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League 2 north south divide 08:04 - Apr 27 with 430 views

Regardless of outcomes next Saturday, it’s worth noting that the balance of north and south football clubs next season is already significantly redressed. Definitely leaving are Doncaster, Port Vale, Morecambe, Carlisle and probably Bradford. Definitely joining are Crawley, Bristol Rovers, Cambridge United, Shrewsbury and Barnet.

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League 2 north south divide on 09:08 - Apr 27 with 396 views

burnsieespana

Funny how things sort themselves out!

League 2 north south divide on 09:54 - Apr 27 with 379 views

durham_exile

Definitely a blow for us in the frozen North.

Well we just need three results to go our way on Saturday.

Stranger Things and all that.

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League 2 north south divide on 10:13 - Apr 27 with 373 views

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League 2 north south divide on 09:54 - Apr 27 by durham_exile
Definitely a blow for us in the frozen North. Well we just need three results to go our way on Saturday. Stranger Things and all that. Up the U's

Four. Don’t forget above all else, we have to win

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League 2 north south divide on 14:28 - Apr 27 with 279 views

BFG

and maybe Southend

League 2 north south divide on 07:45 - Apr 28 with 150 views

thrillseeker

League 2 north south divide on 14:28 - Apr 27 by BFG
and maybe Southend

If Seaweed fail with promotion they will have some mammoth journeys next year - not good for the travelling fan

League 2 north south divide on 09:44 - Apr 28 with 118 views

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Great for the club and our fans that go away to lose some of those really long trips and replace them with some much shorter ones.

Also some of biggest League Two clubs are going up and some of the smallest League One clubs coming down. Is football levelling off? Will "punching above your weight" become a thing of the past?