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Despite all the provincial unions agreeing to the NZRU's plan for the new National Provincial Championship (which included promotion-relegation which everyone wanted a few years ago) some unions, fans and commentators are now complaining (realising now that their team might be one of the ones relegated). As such the Players' Union has come up with a plan that would start from 2011.
With a number of different plans on the table and hundreds of people moaning about all of them, The Dropkicks can now reveal how the problem of picking a plan will be solved:

But just wait for the shit-fight about who'll get to spin the damn thing.
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