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A complaint to question the implications of the reform on the D1B ? The clubs in the series adopt (almost) all the same attitude

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The D1B clubs no longer seem to intend to challenge the U23 team quotas before the Belgian Court of Sports Arbitration (BAS). Lokeren-Temse and Patro Eisden had previously threatened to take legal action, the threat seems to have passed.
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A complaint to question the implications of the reform on the D1B ? The clubs in the series adopt (almost) all the same attitude

The D1B clubs no longer seem to intend to challenge the U23 team quotas before the Belgian Court of Sports Arbitration (BAS). Lokeren-Temse and Patro Eisden had previously threatened to take legal action, the threat seems to have passed.

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