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EFL Trophy 2023/24
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denzel
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Still persisting with the nonsense of 'invited ' sides. Its a no from me.
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andrew p long
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Yikes! Of the Premiership 'invited' clubs the nearest are Brighton and the London clubs (Saints relegated,Bournemouth not in it etc)
Presumably Villa will be in the Southern section, along with the 6 London clubs and Brighton, while Wolves will play in the north.
andrew p long
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I'm never sure how they allocate the Premier League clubs to EFL groups. The EFL groups themselves are considerably localised, but we have ended up with the likes of Chelsea. That makes sense if the Premier League clubs U21s have a North/South split as all their games are away anyway.
Competition died the day they started including Prem U23 teams.
Shame, it used to be good fun, but I've zero interest in it any more.
Billy The Fish
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Personally I'm only interested in any prize money, haven't been to a game since it was the JPT.
Grecian2K
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Put into the same group as Swindon and Reading
(The Gas and Newport and/or Cheltenham would have made more geographic sense!)
We learn which Premier Leagues "Giants" will be gracing us with their presence tomorrow.
(The Gas and Newport and/or Cheltenham would have made more geographic sense!)
We learn which Premier Leagues "Giants" will be gracing us with their presence tomorrow.
Hopefully the club can get the priority ticket system sorted for the big match against Luton U23s at SJP.