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In Oldham's defence, absolutely nothing good ever happens to that club They haven't been promoted since about the 70s

I just can't see Farsley picking anything up, they're so poor atm Blyth are by far the worst team i've watched this season, I thought Bishop Stortford were more impressive. No idea how they've managed 50 points. I thought Farsley were pretty solid but not spectacular against us

Think there will be no change Chorley vs Boston Alfreton vs Curzon Hoping Farsley stay up but can't see it

As an outsider that has watched a fair bit of L2 this year, that seems like a very fair team There's a few ones you could debate as usual but there's no position they're miles off with

We have absolutely been the worst professional team to follow the last few years, 3 pathetic relegations in 5 years. Finished 23rd, 20th, 22nd, 24th and 23rd in a 5 year span. Were on the brink of going bust in January 2023 and October 2023. Last 20 years no way though as we spent a few years...

2nd pretty much confirmed for us now Would like to avoid Curzon as they've beat us twice this year but Alfreton are one of most tedious sides to play against so that wouldn't be great either

Congrats to Stockport, Wrexham and Mansfield Three best teams all season long and deserved to get promoted

Played a lot of games for us in the FL, played under Hurst so would make sense. He was one of the few that actually seemed to give a shit in our horrific years so I’ll always like him for that. Biggest issue here was he never seemed to fit into one postion, we played him RB/CB/CM. Was a good...

We had been playing our kids for weeks before that so didn’t apply to us, we drew 1-1 with Hartlepool the week prior with basically the same team

Win on Saturday and we essentially secure 2nd place (baring a wild goal swing) That would mean we have to win two home games for promotion, all in our hands

Yeah you seem to have caught us twice on our most clinical days, we’ve missed a hatful most other games. I think from 5th to about 13th are all very similar level teams at the moment, been a tight league this year

Huge win for us today with Chorley losing. We were the better team and deserved the win but 4-1 flattered us after a couple late goals, we’ve lost to teams much worse than Hereford this year.

Yeah it is a rugby city but the team has been good enough that they should be a bigger club really Until this year, they've been getting similarish attendances to Huddersfield which is a much smaller place surrounded by big clubs.

Carlisle are one of those clubs I am always surprised they're not a bigger club, feel like their potential is huge with how far away they are from other professional clubs. It's like Hull, I cannot believe they're not a bigger club considering the size of the city and how they're the only team...

Going to be a very interesting end to the season, I think if Chorley win on Saturday then 2nd is theirs as that's their toughest fixture. Our goal difference over Brackley is basically an extra point so hopefully we can at least get third While we're really struggling to score, we've suddenly...

What's gay hockey? Never watched that

And then Chipmunx will respond saying "This reminds me of when Barrow got promoted a few years ago..."

I can't believe Aden Flint and Stephen Quinn are playing for free this year

Eh? You're the team most likely to blow it at this point not sure why you'd want me to be incorrect

3 biggest budgets going up, not often that happens in this league