Actually, I disagree. Several of them have performed much better at higher levels - Fox played for last seasons champions and Banzo was proven in the SPL. O'Ware and Williamson were decent for Morton and Dunfermline, but for some reason nether Caldwell nor McCall could get the best out of them.
Zanatta looked like a great player when he was with Alloa and I thought we had captured a player. For some reason (like so many) something happened at Firhill that sucked all the adventure from his play. Don’t think he would ever turn it round, but I would not be surprised if he turns up somewhere else to bite our bum.
I don’t think their colts will be that good or the clubs have enough resources to make them that good. Relegation to the Lowland League would be mildly amusing
So for training to restart on 11th June, we would need to recall our our players and coaching staff from furlough and set up all of the testing and isolation facilities, but still we don't have any published fixtures for an August restart. Unless something dramatic happens in the next week, I just don't see that happening even for Premier League clubs.
According to the extremely reliable Mail, some Premier League clubs say they can’t afford the testing to restart while others won’t recall players from furlough until there is certainty. It only needs 2 clubs to veto the restart .... if they are to be believed.
Meanwhile Rangers and Celtic are considered to be the 2 most at risk clubs in Europe.
Finally Amiens SC courtcase in France against their relegation is due to start on Friday.
You are right in that those 2 are corrupt and in Lawwell's pocket, however they are very clever in manipulating votes. They didn't have a vote in terminating the lower leagues or in avoiding an independent inquiry, but still got the result that they wanted. It was the member clubs that cast the votes.
The point I was trying to get across is that to have a League One season, with penalties for missed fixtures, the League One clubs would need to agree to this (probably 75%) and there is no way that is going to happen. Remember that the Championship sides had a meeting and came up with this 18 (maybe 27) game season proposal, however that is not yet confirmed, presumably because some clubs (QotS, Arbroath and Alloa ?) are not yet ready to commit and it doesn't yet have enough support from the member clubs.
Back to Doncaster, McLennan and Lawwell. The fun boy 3 don't actually give a stuff about League One or Two (other than needing their support) so we can't rely on them for any manipulation in our favour.
What fixtures ? I don’t believe that there are any not to be fulfilled.
Remember the SPFL are not Doncaster and McLennan, but the member clubs. The member clubs are not going to penalise themselves
But the SPFL have said that they will try to save as many clubs as possible, so they can save all the seaside clubs and sacrifice us and Falkirk and say only 2 club failed. Besides they need the support of these clubs to remain in power and they are not going to give us any favours. Your plan would need a vote and no way it would get 75% of league 1 and 2 supporter
It’s not happening and best chance of football is a temporary league for those willing to play