Davey

I apologise if this breaks one the many rules you lot in here abide by but I was just wondering your views on the most challenging LLM leagues. Although I don't follow the LLM rules when playing I almost always start with a lower league side which led to me asking the question. From my experience I'd say the Portuguese lower league (not Liga Honra) is one of the most difficult but I'm sure some of the Asian leagues etc can prove to be a 'tad' difficult.

Davey

I've just seen -

DO NOT ASK WHO THE MOST DIFFICULT CONFERENCE N&S OR LLM CLUB IS!!!

The question isn't asking for particular clubs or comparing the Conference North & South it's on a global scale.

retired_sandra

LLM is about a way of playing, not just playing with a lower league team.

But to answer your question, every league has it's own challenges, just like every club does. Some are tougher to get promoted from than others

creative36

Brazil is notoriously tricky in terms of promotion. 128 teams going for 2 promotion spots.

Northern Ireland and Wales have low league reputations which makes getting and keeping good players hard.

Italy is hard on finances at the lower levels - you'll need more or less constant injections of cash from the board to stay solvent.

Sweden is the hardest of the Scandinavian countries, due to the teams/promotion spots ratio and the poor quality of players.

retired_merri13

Actually, 4 teams go up.

retired_cin4me9

Pffft 4 out of 128, pish easy. Now 2 would have been hard.

arman920

Every where I go is equally hard if you start at the bottom, my mistake in the past has been to accept job offers from clubs which are not small in terms relative to where they play.

Once you then reach a certain stage it usually becomes a routine path to some kind of success.