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latest reports are that NLN and NLS clubs have their vote on Tuesday - I'm not sure if that actually means voting Tuesday - or know what they will be voting on - but once that is sorted we'll find out what next for the NL.

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@chipmunx You mentioned Barrow going up on another thread, but this is a better place for it. I can only see that happening if the EFL also grants promotion in its leagues, otherwise there's be 25 teams in League Two. You could promote one team from League Two to get 24 teams in each division, but who would that be? Swindon are second by one goal on goal difference and with a game in hand, and five teams could potentially win the league. Promoting just one team ahead of the others is a legal minefield. The only equitable way to do it is by promoting every team in an automatic promotion spot (and for the teams in the play-offs, tough - they had a 75% chance of not going up anyway), or by promoting no-one at all. Personally I'd like you to go up just to have you out of the way! :P

I'll be glad when these discussions are over and we can watch actual football again. I'm glad I'm not having to make these decisions.

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30 minutes ago, DangerousSausage said:

I can only see that happening if the EFL also grants promotion in its leagues, otherwise there's be 25 teams in League Two.

It would be extremely difficult to single out a team to replace Bury from League Two.

Swindon who are 2nd, have a game in hand and are joint 1st in truth.

Exeter and Cheltenham could catch Plymouth Argyle.

Which would mean all the teams from 1st to 3rd would be in a difficult situation and, the other teams like Exeter/Cheltenham could stake a claim that they could've made the playoffs.

There's issues in all scenarios.

Port Vale and Bradford could make a case about it being unfair that they miss out on a chance for the playoffs.

Promotion for 1st to 3rd wouldn't be disputed IMO.

If they awarded Exeter automatic promotion too.

5th to 8th could be the playoffs.

Allowing for Tranmere, Southend and Bolton to be relegated.

The National League could award two automatic promotions, then resolve the 3rd team via playoffs.

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