Thrown in by: Soccer Dad on July 22nd 2008, 2:05 am | Email
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Tags: england, organization, promotion, relegation, soccer, soccer-leagues, US Soccer
Filed under: Ramblings, US Soccer
Tags: england, organization, promotion, relegation, soccer, soccer-leagues, US Soccer
Filed under: Ramblings, US Soccer
I knew England had a number of soccer leagues in a hierarchical structure where teams could be promoted and relegated between them. But I never knew it was made up of 24 levels, 140 leagues, 480 divisions, and over 7000 clubs.
If England can manage to promote and relegate teams within 24 levels, why can’t we figure it out with just five or so? (Yes I’m being rhetorical
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Wow, that means if you start a new club and you promote every year, you will still need about 23 years to get to the premier league…
Then I’ll better buy myself a club like Chelsea…
Comment by The Big Football 07.22.08 @ 11:27 am