英超下界邊隊升班?

2007-05-26 10:38 pm

✔ 最佳答案

英格蘭超級聯賽
升班 : 新特蘭 + 伯明翰 + (打比郡 / 西布朗)
降班 : 錫菲聯 + 查爾頓 + 屈福特

2007-05-26 23:46:16 補充：
黑池屬於英格蘭第三級(甲組)聯賽於甲級聯賽排第三位，附加賽第一輪兩回合累計5-2擊敗奧咸，即使在附加賽決賽擊敗伊奧維，只能升上英格蘭冠軍聯賽，絕對不能升上英格蘭第一級(超級)聯賽作賽。

2007-05-26 23:57:02 補充：
以下是英格蘭聯賽升班附加賽決賽情況 :非職業聯賽 : 保頓艾爾賓 VS 格拉維森乙組聯賽 : 布里斯托流浪 VS 梳士貝利甲組聯賽 : 黑池 VS 伊奧維冠軍聯賽 : 打比郡 VS 西布朗各級升班附加賽決賽於 2007-05-26 至 2007-05-28 作終極一戰

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Monkey

2007-05-28 1:13 am

今季英格蘭超級聯賽有:錫菲聯 (排名 : 18),查爾頓 (排名 : 19),屈福特 (排名 : 20)降班

英冠有:新特蘭 (排名 : 1),伯明翰 (排名 : 2)

而打附加賽有:打比郡 (排名 : 3), 西布朗 (排名 : 4)

黑池係英甲升英冠

Blackpool Football Club is an English football club currently playing in League One, the third tier of professional football in England. The club's home ground is Bloomfield Road in the Lancashire seaside resort of Blackpool in north-west England. Their nicknames are The 'Pool, The Seasiders and The Tangerines, the latter stemming from their home colour. They have a fierce rivalry with local arch-enemy Preston North End.

The club's most famous achievement is winning the 1953 FA Cup Final, the so-called "Matthews Final", in which they beat Bolton Wanderers 4-3, overturning a 1-3 deficit in the closing stages of the game.

During that post-war period, Blackpool made three Wembley appearances in six years and came close to winning the League Championship on several occasions. They also supplied the national teams with many players, notably for England in 1953 when four Blackpool men lined up at Wembley, causing the Daily Mirror to declare that "Blackpool F.C. are playing Hungary today",[1] though it became a day that English football fans would want to forget.

In 1982-83, Blackpool endured the worst season in their history, finishing second-bottom in the Fourth Division, and were only saved from relegation to the Alliance Premier League (now the Conference) because the re-election system voted in their favour. The club recovered two years later to win promotion to the Third Division, only to be relegated in 1990.

The club's owners, the Oyston family, announced in December 2005 that they were considering three bids for the club. In early May 2006, it appeared that Valeri Belokon, a Latvian businessman with connections in both banking and beer, was poised to make a considerable investment in the club, possibly even taking over the chairmanship from Karl Oyston. On May 19, 2006, it was announced that Belokon had agreed to invest £5 million into the club, which will be spread over several years.

On June 29, 2006, Belokon invested in Blackpool, purely on the playing side of the club, of which he now has a share holding of 20%, with the option to double the stake at a later date. Belokon became the new president, and both he and his assistant, Normund Malnacs, became directors of the club. Coincidentally, the team travelled to Latvia for a three-match pre-season tour in mid-July.

Belokon has also bought a football club in Riga, Latvia, with the sole intention of its being a feeder club and providing players for Blackpool.[2]

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