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TOO MANY FIXTURES? - EFL Cup Rule Change For European Sides Due To Fatigue... But Why Its Wrong!

from Up The Cherries In All Departments - AFC Bournemouth Fans Podcast

Craig gives his reaction to the news that the EFL Cup - known as the Carabao Cup for sponsorship reasons - will have a preliminary round but this isn't for the four teams competing - Oldham Athletic, Barnet, Accrington Stanley and Newport County BUT for the elite clubs in European competitions.There have been groans of Fixture Congestion however these clubs have gone off to play in competitions overseas - and the EFL have bent over to accommodate them.Here is why it is wrong and why the EFL Cup should remain a competition for EFL clubs.🍒 Questions? Email us at [email protected]🍒 Remember to Like, Subscribe and Hit that Bell to be alerted to all AFC Bournemouth videos on UTCIAD🍒 This Channel is Part of the Talksport Fan Network!Thank you for your support!RED ARMY!#afcb #premierleague #efl Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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