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Wood win battle to avoid relegation
8:12pm Thursday 15th May 2008
Boreham Wood appear to have gained the reprieve they were looking for.
With crisis club Halifax Town expected to drop down the non-league pyramid, the FA have announced that Wood will now remain in the Ryman League Premier Division next season, because of the domino effect the Shaymen have created.
Halifax's demise has meant that Altrincham and Hucknall Town will not now be relegated from step one and step two. With Wood having the best record of the clubs relegated from step three, they have also now earned a reprieve.
It means Wood will remain in the same division that they were in this year.
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bigwood, Herts. says...
9:12am Fri 16 May 08
Gary, says...
11:02am Fri 16 May 08
You finish the season where you deserve to finish, and then move on from there.
PHILJACKSON, Boreham wood says...
10:05am Sat 17 May 08
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