25-03-2015, 01:13 PM
Basic structure here is that the Richardson is Premier league and Spens is First division standard.
If the first division ceases to exist then, in general, those first division players would not enter the premier league.
(Writing the above as a first division player myself ).
Reasons for The success of the SNCL relative to the Richardson/Spens ?
Apart from the superb job done by Glynis and helpers over many years. Teams can avoid defaults by bringing in their friends from anywhere in the country or even from abroad.
The qualification rules in the Richardson and Spens are much tighter -this increases number of defaults.
Personally I would rather play against a ringer than play against a default.
If the first division ceases to exist then, in general, those first division players would not enter the premier league.
(Writing the above as a first division player myself ).
Reasons for The success of the SNCL relative to the Richardson/Spens ?
Apart from the superb job done by Glynis and helpers over many years. Teams can avoid defaults by bringing in their friends from anywhere in the country or even from abroad.
The qualification rules in the Richardson and Spens are much tighter -this increases number of defaults.
Personally I would rather play against a ringer than play against a default.