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Play-offs? Six of the best has got appeal

John Lyons

BIG MOMENT: Tranmere Rovers’ Josh Ginnelly scores their second equaliser en route to a dramatic 4-2 extra-time win against Ebbsfleet
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THE FLP EXECUTIVE EDITOR
IT IS difficult to beat the play-offs for entertainment value, isn’t it? But are they really a fair way to decide a season’s work? When I’ve written about this subject before, I’ve likened the play-offs to running a marathon… and then straightaway being asked to run a 100m sprint
There is something illogical about spending nine months having a league where eve...

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