Now the dust has settled.

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MilnthorpeBlue
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Now the dust has settled.

Post by MilnthorpeBlue » Fri Mar 25, 2022 9:41 pm

Now that last weeks game has been put to bed it's worth pointing out that most CUFC fans want Barrow to stay in the league. It's always best to have some sort of rivalry, it adds a whole lot to the season. Personally I think you'll stay up at a canter, the new manager will motivate your players and there won't be a problem, three points will keep you up. Fingers crossed we'll both stay in the league and Stevenage or most likely Oldham will accompany Scunny out of it. One thing I know for certain, if either of our clubs drop out of the EFL we will never get back.

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Post by HenneysKnee » Sat Mar 26, 2022 6:13 am

Agreed; whilst it was funny to laugh at Carlisle when they were below us I’d rather play them next season in a game that means something than someone like Stevenage.
Praying Morecambe come down for the same reason (too much to ask that Fleetwood come down as well?)

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Post by Falstaff » Sat Mar 26, 2022 8:34 am

Yes agree with this completely. You want local rivals and derby games. It adds to the excitement, produces better crowds and generates more revenue for clubs.

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