I really don’t understand why the Premiership can have a 20 man match day squad (25 senior man squad limit) but the EFL insist on 18 man match day squad (22 senior man squad - minus goalkeepers) the fact we play more league games 46 to there 38 & numerous cup competition in the early stages as well,
EFL are such a backward organisation there on par with Brian Lee Conference outfit back in the day
The EFL Board of Directors is responsible for providing the organisation's strategic direction.
The Board consists of nine directors, six of whom are divisional representatives elected by member Clubs. The divisional representatives include three directors from Championship Clubs, two from League One Clubs and one from a League Two club. The remaining three directors are independent of Clubs.
EFL is run by 9 individuals according to their own website ^^- yet the reality is there are ten individuals named as directors! -
Rick Parry, Chairman - former chief exec of the PL, former chief exec of Liverpool
Trevor Birch, Chief Exec- former chief exec at Everton, Chelsea, Leeds, Sheff Utd, Derby & chairman Swansea, DoF at Spurs
Debbie Jeavans CBE, independent non-executive director- former professional tennis player, D o Sport London Olympics & Paralympics 2012
Simon Bazalgette, independent, non-executive director- former head of the jockey club, non-exec' Director of IAAF world championships London 2017
Club representatives-
Nicholas Randall QC - Championship - Nottingham Forest
Peter Ridsdale - Championship - Preston North End
Neil Bausor - Championship - Middlesbrough
Jez Moxey - League One – Burton Albion
Steven Curwood - League One - Fleetwood Town
John Nixon - League Two – Carlisle United
link to EFL website - with EFL board members listed -
https://www.efl.com/-more/all-about-the-efl/efl-board/