retired_tinkfaeree

Not getting fired in Turkey is tough, as well as getting promoted in Brazil. I haven't played in Russia before though.

retired_kswansonwoolf

Portugal D2B. Only one promotion spot, 4 relegation spots and one playout spot.

retired_sandra

Sweden. Three up from seventy odd teams and god knows how many get relegated.

retired_sandra

Or Spain, where winning the league doesn't even guarantee you promotion, and four go down out of sixteen in each region.

retired_duncan

You forgot to add: No prize money for league or cups, no tv money. Try running a budget on crowd revenue alone, you'd better make sure you keep winning or the punters don't show up. Oh yeah, and B teams that attract about 3 men and a dog and usually thrash your arse. Porto

retired_kswansonwoolf

Yeah, i remember.

Actually, the B teams usually were the easiest of the lot for me (both in the Iberian Clan and offline).

retired_jmathias

Valid.
Sweden second division:
- 12 teams in 6 groups
- 1 promotion playoff spot in every group
- 1 relegation playoff spots in every group
- 2 relegationspots in every group.

So let's see. 72 teams, 3 promotion spots, 12 relegation spots + 6 relegation playoff spots.
I would say Russian 2nd Division is a piece of pish.

Uknowmehfo

Pffft. :p

Mr.Flea will correct me if my knowledge of the Brazilian 3rd is rusty, but wasn't it 128 teams for two promotion spots and 36 relegation spots?

retired_ms.jones55

Kov, Russian 2nd division is absolutely the same as Sweden. But it's not implemented in FM

As to the 1st division - the main problem IRL is frequent flights and, thus, large expenses. Tried it in the first CM that had it and had no pleasures.

bigman14

Brazilain Third: 108 teams fighting for 4 promotion spots. And I think, altghow I'm not sure, that 36 teams get relegated. A little bit harder than Sweeden IMO.