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I saw this question kind of on Twitter and it made me think a bit, who's had the bigger or more shocking drop out of the two, I personally think Tranmere as they were top of L1 in January 2013 and now they're out of the football league but I wanted to see what some others think out of the two
They were charging Enfield Town for fielding an illegible player whom played two matches when he was supposed to be suspended, Enfield reported to the FA that they could not have known about his suspensions because his former club (whom he just joined from) made mistakes when reporting his suspension. FA accepted that Enfield Town were not responsible and dropped them and requested he not play for the next two matches, which they followed.
4 months later the club and the player are charged and Enfield Town could be docked 3 points with no explanation.
"There was also discussion about that day’s Football League (FL) meeting which was understood to have authorised the FL executive to finalise proposals to allow Premier League ‘B’ teams to enter the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy, with AFC Wimbledon being the only League Two club to vote against. It was agreed that Kris Stewart would talk with other trusts to help us decide whether this is something for the Dons Trust to follow up."
(Don't know if this has been a thread or not already)
I was wandering what other Dale fans favourite matches were as me and my friends had quite a few games to chose from and we had different answers.
I'd say at home it'd be the Cheltenham game 'cos I spent the whole game being excited for the pitch invasion as it was my first one (Starting watching Dale in the relegation season) and for away I'd say Newport just 'cos it was a great day out and Donnelly's goal was amazing to celebrate.
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