I'm fizzling with

after reading BBC 606.
A lot of people agree with it, such as a journalist from the BBC.
Other suggestions put forward are:
1.Zero points for a draw.
2. Team that scores first gets an extra point.
3. Top half teams with the most goals scored in a season get extra points/ eg. highest scoring gets plus 10, 2nd highest scoring plus 9 etc.
4. Let's get rid of League 1 and 2 cause those leagues are boring, let's put them in conference north and south. This will give championship teams more tv revenue.
A few quotes,
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"The best thing the football league could do to improve excitement is instead of 3 divisions of 24 sides, spread them over 4 divisions with 20 in each or maybe 18-20-20-20 (with a couple of Conf sides added or a reduced Prem by 2 clubs)
I'd pesonally have the bottom two leagues, side by side, on a par so the promotions needed to the Premiership will not alter."
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"How about adding one 15-minute extra-time period for any game that ends scoreless, and if it is still scoreless at the end of that period, no points to either team. Score draws would continue to give each team a point."
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I think penalty's would be exciting
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How about 4 points for a win
2 points for a score draw won on penalties
1 point for a 0-0 won on penalties
and 0 for a loss ?
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sounds good to me, scrap the 90 mins and just have a shootout, first to 30 wins.
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Or decide a game on corners if its a draw like we used to in 5 a side tournaments in the 70s and 80s
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2 bonus points for scoring 2 or more away from home.
1 bonus point for scoring 2 or more at home.
Surely the easiest way to encourage attacking football.
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The idea has some merit, just depends on how its done.
If I were to do it, i'd scrap draws all together and go back to 2pts for a win.
Winning in normal time gets you two points, if all square at Full-Time, go to the shoot-out. Winner takes all, loser gets nothing.
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Draws are extremely boring on the most part and this sort of thing would make teams play exciting attacking football, i say trial it
I'd say 80% on the BBC message boards are against it but worryingly 20% are for. What's gone wrong with football and football fans.
Anyway...less of the quotes. I did find one thing out about this which was ASTONISHING...this proved a popular idea in a Football League Fans Survey which was conducted. Whoever answered that survey should be shot.
Anyway, all the chairmen of the FL are discussing it tommorrow so Uncle Ken it's time to go on the rampage.[/list]