Leagues are continually being restructured, expanded, contracted… evolving.
Let’s deem it to be an organic body rather than an immovable mountain range.
I opened in my first sentence with the distribution (locality) of the clubs and the amount of travelling.
Less miles is a cost saving for clubs and supporters alike.
If you look at whom we will be playing next season, you will see that there aren’t many local or even close games!
Gloucester 175 miles and a shade over 3 hours.
It’s hardly regional football at those distances.
Massive gap? You’ll have to do better than that!
Last season we were a L2 club – next season we are NLN.
Season after, we may be Northern Premier!
The gap? Ha ha.
Yeah, like everyone has been breathing down Wrexham & County’s necks all season!
It’s not about fewer games.
It’s about saving money on travel costs and making it more affordable for fans and actually regional.
