Well, I got a response from the efl

[Warnocks Legends]

See response about our plight below..... At least they responded, nothing from PFA or National League

Hi Sam,



Thank you for your email, we note your comments in this regard.



Whilst we understand your concerns, the Club are no longer bound by EFL regulations, as they are a National League Club.



However, what we can confirm is that in respect of any club leaving the EFL and being relegated to the National League, they do receive parachute payments. This equates to a payment equal to the amount of a League 2 club’s basic award distribution in their first season post relegation and, should they not be re-promoted after that season, a further parachute payment of 50% of a League 2 club’s basic award distribution in their second season post relegation.



Thank you for contacting the EFL.



Regards,

[LaughingMagpie]

Whilst we understand your concerns, the Club are no longer bound by EFL regulations, as they are a National League Club.

Ouch!

[Supporter since 1951]

See response about our plight below..... At least they responded, nothing from PFA or National League

Hi Sam,



Thank you for your email, we note your comments in this regard.



Whilst we understand your concerns, the Club are no longer bound by EFL regulations, as they are a National League Club.



However, what we can confirm is that in respect of any club leaving the EFL and being relegated to the National League, they do receive parachute payments. This equates to a payment equal to the amount of a League 2 club’s basic award distribution in their first season post relegation and, should they not be re-promoted after that season, a further parachute payment of 50% of a League 2 club’s basic award distribution in their second season post relegation.



Thank you for contacting the EFL.



Regards,

The National League haven't replied to me either.

[Masson4]

What would be useful to know is when were/are the parachute payments payable. Has the initial payment been used to prop the club up in recent times.

[ivansneck]

See response about our plight below..... At least they responded, nothing from PFA or National League

Hi Sam,



Thank you for your email, we note your comments in this regard.



Whilst we understand your concerns, the Club are no longer bound by EFL regulations, as they are a National League Club.



However, what we can confirm is that in respect of any club leaving the EFL and being relegated to the National League, they do receive parachute payments. This equates to a payment equal to the amount of a League 2 club’s basic award distribution in their first season post relegation and, should they not be re-promoted after that season, a further parachute payment of 50% of a League 2 club’s basic award distribution in their second season post relegation.



Thank you for contacting the EFL.



Regards,

Totally ignoring the facts that the trouble started when Notts were and EFL club and in theory could be an EFL club again next year. Disgraceful response as we might have expected but well done for actually getting a response. Can i suggest you send it to Lilian Greenwood to use as ammunition.

[marshall55]

She has gone on her jollies.
As stated above how is this paid, monthly, lump sum if it the latter where has it gone?

[Warnocks Legends]

Agreed we have been proud members for 157 years and yet now it's see us nice to have known you but not our worry now. Would the likes of man utd get the same shoddy treatment?

[ivansneck]

She has gone on her jollies.
As stated above how is this paid, monthly, lump sum if it the latter where has it gone?

She'll still get the message though

[Warnocks Legends]

Let me try, see what happens, nothing to lose

[pravda_plc]

Agreed we have been proud members for 157 years and yet now it's see us nice to have known you but not our worry now. Would the likes of man utd get the same shoddy treatment?

I genuinely don't know what you thought the EFL could do for us?

As they rightly said, we do not play in the EFL, we play - sorry hope to play - in the National League. As a National League club the EFL have no responsibility for us whatsoever. The 157 years history is not a bargaining tool, it doesn't give NCFC any magical dispensation. If there is any rsponsibility it belongs to the National League.

Anyway, come off suicide watch, treat youself to a beer or two and maybe just maybe the Haydn Green Estate have pressurised Hardy to finally sell to the Danes ...