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Hightown Brymbo Red · 15th May 2020, 16.47:43

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Originally Posted by krux

So does that mean Barrow replace Bury as it were?
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Not so sure the space is in league 1 not 2. If League 1 say no relegation as well it wont happen as they cant promote Barrow 2 Leagues

howardrd · 15th May 2020, 17.14:55

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Originally Posted by Hometown Unicorn

I'd assume so and that'll be that.

Unless the EFL decide to run with 71 teams.

Surely impractical to continue with an odd number of clubs.. they need to get back to even numbers otherwise one team each week will be without a game.
Also makes an even bigger mockery of the National League if the only automatic promotion place is not honoured.

Hometown Unicorn · 15th May 2020, 18.46:06

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Originally Posted by howardrd

Surely impractical to continue with an odd number of clubs.. they need to get back to even numbers otherwise one team each week will be without a game.
Also makes an even bigger mockery of the National League if the only automatic promotion place is not honoured.

If Barrow go up you leave the national league with 23 teams if we scrap relegation too. Surely it isn't right to promote one team from the North or South.

Percy Sugden · 15th May 2020, 19.33:52

If you put Sky Sports main event on now you can watch the premier league trophy being lifted at Anfield.

REDGOG · 15th May 2020, 20.28:57

The Stevenage chairman was on radio 5 this afternoon, happy to be staying up but would have preferred to be able to play the remaining games.

The cost of the required testing to allow play offs to go ahead was quoted as £140,000 per club involved.

With 9 National league clubs voting for the play offs, how would NL teams raise that sort of money to allow them to go ahead?.

Foxy · 19th May 2020, 18.55:30

The Welsh league has been ended and Connahs Quay declared champions. Could be us soon if Harris and his independence mob get their way.

NottsRed · 19th May 2020, 19.47:59

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Originally Posted by Foxy

The Welsh league has been ended and Connahs Quay declared champions. Could be us soon if Harris and his independence mob get their way.

You need to win games to win championships. With Keates and Pep Darlington we ain't going to win squat.

LukeL2244 · 21st May 2020, 14.39:59

Well, Tranmere are relegated.

https://www.efl.com/news/2020/may/ef...avirus-update2

3 Points behind, 1 game in hand, 10 games left to play, 20% of the season left.

How can it be fair that we are robbed of a chance to keep our place in L1, but other clubs are given a chance to take it?

The notion of only finding workable solutions for promotion based scenarios in this complicated matter of ending the L1 season is wholly unfair.If play-offs are permitted as a means to decide promotion places then an on the field solution must be sought also to settle relegation. There is just no way we can accept that outcome, surely. Relegated by an administrative decision while other teams get the chance to compete to determine their own fate is just completely unacceptable and the Football League needs to take action or lose all credibility.

This time last season, we were outside the play-offs. We ended up winning them. A team currently lying in 7th place in league two, could replace us. If the season continued, what is there to say that, that particular team lose a couple and finish bottom half?

The PPG system is flawed, Wrexham fans might be able to have a giggle at our expense but I feel like today is the day i've lost all respect of the game. Heartbroken and absolutely raging.

benwilliams · 21st May 2020, 14.51:58

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Originally Posted by LukeL2244

Well, Tranmere are relegated.

https://www.efl.com/news/2020/may/ef...avirus-update2

3 Points behind, 1 game in hand, 10 games left to play, 20% of the season left.

How can it be fair that we are robbed of a chance to keep our place in L1, but other clubs are given a chance to take it?

The notion of only finding workable solutions for promotion based scenarios in this complicated matter of ending the L1 season is wholly unfair.If play-offs are permitted as a means to decide promotion places then an on the field solution must be sought also to settle relegation. There is just no way we can accept that outcome, surely. Relegated by an administrative decision while other teams get the chance to compete to determine their own fate is just completely unacceptable and the Football League needs to take action or lose all credibility.

This time last season, we were outside the play-offs. We ended up winning them. A team currently lying in 7th place in league two, could replace us. If the season continued, what is there to say that, that particular team lose a couple and finish bottom half?

The PPG system is flawed, Wrexham fans might be able to have a giggle at our expense but I feel like today is the day i've lost all respect of the game. Heartbroken and absolutely raging.

You act like there have never been any injustices in football before this. A big reason we were relegated to non league in the first place was due to a grossly unjust points penalty due to unscrupulous ownership.
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15th May 2020, 19.33:52	#85-0 (permalink)
Percy Sugden Legend Joined: Feb 2019 Racecourse Spot: Mold Road Real Name: Twitter: @PercySugdenWAFC	Re: Promotion and relegation If you put Sky Sports main event on now you can watch the premier league trophy being lifted at Anfield.

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REDGOG Club Captain (info 1 & 2) (info) Joined: Jun 2009 Racecourse Spot: MRS Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Promotion and relegation The Stevenage chairman was on radio 5 this afternoon, happy to be staying up but would have preferred to be able to play the remaining games. The cost of the required testing to allow play offs to go ahead was quoted as £140,000 per club involved. With 9 National league clubs voting for the play offs, how would NL teams raise that sort of money to allow them to go ahead?.

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Foxy Part Time ITV4 Pundit Joined: Dec 2011 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Promotion and relegation The Welsh league has been ended and Connahs Quay declared champions. Could be us soon if Harris and his independence mob get their way.

21st May 2020, 14.39:59	#89-0 (permalink)
LukeL2244 Squad Player Joined: Aug 2015 Racecourse Spot: The Kop Real Name: Luke Twitter: @	Re: Promotion and relegation Well, Tranmere are relegated. https://www.efl.com/news/2020/may/ef...avirus-update2 3 Points behind, 1 game in hand, 10 games left to play, 20% of the season left. How can it be fair that we are robbed of a chance to keep our place in L1, but other clubs are given a chance to take it? The notion of only finding workable solutions for promotion based scenarios in this complicated matter of ending the L1 season is wholly unfair.If play-offs are permitted as a means to decide promotion places then an on the field solution must be sought also to settle relegation. There is just no way we can accept that outcome, surely. Relegated by an administrative decision while other teams get the chance to compete to determine their own fate is just completely unacceptable and the Football League needs to take action or lose all credibility. This time last season, we were outside the play-offs. We ended up winning them. A team currently lying in 7th place in league two, could replace us. If the season continued, what is there to say that, that particular team lose a couple and finish bottom half? The PPG system is flawed, Wrexham fans might be able to have a giggle at our expense but I feel like today is the day i've lost all respect of the game. Heartbroken and absolutely raging.