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FIRST Bury and now, potentially, Macclesfield Town. How many more famous lower-league football clubs do we have to lose before the EFL swallow their stupid pride and act?
Surely now it’s time that the football bigwigs put their heads together to seriously consider bringing back a regionalised fourth-tier – made up of League Two and National League clubs – in order to cut down the ever-increasing tra...

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