SergeiMakarovStyle
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- Oct 12, 2011
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Is Allsvenskan 100% professional league or semi pro like they have to work a regular job too? I suppose the top teams are 100% pro but what about the avarage and bad teams?
I didnt expect that. How can the bad teams that came from Divison 1 to Allsvenskan have enough money to pay like 25 people a year?Professional. Division 1 is semi pro.
Better sponsorships deals and a televison deal.I didnt expect that. How can the bad teams that came from Divison 1 to Allsvenskan have enough money to pay like 25 people a year?
Is it really 100% professional?
When Skellefteå played in Allsvenskan loads of players had part time jobs (firefighters and such) up until the early 00's when our economy got healthier. Has it really changed that much with the TV-deal and all?
Strangely sad. Guess it's good but it used to feel like the league had more "heart" than SEL.Yes, a lot has changed the last ten years or so when Allsvenskan switched to it's current format.
I didnt expect that. How can the bad teams that came from Divison 1 to Allsvenskan have enough money to pay like 25 people a year?
I didnt expect that. How can the bad teams that came from Divison 1 to Allsvenskan have enough money to pay like 25 people a year?
How many countries in europe have 2 100% professional leagues?
1. Russia?
2. Switzerland I have heard
3. Sweden?
4. Finland?
5. Germany?
Strangely sad. Guess it's good but it used to feel like the league had more "heart" than SEL.
Thilander? You meant 1000km, right? 100km is less than I drive on my daily route.Fwiw, your organisation just signed a 15 year old and got his entire family to move 100km north. It's not heart, it's business.
I didnt expect that. How can the bad teams that came from Divison 1 to Allsvenskan have enough money to pay like 25 people a year?
How many countries in europe have 2 100% professional leagues?
1. Russia?
2. Switzerland I have heard
3. Sweden?
4. Finland?
5. Germany?
NLB (2nd Swiss league) is not 100% profeasional.