retired_sargent

Good luck with them, Belgium is a good place to start. :thup:

retired_pmetzger1

Perhaps after a couple of season's you'd care to explain the Belgian promotion/relegation system to us.

Good luck.

retired_pmetzger1

Perhaps after a couple of seasons you'd care to explain the Belgian promotion/relegation system to us.

Good luck.

SORT IT OUT SI!

retired_sargent

I do wish that some people would get the grammar on their posts right first time. No wonder there are so many Brodys around

retired_berrysale

or down

retired_sara maria

Clearly the child is having an effect on Michal's grammar. Before the birth he would've nailed that sentence first try.

retired_pmetzger1

Before the birth I could edit my posts.

retired_curlgirl

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by mkus:
After a couple of season's you'd care to explain the Belgian promotion/relegation system to us.

Good luck. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

2nd divROMOTION: The champion gets promoted
the league is divided in three parts of 11(12) games each. The winners of those parts get a playoff position. At the end of the season, the tickets for playoff that are still available are given to the best placed teams without a ticket. The playoffs are a mini-league with 4 teams.
RELEGATION: The two last teams relegate, the 16th team gets into the relegation playoffs together with the promotion candidates from div3. These playoffs are elimination-stage, only the winner gets to start in div2.

3rd division: The champions of the A&B -league get promoted automaticly. They have to play a game to decide who is the div3 champion. These divisions are also divided in parts of 10 games, and the winners get a ticket.

I hope the system is now a bit more understandable for you guys. I hear that in Mexico, it's even worse. I heard it's possible to relegate and compete for the title in the same season...

retired_drumcook

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