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GRAVITY ALWAYS WINS, IT SEEMS!

BARROW & HARROGATE
By Chris Dunlavy

THEY said it wouldn’t last. And, ultimately, they were right. After six years, 552 games and memories to last a lifetime, Harrogate and Barrow are back in the National League.
Over recent years, we have grown accustomed to watching ailing aristocrats topple out of the EFL.
Notts County missed the inaugural Premier League by a matter of months. Oldham were founder members, beating Tottenham, Liverpool and eventual champions Manchester United en route to survival in 1992-93. Even Carlisle reached the top-flight, albeit half a century a...

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