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Bookmakers fancy Wanderers’ chances of winning League Two this season.
SkyBet have installed the Whites as the 6/1 joint favourites to lift the title, alongside Salford City.
Mansfield Town and Tranmere Rovers are 10/1 to finish top, with Bradford City, Exeter City and Forest Green priced at 12/1.
Last season’s National League champions Barrow are 40/1, while fellow promoted side Harrogate are 28/1.
Rank outsiders are Morecambe, who are a whopping 150/1 to claim the trophy next May, while Oldham Athletic (66/1) and Stevenage (50/1) are also unfancied.
You can also get odds of 6/4 on Wanderers getting promotion by any means this season.
Ian Evatt’s side have top billing alongside Salford City, with Mansfield Town and Tranmere Rovers joint second-favourites at 9/4.
Bradford City, Exeter City and Forest Green are next at 11/4, followed by Cheltenham Town at 10/3 and Colchester United, Port Vale and Walsall at 9/2.
Rank outsiders for promotion are Morecambe at 25/1, along with Oldham Athletic at 12/1 and Stevenage – who only escaped the drop by virtue of Macclesfield Town’s points deduction last season – at 10/1
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SkyBet have installed the Whites as the 6/1 joint favourites to lift the title, alongside Salford City.
Mansfield Town and Tranmere Rovers are 10/1 to finish top, with Bradford City, Exeter City and Forest Green priced at 12/1.
Last season’s National League champions Barrow are 40/1, while fellow promoted side Harrogate are 28/1.
Rank outsiders are Morecambe, who are a whopping 150/1 to claim the trophy next May, while Oldham Athletic (66/1) and Stevenage (50/1) are also unfancied.
You can also get odds of 6/4 on Wanderers getting promotion by any means this season.
Ian Evatt’s side have top billing alongside Salford City, with Mansfield Town and Tranmere Rovers joint second-favourites at 9/4.
Bradford City, Exeter City and Forest Green are next at 11/4, followed by Cheltenham Town at 10/3 and Colchester United, Port Vale and Walsall at 9/2.
Rank outsiders for promotion are Morecambe at 25/1, along with Oldham Athletic at 12/1 and Stevenage – who only escaped the drop by virtue of Macclesfield Town’s points deduction last season – at 10/1
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