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Poll Results: Should Mid season Ageing be applied next season in ODFL?
VOTING SUMMARY
| CHOICE | TOTAL VOTES |
| YES | 13 |
| NO | 7 |
VOTING BREAKDOWN
| MANAGER | CHOICE | COMMENTS | |
 | Commissioner | YES | |
 | Andy Shaw (SJ) | YES | |
 | Mark Creasey (VAN) | NO | |
 | Stephen Williams (HOU) | NO | One more season of not aging will bring in some real high rollers, although it may stall buying apprentices (TPs going cheap) - give it one more and then review. |
 | Marc Legowski (DC) | YES | I think so. |
 | Willy Krosnyak (INT) | YES | It is needed for balance otherwise player SL will just end up too high. |
 | Bryce Kalmbach (ATL) | NO | I think that ageing is harsh enough at the end of the season and mid season ageing bears no relationship to real football |
 | Paul Cockayne (LAF) | YES | |
 | Paul Roseblade (CHV) | NO | I think that teams should be left to train and coach and only suffer 1 loss of SL each season. |
 | Roy Rolsten (COL) | YES | |
 | James White (KC) | YES | |
 | Andrew Foss-Grant (POR) | YES | Yea i see no reason why it shouldn't, doggz |
 | David Campbell (CHA) | YES | |
 | Derek Purvis (SEA) | NO | |