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    yes, would be fun being the underdog in FA Cup ties away at Crawley or Sutton United

    but equally to the point, would this forum become the Derby City Phoenixes forum? Unless of course unless newco can acquire the old name
    Last edited by Geoff Parkstone; 20-01-2022 at 01:37 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geoff Parkstone View Post
    yes, would be fun being the underdog in FA Cup ties away at Crawley or Sutton United

    but equally to the point, would this forum become the Derby City Phoenixes forum? Unless of course unless newco can acquire the old name
    GP, you tend to be across economics. Im looking at the Rangers situation, where they (effectively a brand new entity) were only demoted three divisions because it was clear that the economics of 45,000 support would enable a team so well funded it would make a mockery of things if plonked into a much lower league - in fact it was like that the first two years even from SFL3. I’m mulling over whether The sanctioning body would dare to put New Derby in their ‘proper’ place (step 6?) if support remained at, let’s say, 20,000. With a reasonable stadium lease deal New Derby could recruit a team that would demolish all before it, making EFL etc look a bit daft. Am I missing something?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy_Faber View Post
    GP, you tend to be across economics. Im looking at the Rangers situation, where they (effectively a brand new entity) were only demoted three divisions because it was clear that the economics of 45,000 support would enable a team so well funded it would make a mockery of things if plonked into a much lower league - in fact it was like that the first two years even from SFL3. I’m mulling over whether The sanctioning body would dare to put New Derby in their ‘proper’ place (step 6?) if support remained at, let’s say, 20,000. With a reasonable stadium lease deal New Derby could recruit a team that would demolish all before it, making EFL etc look a bit daft. Am I missing something?
    You're not missing anything, as like you say. At least 20 000 would still push the club along.
    But this is the EFL we are talking about.
    They are capable of anything.

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