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OneLoveWrexham · 5th May 2020, 16.48:31

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Originally Posted by Percy Sugden

It’s already null and void in my mind. I bet they are gutted they aren’t going to win the quadruple after starting so well. Surely Mane will join a big team in the summer as well...

Could you imagine the T-shirts that’ll be printed if it’s null and void....

Percy Sugden · 5th May 2020, 16.56:45

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Originally Posted by OneLoveWrexham

Could you imagine the T-shirts that’ll be printed if it’s null and void....

I suppose it takes all the attention away from big Stevie G slipping over after his rousing teamtalk when they won the league, and then lost it again all in one season.

andy buckley · 5th May 2020, 16.58:00

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Originally Posted by OneLoveWrexham

This, it would just end up in a mess. I see Liverpool want to null and void the women’s league as it isn’t safe to play, funny that as Man City are top in that.

And Liverpool women are bottom of the league

Foxy · 5th May 2020, 18.52:00

Would be the worst possible decision if Liverpool are denied the title. They would then elevate their self indulgent virtue signalling victim status to stratospheric levels.

ETHAN RED · 5th May 2020, 22.38:29

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Originally Posted by Foxy

Would be the worst possible decision if Liverpool are denied the title. They would then elevate their self indulgent virtue signalling victim status to stratospheric levels.

Not a fan of the premiership anymore but even I would find this funny!

fluffysheepsupporter · 5th May 2020, 23.28:35

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Originally Posted by Wiltshire_Red

No decision by the National League in their meeting today, they are waiting for the EFL to make a decision first.....and on and on it goes

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52550181

History suggests that the EFL will revert to a vote of members and look after number one. The likes of Gillingham and Southend will weigh up the costs of going to Stevenage or Barrow. Sorry Barrow ! I still think there will be no promotion or relegation in the National League and in the EFL and Championship or relegation from the Premiership.

LukeL2244 · 8th May 2020, 18.08:46

Being told we (Tranmere) are going down. Absolute farce of a decision considering we have a game in hand and still play both Rochdale and Wimbledon. Not to mention we've played top of the league twice, they haven't. There's no justifying it.

If I was Bolton or Southend i'd accept it, and three come up. But how can you possibly allowed 4th place who don't automatically go up, qualify for promotion when they haven't actually finished in a play off position or had to win the play offs.

Lawsuits incoming.

REDGOG · 8th May 2020, 18.19:30

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Originally Posted by LukeL2244

Being told we (Tranmere) are going down. Absolute farce of a decision considering we have a game in hand and still play both Rochdale and Wimbledon. Not to mention we've played top of the league twice, they haven't. There's no justifying it.

If I was Bolton or Southend i'd accept it, and three come up. But how can you possibly allowed 4th place who don't automatically go up, qualify for promotion when they haven't actually finished in a play off position or had to win the play offs.

Lawsuits incoming.

Cant be right can it? mad decision if it's real.

Wiltshire_Red · 9th May 2020, 15.43:14

Not sure when their contracts end, but Solihull not expecting to be in any play offs, in the unlikely event they will take place. Big turnover of players, whenever we start playing football again.

Solihull Moors have released 15 players following the early end to the National League season because of the coronavirus outbreak.

Nathan Blissett, George Carline, Callum Coyle, Harry Flowers, Terry Hawkridge, Luke Maxwell, Jordan Murphy, Ryan Nesbitt, Jamie Reckord, Shaun Rowley, Matt Stenson, Dan Sweeney, Lee Vaughan, Danny Wright and Andy Wycherley are all being let go at the end of their contracts.

Club captain and academy manager Darren Carter is also out of contract, but the Moors hope that the former Birmingham, Preston and West Brom midfielder will stay at Damson Park

5th May 2020, 18.52:00	#49-0 (permalink)
Foxy Part Time ITV4 Pundit Joined: Dec 2011 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Promotion and relegation Would be the worst possible decision if Liverpool are denied the title. They would then elevate their self indulgent virtue signalling victim status to stratospheric levels.

8th May 2020, 18.08:46	#52-0 (permalink)
LukeL2244 Squad Player Joined: Aug 2015 Racecourse Spot: The Kop Real Name: Luke Twitter: @	Re: Promotion and relegation Being told we (Tranmere) are going down. Absolute farce of a decision considering we have a game in hand and still play both Rochdale and Wimbledon. Not to mention we've played top of the league twice, they haven't. There's no justifying it. If I was Bolton or Southend i'd accept it, and three come up. But how can you possibly allowed 4th place who don't automatically go up, qualify for promotion when they haven't actually finished in a play off position or had to win the play offs. Lawsuits incoming.

9th May 2020, 15.43:14	#54-0 (permalink)
Wiltshire_Red Legend Joined: Jan 2008 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Promotion and relegation Not sure when their contracts end, but Solihull not expecting to be in any play offs, in the unlikely event they will take place. Big turnover of players, whenever we start playing football again. Solihull Moors have released 15 players following the early end to the National League season because of the coronavirus outbreak. Nathan Blissett, George Carline, Callum Coyle, Harry Flowers, Terry Hawkridge, Luke Maxwell, Jordan Murphy, Ryan Nesbitt, Jamie Reckord, Shaun Rowley, Matt Stenson, Dan Sweeney, Lee Vaughan, Danny Wright and Andy Wycherley are all being let go at the end of their contracts. Club captain and academy manager Darren Carter is also out of contract, but the Moors hope that the former Birmingham, Preston and West Brom midfielder will stay at Damson Park