What does outcome of EFL vote mean for the National League

After finding out what the outcome of EFL vote means for the National League, fans replied their thoughts to the situation. A League Two club, either Stevenage or Macclesfield, are set to be relegated into non league for next season, after a vote by clubs. A National League board meeting has been scheduled for Wednesday afternoon, after Tuesday’s decision by the EFL, who themselves need to discuss how to decide who drops down.

Only fitting they should seeing as they shafted Barrow out of it in the early 70's!

— David Mann ⚽?? (@Dorsetposh) June 9, 2020

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— IJR (@dicaniowl) June 9, 2020

If only this totally unforeseen outcome could have been predicted and the NL could have prepared accordingly for such an eventuality.

— Richard (@MatlockRichard) June 9, 2020

Barrow to be promoted and playoffs to take place for other teams.
Only fair way.

— JBPhotography (@JBPhotogUK) June 9, 2020

Indeed. They have been embarrassing really. If Stevenage get relegated they deserve to know when the National League expect to resume and which teams will be in each of the three leagues. Surely at this stadiums you could allow a set number of fans in even with distancing.

— Colin Peppiatt (@ColinPep1) June 9, 2020

Presumably Step 3 to Step 7 will need to look at adopting this approach as the whole pyramid is connected.

— Ilkley Town AFC (@ilkleytown) June 9, 2020

How can you have relegate teams from National league but not north or South surely promotion and relegation goes hand in hand

— Robert Jack (@robgeorgejack) June 9, 2020

Yep and the FA have zero respect for non league as well

— Owena12 (@Owena121) June 9, 2020

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