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The 2nd National Online League of Season 6

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Chipaccrual:
Guys,

We are planning on commencing the 2nd league of the season on Sunday 30th September 2012.

But we have a bit of a dilemna in regards to the structure.  We have two options that we have seen can work quite well for our players.

Option A

Keep with the regions format that proved a huge success during the first league, meaning 13 teams will compete each matchday for the 3,2,1 points system.  We would look to keep/recruit captains were necessary and players would be asked to participate for either their local or hometown region.

Option B

Follow the smaller team format used in the succesful National Online Cup.  In this case, we would have teams of between 4-6 (with only the top 4 scores counting).  All players would earn points from 1pt for last place, right upto maximum points for the winner (max score being the number of runners).  The top 4 scorers points would become the teams matchday total and that would be added to their running league total.


Whichever option we go for, the league will run for 15 matchdays, finishing in early February 2013, with added value seats for top teams and top individuals.


So, over to you.  We need some quick feedback over the next few days as to which option you would prefer.  If you say nothing, then you"ll never have a say.

We"re not putting it to the vote, but we"ll use the feedback as a basis for a decision.

All I would add is that we would like a competitive league that is well supported for existing and new players alike.


Many thanks,



Leigh

Waz1892:
Option A

Positive - Has the benefit of keeping the indenity of the clubs that have been around for several seasons, albeit some a slightly changed bounderies.  League was competitive as ever

Negative - Remains the issue of smaller regions being put at a disadvantage still, players may lose interest/motivation

Option B

Positive - Keeps everyone involved, great format, with smaller teams being more manageable, good team spirits too.

Negative - Loses the regional focus, as most regions get split into 2 or 3 "mini teams" so may dilute the club mentality and as a result going forward, maybe hard to pick this up again, which would be a shame

AMRN:
Option B for me

RicayBoy:
Option A but with more and better prizes for individual performance . This will keep players from all teams interested for longer. Option B if you just want to keep a cosy club with your mates as it makes it much harder for new players to APAT to join in.

Curlarge:
B

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