article_snippet: Clubs were very much against Addition of 'B' teams into Football League pyramid pyramid when Addition of 'B' teams into Football League pyramid was suggested in June 2014, and this has now been put forward as an alternative.
article_snippet: The proposal was one of many aired at a recent meeting at St George's Park to discuss issues arising from the FA Chairman's England Commission.
article_snippet: If Premier League do bring Premier League 'B' teams into The Johnstone, Youth squads from the likes of Manchester United and Chelsea could adopt a similar format to that suggested by Greg Dyke last year, meaning teams would: .
article_snippet: Given the previous concerns of Premier League and Premier League clubs about Premier League B teams playing in the pyramid, any final proposal would also be accompanied by a change to Premier League's Articles of Association that would protect the current 72 club constitution, save for any changes to promotion/relegation that clubs wished to make. '
article_snippet: Therefore, having provided clubs with this comfort, clubs willingly debated the potential commercial, financial and player development benefits of having U21 teams in The competition from 2015/16.
article_snippet: Instead, League One and Two clubs were asked to indicate whether League One and Two clubs were content to see Premier League Premier League progress the matter, which would include discussions with the Premier League and Football Association, so that clubs can consider a full proposal at a future point. '
article_snippet: Ultimately any changes to The competition will only happen with the support of League One and Two clubs.'
highlights_snippet: League One and Two clubs asked to consider proposals .
  
highlights_snippet: Addition of Premier League 'B' pyramid was rejected last year .
  