North are the latest club to reject the GFA's plans

Guernsey's FA's plans to change the way football is run appear to be in tatters after another club rejected the plans.

Northerners' AC say they will reject the proposals in their entirety.

The plans call for a tiered system with promotion and relegation. Youth One and the Jackson leagues would be replaced by an under-21s league.

In a statement the club said they believe they are "unworkable, costly and would lead to a haemorrhaging of players from the club."

They are the first team to completely reject the proposals. Last week Vale Rec said they would vote against changes to the youth leagues.

...the GFA Board of Directors were out-of-touch with the realities of running a football club North statement

Northerners' say that while they agree with some parts of the plans, proposals such as one player, one club and a 16-21 year-olds league rather than Youth One and the Jackson League will lead to the side losing players.

But the GFA say they are not surprised by North's decision to reject their plans totally.

"It's typical of North and how they've conducted themselves throughout this whole affair," said the GFA's James Blower.

If everyone sticks to what they've said then we'll have a split vote at the AGM but the plan will get passed in it's entirety James Blower

And Blower is confident that despite the controversy the plans will be approved:

"If everyone sticks to what they've said then we'll have a split vote at the AGM but the plan will get passed in it's entirety because there are enough votes in favour of it at the present time."

Last week, the GFA's Chairman Dave Nussbaumer resigned over the attitude of some clubs towards the planned changes.

North are the Channel Islands' most successful club, having won the Guernsey league title 28 times and the Upton 13 times. They last won the Guernsey league in 2007.