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‘3up just has to happen’, says Bees boss Brennan

Dean Brennan says 3UP into the EFL is a no-brainer.

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The Football League Paper Team
16 November 2025

‘3up just has to happen’, says Bees boss Brennan

REAL BUZZ: The Bees celebrate promotion last season

Dean Brennan says 3UP into the EFL is a no-brainer.
The campaign for an extra promotion spot was in the spotlight yesterday with all games in the National League having a symbolic 3.03pm kick-off.
The National League are pushing hard publicly for another spot but the EFL aren’t keen to debate the issue until their wider football deal with the Premier League is resolved.
Brennan guided Barnet to the National League title last season with his side reaching 102 points as they held off York City.
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