Women’s Super League relegation: WPLL ‘considering all possibilities’ amid scrapping reports, says Nikki Doucet | Football News happymamay

Nikki Dosset says that WPL Limited Championships are “thinking about all possibilities” amid reports on plans to cancel the decline in the women’s Premier League.

Dostit added that WPLL – which runs the best football championships in English football – “basically” agrees that the process is an important part of the game.

However, it will not confirm that the landing will remain, instead, adding that no decisions have been taken on how to appear coordinating championships.

Guardian It reported last week that WPLL is studying the cancellation of the decline as part of a proposal to develop women’s football.

The report added that one of the areas discussed was an expansion in the WSL and the championship, which will initially see any drop from the upper trip, with the idea of ​​maintaining the upgrade from the championship, which means that WSL will expand.

The idea has sparked controversy and opinion between the media and the women’s football fans, but Dossit will not be drawn on any possible plans.

“We believe that promotion and landing is great. It makes European football distinct from other league tournaments,” she said.

“It adds to danger and excitement. It is something we all love about the football game and this was not in this question.

“We mainly believe that promotion and landing is an important discrimination and also a really important competitive advantage for us for other women’s sports league tournaments worldwide.

“We also want to make sure that our Dora is working with the club’s investors to allow more investment to enter the game, but it does not change our basic principles.

“It is really important for us to make sure that we are thinking about all the possibilities of speeding up growth and growth in the right way. We are thinking about many options, including expansion if this is a possibility for us.

“There are no decisions, there are no approvals taken at this stage, which will be different or changes to the structure of future competition or coordination.”

The European Union has already managed Worth L and the championship, and was seized by the newly formed WPLL in summer. Dostit says that any plans or ideas will not be placed unilaterally and will work with stakeholders.

“We need to ensure that any decisions we make aspire to the entire pyramid and that we work with all the stakeholders concerned to ensure that these decisions are taken. This includes all our clubs and FA. It includes fans and all relevant stakeholders.

“We deeply understand the impact of decisions and the effect of anything that is done on top is that it sneaks into the pyramid.

“We need to make sure that we all go on the journey together and bring all the right stakeholders with us.”

“Difficult decisions must be taken”

Analysis Sky Sports’ News Anton Toulwi:

“Hearing global support for promotion and landing in the women’s game will be a welcome voice for many fans, but there are still questions about the future makeup of the league.

“Wss heads are right to indicate that the emerging nature of clubs makes the league stand out by its competitors, including NWSL in the United States and the developing Liga MX in Mexico.

“But WPLL also wants to pay WSL quality in the field and financing.

“Many argue that the 12 -team’s upper journey is very small due to the number of clubs ready to invest in the professional game and the next talent through the English language system that is fighting for the time of the game.

“So if the patrols must expand, reducing the decline is one option while bringing the other aspects. In addition, does the decline put investors in the developing teams given the financial risks of abandoning the divisions?

“Until now, there is no ready option to vote on it, but making WSL” the best league in the world “will not come without making difficult sporting and commercial decisions.”

What WLL managers say?

Man City Main trainer Gareth Taylor: “I have this thing that could make the league more, more teams, 14 teams or 16 teams will change a lot, creating more competition in it.

“I can completely understand the reasons [relegation would be scrapped]Because it allows for a little stability to invest these clubs and create more competition.

“But I think this is always difficult when you play in the league below, knowing that from a realistic point of view, you will not have the opportunity to go out because it is brown.

“It is good for the concerned people to discuss this and talk about how to improve the product and make it more competitive on both sides. I think the promotion and landing will always be what supporters and the difference will play for and yearn. I think it will be really difficult to stay away from it.”

Tottenham Main trainer Robert Welman: “Twelve teams are very little. I am very big to add more teams to the league as long as the clubs are actually investing in those teams, make sure they want to invest in women’s football.

“Certainly I want to suffer from the battle of landing because you need to compete in the table and down at the table. If it is for a year or two to make sure we can have a great investment in those teams, and show me the issue and what they think about it, we can listen.”

West Ham Main trainer Rihan Skinner: “It is possible that there will be a growth phase of tiger, as we need to make sure that all clubs are investing to be able to compete.

“If the league is closed, given the number of teams at the present time, I don’t think this is appropriate. The league should be more.

“There must be a mandatory investment and maintenance of that, otherwise it can distort the quality of the league -” to be in it because it is in the matter. “

“I don’t see anything bad. The game is developing, things must be reviewed in what is happening after that, but it comes with standards.”

“Lack of decline can lead to a question of mathematical integrity.”

Courtney Soytman Kirk to Sky Sports: “They are trying to stimulate making the product better by saying that there is no decline, and it may be more expansive, and you did not have to sit in games and play only to stay in the league.

“But if the clubs want, you will have to motivate Chelsea, Arsenal and Man City to do what they did – they wanted to do so.

“I understand the process of thinking, but for me, don’t work. You have to think more too because you cannot get a drop for a few years and then re -display, but for sporting integrity, the club closest to promotion did not get that time without retreat. It’s a long way forward.”

Easy Christinon to Sky Sports: “The incentive there must be in terms of the elite of sports and danger. If this will happen and it will be closed periodic, the danger must return in the near future.

“The elite of sport is not related to relief. I am afraid that if the infrastructure and professionals in the league – like the minimum requirements – how will the difference against contentment do not improve?”