Jay Spearing
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voyeur
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Spearing has seemed to age prematurely whereas Peter 'Pan' Clarke never seems to get any older.
GrahamwantshisOates
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Lots of smaller clubs in Merseyside or Cheshire would take him on.
Even Wrexham is handy for him from the Wirral.
Even Wrexham is handy for him from the Wirral.
Lytham_fy8
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It's all the cardio he gets from having to sprint 20 yards for a tackle after being miles out of position.Spearing has seemed to age prematurely whereas Peter 'Pan' Clarke never seems to get any older.
voyeur
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Maghull or Rhyl, perhaps.
voyeur
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He likes to challenge himself. Why make the game easy, and dull?
fcblackpool
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Beat me to it.
Was going to say, well am that he's spent the last 20 years avoiding defending.
fcblackpool
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Skelmersdale, St Helens or Runcorn maybe.
Junior_BentsPlatformShoes
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Little legs also means his body has double the games of wear that he's actually played too.
Wilburrabbit
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Wrexham?
poolseasider
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Correct they don't like that holding midfielder on here do they?
Think everyone should be good as Kante .
voyeur
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Wrexham could well be above Tranmere in L2 next season.
GeminiPool
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He did a decent job for us at a time when the club needed it. He was always good natured when interacting with my young son, so he's alright by me.
Eternaloptimist
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They havent got there yet Voy
voyeur
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I know I'm just saying it's quite likely. If they go up they'll do well. My mate who supports County and goes to nearly all their games reckons County have gone to pieces. I feel Wrexham will go up one way or the other.
Alfie Conn
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I thought he was moving into Tranmere's coaching set up?.
Eternaloptimist
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They did win last though which makes the last games very interesting indeed
Stockport at home to Halifax (who could claim 3rd place). And that will be a sell out.
Wrexham away at at Dagenham who could sneak into 7th spot with a win and Chesterfield lose at home to Woking
Sunday will be interesting?
Excuse my ignorance but was is the significance of 2nd and 3rd places in the National league?
Only 2 go down from league 2 so obviously the winner of the National league is 1 replacement and then 2nd and 3rd in that league are separated from 4th to 7th who I assume are in some sort of play off.
All looks confusing.
20togo
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so 7th travel to fourth and sixth go to fifth. then one of the winners go to third and the other goes to second. And then the winner of those two games play off for promotion.
Insider
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..and the highest place team gets the home tie in a one-off match.
Lewis_Winthorpe
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Agreed
bleach51
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This table is interesting given this Sundays last day fixtures.A point for County will do it but the order of the last 7 positions is still up for grabs.
The really interesting one is how Chesterfield have imploded and yet could still end up going up.These are the last ten fixtures form guide.
Wizaard
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2nd and 3rd get a bye to play the winners of the 4 below with home advantage
Eternaloptimist
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Thanks 20s
Angloitalian
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County for me - top set upThanks 20s
Very competitive and look at the number of ex league clubs down there - plenty would make an immediate impact in league 2
If Stockport and Wrexham both go up decent punt on a double second promotion to league 1 next season