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Names for divisions
Posted by Poster from the past on 14/4/2025, 20:18:56
False modern football nonsense names:
Premier League Championship League One League Two
Correct names:
First Division Second Division Third Division Fourth Division
Stop buying into the modern football nonsense.
CORRECT NAMES ONLY outlaws is not the barometer of sanity.
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Re: Names for divisions
Posted by Andy Cappuccino on 14/4/2025, 20:32:36, in reply to "Names for divisions"
Football has not been the same since the bottom 2 divisions stopped being regionalised
You could have a twenty team top division and second division. Then three twenty team divisions North, Midlands and South. Replicate at non league level.
No need, we're a small country. 5 Divisions of 20 before going North/South - when part-time teams get involved. 4 promoted and 4 relegated, 8 relegated in regional divisions, every game counts, scrap the play-offs.
The problem with that is that only one team can be promoted from each of three Third Divisions so the season could be over for most teams with months to go.
Not necessarily, top two promoted would certainly mean a regular shake up in the second tier... Realistically the only big change coming in football is when the so called big guns finally go Euro Super Duper League.
Regionalised divisions never work though in reality.
Eventually southern clubs find themselves in the northern region and vice versa out of necessity with promotion and relegation.
For example, Gloucester City, Lowestoft Town and King's Lynn Town have already been placed in the northern sections of their leagues because the southern section already has it's full complement of southern based clubs.
Re: Names for divisions
Posted by Nearly a Genius on 15/4/2025, 9:17:24, in reply to "Re: Names for divisions" Legend of Outlaws
Bishop's Stortford was in the Northern division a few years back And Needham Market is in there this season.
If you can find a way of regionalising football divisions in a way that doesn't result in some clubs being nearer the border than others, then I suggest you make yourself known
It's just the way things are currently, ridiculous to expect a nice neat division of the country according to where football clubs are located. On King's Lynn it would a hell of a hike to play in Devon or Cornwall
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