Exeter City manager Gary Caldwell wants the English Football League to change its rules around postponing games due to international call-ups.
Exeter City manager Gary Caldwell has called on the English Football League to change its rules around postponing games due to international call-ups.
On-loan Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Kamari Doyle was called up to England's Under-20 squad on Monday after a player pulled out over the weekend."I think it's a wider issue that the league needs to look at. League One now is as at a level of quality where most teams have international players," Caldwell told BBC Radio Devon ahead of Saturday's game with Lincoln City.
"We have younger players who have always been on standby, Kamari's been called up this time and we have other players that could play for their country. The top two sides in the division - Wycombe Wanderers and Birmingham City - will sit out this round of matches, while third-placed Wrexham, Barnsley in fourth and Lincoln City in fifth play.
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