article_snippet: Premier League clubs authorised Premier League executive to push forward with similar plans by FA Chairman Greg Dyke last month, although a formal proposal is yet to be passed.
article_snippet: And in a meeting of AFC Wimbledon's Supporters' Trust, The Dons Trust, it was revealed that only one League Two club voted against the idea - Wimbledon themselves.
article_snippet: Greg Dyke proposed the idea of bringing 'B' teams into the Football League pyramid Premier League 'B' in June last year but was told that the Football League clubs had 'no appetite' for such a move.
article_snippet: Given the previous concerns of the Football League and the Football League clubs about Premier League B teams playing in the pyramid, any final proposal would also be accompanied by a change to the Football 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: No formal proposals were tabled and no formal vote taken. '
article_snippet: Instead, League One and Two clubs were asked to indicate whether League One and Two clubs were content to see the Football League the Football 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.'
highlights_snippet: Premier League clubs voted in favour of the idea last month .
  
highlights_snippet: Last year similar plans by FA Chairman Greg Dyke were widely rejected .