Originally posted by WojBhoy[..]
You're right about the Championship, in England we've got the Premiership (all the big well known clubs etc.), and then the Football League which is the next 3 divisions (Coca Cola Championship, " " League 1 and " " League 2, aka. the Fizzy Pop Leagues) and where my team Norwich are (the Championship), and then the "non-leagues", i.e. everyone else who isn't in the top 4 divisions - why they're non-league is beyond me because it's all still one fat old league pyramid lol.
You have one hell of a network of leagues which all build up to the Conference (at the moment sponsored by Blue Square, used to be Nationwide and Vauxhall before that). The other European leagues all work on a vaguely similar basis, and the Champions' League (a misnomer in itself) is made up of the top clubs across Europe, with 1-4 teams from each league qualifying depending on the status of their home country in world footy
I was messing around because fuck all people from the rest of the world hear or know about the Football League - everywhere you go with regard to English footy, it's Premiership Premiership Premiership, pisses most of the world off. In the UK, the media seem to forget everyone else except the Premiership, and that's including the SPL.
Could have been a Football-FAQ (Aaron, you know..

Great explanation! Not that interesting to know, but I sometimes follow the lower divisions. I played FIFA2004 with Nott's County and I am always interested in the results and stuff. Also great results in the FA Cup this year

I'm fan of a local footballclub here (3th Dutch division, called amateurs) so I'm kinda fond of the smaller clubs.