https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52092628

Interesting if they were voted back in so the league was back to full allocation again but what about the space in our league

Remember Pools surviving when voting was used for division 4 relegation. We had some friends i think.

Absolute hypocrites! They were the main team who wanted the league suspended but now they may miss out on promotion they get pissed. Also love how they called the Vic a library yet Holker Street was a ghost town a few seasons ago, they probably have Carlisle kits in the attic.

Also did you know John Rooney is Wayne's brother? No one ever told me that before, especially not on TV.

Unless every team can complete the season as normal then the season is void.

Why vote barrow in, this would cause mayhem.

More stuff
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52092442

If they were streets clear at the top, maybe; just 4 points, nope. They are eminently catchable.
For FFP reasons, have the 6-team play-off, but among the teams with the 6 highest average home + average away attendances.
Sorry Boreham Wood, sorry Harrogate, sorry Solihull.

I've heard the argument that Bury's demise creates an empty space.

As for the space in National League, super playoff between third National League North and South side?

[quote="RemotePoolie" Also love how they called the Vic a library yet Holker Street was a ghost town a few seasons ago, they probably have Carlisle kits in the attic.[/quote]
could be worse though harrogate could get promoted. a few years ago betty,s tea rooms had more fans than them.

We finished 18th in 1972, clear of the re-election spots and a place ahead of Darlo. On that basis they should stay down and we should be voted back into the league.