Anyone know how the club voted?

Does anybody care ?

Well yes actually -I do, and would also like to know the reasons behind the decision they voted the way they/he did

Whether it's any of my business is another matter

Not being funny here Harry,but is EGM an Extraordinary General Meeting?

I saw Derek Beaumont in the bar at Rochdale. If I had thought about it at the time, I would have most definitely have asked him. Sadly it slipped my mind.

If I was a betting man however, I would have placed my money on us being one that did vote for the change.

Sure is Cokey, it is called when something further than normal buisness requires all Members/Shareholders are to discuss and have input in circumstances that would not wait untill the Annual General Meeting (AGM)

Yes I do Gubby, my personal feelings is the proposals put forward by SL are just a smokescreen for what is about to come after 2021, the counter proposals submitted by the Non-SL wanted some gaurentees with regards to the funding after this point which seemed very a favouable course of action to me and according to Mr Nicholas from Batley it had the backing from the full contingent of Non-SL clubs, it is quite obviuos from the resulting vote quite a few broke ranks and voted against the counter proposal, I would like to how our club voted, and why? It has also come to light on another platform, (from an official at Coventry Bears) that at the 11th hour Rimmer contacted by Letter all the clubs below SL with what was indicated as a persuasive argument of why they should back the SL proposal. I know there is not a thing I can do about it, but I am interested why the about turn in attitude and commitment of the non-sl clubs happened the way it did.

Thanks for that Harry.

the 9 championship & League 1 clubs that voted for the sl proposal were-Leigh-Sheffield-Rochdale-Coventry-Doncaster-London Skolars-Oldham-Whitehaven-Workington
Source todays League Express

Looks like HR Jr was right again!

That should make us popular with our Championship colleagues!

It may have something to do with funding for next season. In today's LE it says there will be a more even funding level in the championship next season so if we know we will get an extra £100k for example by voting with the SL clubs it makes sense for us to do it with the situation we are in.

Perhaps.

That would work, if the extra £500k or so, each, earned by the top four Championship clubs, is shared amongst the 14. (about £140k+ each)

However, I think it more likely that the majority of that money would find its way back into the SL pot!

I've just posted on the new structure thread about the vote. Surely your club can't have voted for it? Talk about turkeys and Christmas!