zipman

Hei, right now I play with Hibs in my first FM 2006 game. But I feel that I want to go back to "real FM" (= LL) soon ...

Asked a friend from Scotland yesterday which of the Scotish LL teams are located deep in the mountains, are in a very small town etc.
His answer was Livingston

But what I mean is a really smallish town, really remote (if anybody knows Norway: a team like Lyngen/Karnes), really "behind the moon". Any tips?

Could also be a LL town in the Lake District, Welsh mountains or sth like that ...

Thanks for your help!

Andreas

retired_angelmuffin2000

Elgin are in the back of beyond i think

retired_tinkfaeree

or East Sterling. Ask Ian to send you some pictures of the "crowd" if you want to get into the right mood.

zipman

thanks photos could be send to loeffleitroms@yahoo.no

retired_momof3onpurple

What kind of photos? :eek:

zipman

What kind of photos? :eek: </BLOCKQUOTE>

of those remote scotish LL towns and their stadiums?

KingsbayYHPE

Have a look in here, Norwegian bloke.

Good insight on all the Scottish League Clubs and their grounds.

KingsbayYHPE

For your information the most remote Club in the Scottish 3rd Division is Berwick Rangers, located in England, closest Club about 50 miles away.

East Stirlingshire and Stenhousemuir are near neighbours, Queens Park and Albion Rovers are in the Glasgow conurbation, and the rest are pretty independant.

Elgin City farthest north, Berwick farthest south.

zipman

great link, thanks a lot. im not really norwegian, but my heart is there ...

so how come berwick plays in scotland as english team?

and while im just asking why is there no promotion to 3rd division?

wouldnt it be nice to see some team from the hebrides in Div 3?

retired_rymar

No-one cares enough...