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Originally Posted by GiggityGiggityGiggityGoo
So we have KPI's beyond promotion and profit, if they aren't met we find the root causes or find a better way, plans can and do fail or it's a bumpy road along the way, it's far too soon to say Tamworth's is in prices, 2 promotions on the bounce and I doubt may would say that.
Using your logic we can't make any plan no matter the division, the club can set out what they want long term and get someone in who buys into or has a track record of doing that.
As for your point on the league changing, have you forgotten about Forest Green Rovers, Fleetwood, Luton, York, Mansfield and Gateshead? All had owners throwing money at it in 2011-2012, can't see how it's changed to be honest.
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Luton, York, Mansfield are at least proper clubs. FGR and Fleetwood bought the league. Gateshead what they up to now? Even Watson their manager applied here by all accounts as their money has run out. What about their 5 year plan based on academy and youth?
In 2010-11 when AFC Wimbledon were promoted the league had about 8 serious teams. The rest were pub teams, if you look at the league now there may be 1 or 2 at most. All clubs are well run(due to a big backer usually)and Have a lot of decent players.
Sorry but your arguments are flawed.