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Sorry folks, after spending the whole morning devising the chart, TRL won't allow me to post it!!!

The Championship play-off structure for 10 teams is incredibly difficult to comprehend. We have been asked many times by fans how it works so we have devised the chart below in an attempt to be helpful. At the moment the chart is based on current league positions. Click on the chart to see it more clearly. Good luck!! Sorry folks, after spending the whole morning designing the chart TRL won't allow me to attach it!!!!

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In case it passed you by we thought you might like to see this, detailing the match details against North Wales, the new records set and the old records which were surpassed. Click on the image to see it clearly. In case you are wondering why two players have '{2}' in the middle of their name, it is the method we use when we have more than none player in our database with the same name.

It’s that time of the year when we produce a comprehensive version of the league table which shows all the possibilities for league winners, top two finish, play-off spots and wooden spoon. The arrows indicate movements up or down since the previous round of matches. Also included is our form guide based on each club’s last 5 league matches. Note of caution: in the special league table we have never found a way of taking into account the remaining fixtures. Einstein we are not! If club A still has club B to play, they can’t both lose all their remaining matches which is relevant in determining who could catch them up in the league table.

It’s that time of the year when we produce a comprehensive version of the league table which shows all the possibilities for league winners, top two finish, play-off spots and wooden spoon. The arrows indicate movements up or down since the previous round of matches. Also included is our form guide based on each club’s last 5 league matches. Note of caution: in the special league table we have never found a way of taking into account the remaining fixtures. Einstein we are not! If club A still has club B to play, they can’t both lose all their remaining matches which is relevant in determining who could catch them up in the league table. To see the tables more clearly, click on them.

In our version of the table we include arrows to indicate each club’s movement since the previous round of fixtures. f

Here is fevnut’s form guide table. It’s based on the last 5 league matches for each team. Click on the graphic to see it better.

Here is fevnut’s form guide table. It’s based on the last 5 league matches for each team. Click on the graphic to see it better.

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Click on the image to see it clearly

Click on the image to see it clearly

Click on the image to see it clearly

Here is fevnut's table based on the last 5 LEAGUE fixtures of the Championship teams