@frallan011 Vaduz lär ju dock vinna mot Inter Åbo. Detta är alltså FC Vaduz som är nykomlingar i Schweiziska högstaligan (de deltar i det schweiziska ligasystemet trots att de kommer från Liechtenstein). Bajen är ju så klart favoriter ändå, men kan vara värt att notera.
@SweeperPod And I guess Haifa FC Bafata might have something to do with Hafia FC of Guinea, three-time winners of the African Cup of Champions Clubs/CAF Champions League?
@Ponhak@LeonardJN Nicolás Jackson/Jackson Martínez
Charlie Austin
Tidigare Galatasaray- och Schalke-spelaren Lincoln
James Ma(d)dison
Andra spelare med amerikanska stadsnamn: Orlando Engelaar och gamle brasseanfallaren Washington
@SweeperPod In Angola you also have Primeiro de Agosto (Angola’s most successful team together with Petro de Luanda), which is named after its founding date (August 1, 1977).
@Kegmanplays There are lots of fallen giants in Belgium, i.e., RFC Liege (Belgian Nat Division 1), RWDM, Lierse, Beveren and Beerschot (all in First Division B).
@Kegmanplays Austria Salzburg and Wacker Innsbruck should probably be added for Austria. In Hungary, you have MTK and Györ that would definitely count as fallen giants (other fairly recent champions Vac and Dunaujvaros (dissolved) not playable).
@FMSweden Artem Milevskyi (saves med Dynamo Kiev och Ajax, FM 2009), Jan Blažek och David N’Gog (fint radarpar i PAOK, FM 2010) samt Nassim Ben Khalifa (save med Dynamo Dresden, FM 2011).
@FootballSwissEN@BSC_YB@FC_Basel_en@ServetteFC@FCSion Would you agree that next season would provide the perfect team setup from a fan/popularity perspective (under the current 10-team structure) should Sion beat Thun and remain in the league? Can’t think of any other team I would rather see among the 10 SL teams.
@RichDPike89 @MarkBigPotatoes @RusFootballNews If by ”Rostov” you mean SKA Rostov and by ”Krasnodar” you mean Kuban Krasnodar I agree with your suggested starting field (would perhaps only change one of Rubin and Ural for FK Rostov to secure a nice Rostov derby).