Team who finish 7th qualify for the play offs next year, apparently - Page 3 - RedPassion.co.uk

Foxy · 11th May 2017, 17.27:37

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Originally Posted by fezbob

With a realist's head on it's probably our best chance of making the cut next year.
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To give us a real chance it needs to be the top 10 making the cut

Todd Sweeney · 11th May 2017, 17.31:40

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Originally Posted by SteveWAFC

At a neutral stadium? Or whoever finishes higher gets to play at home?

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The team who finishes higher is always at home.

dlrwrexham · 11th May 2017, 17.35:33

THREE up,is the only real way!.

BillEBadass · 11th May 2017, 17.53:12

Play offs are a lottery anyway - this would obviously give 2 more teams an opportunity to buy a ticket and will certainly prolong the season. As far as we are concerned it could be beneficial.
But as we haven't got our team yet who knows where we'll end up.

Vorporix · 11th May 2017, 17.55:57

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Originally Posted by dlrwrexham

THREE up,is the only real way!.

Are you talking about footy or someting else dlr?

WREXHAM TID · 11th May 2017, 18.04:52

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Originally Posted by dixienormous

Id rather be aiming for top spot.

We don't have to worry about how the play offs work then...
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draigwrecsam · 11th May 2017, 18.32:22

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Originally Posted by fezbob

It's in the latest Trust Board minutes. On another forum they're saying the format will be second and third will automatically make the semis. Fourth to play seventh and fifth to play sixth to join them.
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Been doing that for 3 years in the RP Chess League!

Junior Shabadoo · 11th May 2017, 19.30:53

Maybe just have a knockout tournament in April and play friendlies the rest of the time. That way all 24 teams have a realistic chance of promotion. It's a sign of how desperate clubs are that they'd vote for something as incredible as this.
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davewilli · 11th May 2017, 19.43:42

It needs some serious thought. Remember the outcry when play offs were first thought of. Always a few pros & cons, but I can see some pros: extends the season for more teams, home advantage for the team finishing higher than their opponent and a one off game similar to cup tie.

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davewilli Taking coaching badges (info) Joined: May 2011 Racecourse Spot: mold road Real Name: dave williams Twitter: @	Re: Team who finish 7th qualify for the play offs next year, apparently It needs some serious thought. Remember the outcry when play offs were first thought of. Always a few pros & cons, but I can see some pros: extends the season for more teams, home advantage for the team finishing higher than their opponent and a one off game similar to cup tie.