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    Posted: 28 May 2025 at 16:57
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Lymms cash in hand players have been hard done here 
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Strongly worded statement on X from Lymm about the decision to allocate clubs to N2 W/N/E

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Wherever you draw the lines, there will be seasons where the numbers do not work.

The advantage of three divisions is it gets rid of the long journeys that N2S had, like Redruth to North Walsham.

It sort of works if the tri-point is around Birmingham, but as it moves North, there is a long way to the next club - and it makes a vast difference to the Cheshire clubs' travel. 

Made even more painful as the RFU no longer funds travel. 

Though Lymm's travel will be less than Redruth's.


The alternative is to have strict lines and vary the number of teams relegated or promoted to keep numbers square. I am not sure that there would be sufficient support to return to that. 

But, if there is to be another look at league structure, these are the points that need to be discussed.

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Originally posted by islander islander wrote:

Strongly worded statement on X from Lymm about the decision to allocate clubs to N2 W/N/E


They don’t suggest an alternative though.
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Though Lymm's travel will be less than Redruth's

And Camborne’s.
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