Last year the format only allowed one team per nation. Until then, the community was working on the assumption that the United Kingdom (England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland) was to be treated as a nation. You argued for that to be changed, and after a long discussion seperated yourself from England, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland and Ireland formed an alliance to represent Ireland, England and Scotland formed an alliance to represent the United Kingdom. So effectively you were allowed to send three teams on the agreement that Welsh players were seperated from English and Scottish players as well as Irish and Northern Irish players.
This year the format allows multiple teams per nation. Based on last year, the community was now working on the assumption that the established split of last year is still in place. So Welsh players should be seperated from English and Scottish players as well as Northern Irish and Irish players. It turns out you now don't want to uphold the seperation between Welsh players and players from England and Scotland. The format doesn't force you to do that, in fact it doesn't address that at all. Nowhere in his post did Gibby say that Wales, England and Scotland should play together again.
Whatever ideological reasons you've used last year to argue in favour of the seperation, they obviously don't mean much to you as you are happily throwing them overboard now. To me it looks like you managed to send an extra team last year, and now that this seperation doesn't give you an advantage anymore, but a disadvantage because it limits your player pool, you don't want to uphold what we have established last year.
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This year the format allows multiple teams per nation. Based on last year, the community was now working on the assumption that the established split of last year is still in place. So Welsh players should be seperated from English and Scottish players as well as Northern Irish and Irish players. It turns out you now don't want to uphold the seperation between Welsh players and players from England and Scotland. The format doesn't force you to do that, in fact it doesn't address that at all. Nowhere in his post did Gibby say that Wales, England and Scotland should play together again.
Whatever ideological reasons you've used last year to argue in favour of the seperation, they obviously don't mean much to you as you are happily throwing them overboard now. To me it looks like you managed to send an extra team last year, and now that this seperation doesn't give you an advantage anymore, but a disadvantage because it limits your player pool, you don't want to uphold what we have established last year.
H-Y-P-O-C-R-I-T-E