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Wirral Red · 29th July 2019, 14.01:28

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Originally Posted by pagl

Why 3 teams if only 1 place.
Are NL adding 2 more places?

It's League 1 , 4 down at present.

billybersham · 29th July 2019, 14.02:33

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Originally Posted by Alan Attack

If bury and Bolton are kicked out, I wonder where they’d restart? There’s no issues with thinking about yourself but Bolton starting at Conference level would be a huge headache for us if we’re not promoted this season.

I think any of the teams from League 2 would be a headache for us.Orient,Tranmere,Cheltenham,Wimbledon,Luton,Grim sby,Lincoln,Macclesfield all got relegated to national league after us but are now football league teams.

richard1 · 29th July 2019, 14.31:59

Having trawled through the EFL regulations, it states that membership is 72 clubs. If Bury go and possibly Bolton go later this afternoon, division 1 would only operate with 22 clubs for this season only. Therefore if the two of them go, that to me would mean that 4 teams could be potentially promoted from the National league at the end of the forthcoming season to get the total back to 72. Promotion becoming easier by the week!

Haruki · 29th July 2019, 15.10:40

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Originally Posted by richard1

Having trawled through the EFL regulations, it states that membership is 72 clubs. If Bury go and possibly Bolton go later this afternoon, division 1 would only operate with 22 clubs for this season only. Therefore if the two of them go, that to me would mean that 4 teams could be potentially promoted from the National league at the end of the forthcoming season to get the total back to 72. Promotion becoming easier by the week!

More likely that noone get relegated

EnglishRed · 29th July 2019, 15.17:21

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Originally Posted by Haruki

More likely that noone get relegated

Absolutely. The League is a closed shop.

Sussex Red · 29th July 2019, 15.43:06

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Originally Posted by Haruki

More likely that noone get relegated

I agree too....let's not forget that we benefitted from this back in 1991,albeit for different reasons.
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pagl · 29th July 2019, 15.48:54

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Originally Posted by Haruki

More likely that noone get relegated

Will be an interesting vote

Allow the 2 spare positions to be filled by not relegating or promoting from NL.

Todd Sweeney · 29th July 2019, 15.53:26

There won't be any additional promotion places from the NL I wouldn't have thought. There's precedence for this from when the likes of Maidstone and Aldershot went out of business. The EFL will instead only relegate one or no teams to the NL, if one or both go bust.

jonesfach · 29th July 2019, 20.46:23

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Originally Posted by Todd Sweeney

There won't be any additional promotion places from the NL I wouldn't have thought. There's precedence for this from when the likes of Maidstone and Aldershot went out of business. The EFL will instead only relegate one or no teams to the NL, if one or both go bust.

There will be no extra spaces for NL teams unless at least 3 clubs go to the wall.

With 2 clubs going bust it means no relegation.

29th July 2019, 14.31:59	#12-0 (permalink)
richard1 Squad Player Joined: Oct 2012 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Bury problems Having trawled through the EFL regulations, it states that membership is 72 clubs. If Bury go and possibly Bolton go later this afternoon, division 1 would only operate with 22 clubs for this season only. Therefore if the two of them go, that to me would mean that 4 teams could be potentially promoted from the National league at the end of the forthcoming season to get the total back to 72. Promotion becoming easier by the week!

29th July 2019, 15.53:26	#17-0 (permalink)
Todd Sweeney Taking coaching badges Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Bury problems There won't be any additional promotion places from the NL I wouldn't have thought. There's precedence for this from when the likes of Maidstone and Aldershot went out of business. The EFL will instead only relegate one or no teams to the NL, if one or both go bust.