How popular is this league in UK? Excluding England of course

How popular is this league in UK? Excluding England of course.

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No-ones heard of it

What a retarded question

Scots are more interested in it than our own league. I never see zoomers wearing rangers and celtic shirts, only liverpool and chelsea shirts

The Irish love manure

Why don't Celtics and Rangers join the premier league like Swansea and Cardiff?

What league is that? Some American league?

honest question, why doesn't swansea and cardiff play in the welsh league?

>inb4 they would constantly dominate the welsh league
so does celtic and rangers in scotland and that doesn't stop them from still being there

Scottish football is shite now, Celtic should just join the EPL atleast until Rangers get their shit together

Probably more money in the EPL

They were formed before there was a Welsh league to play in

Also Celtic and Rangers don't dominate Scotland the same way Swansea and Cardiff would dominate the Welsh league.
It's absolutely awful

Those clubs predate the Welsh league so were already established in the English league system as they had nowhere else to play. When the Welsh league was set up they along with Wrexham and Newport (I think) were invited to join but all said no for obvious financial/prestige reasons

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Wales literally isn’t a country.

It literally is. Look up the word 'literally'

they were already established professional teams in the english system when the welsh league was formed, they were given the option but the welsh league is barely professional and the standard is so unbelievably low that it would be unthinkable for teams established in the english leagues to join.

the difference in quality is 100x the difference between celtic/rangers and the rest of the spl. the new saints, who dominate the welsh league, are based in a town of about 15,000 with a stadium of 2,000 capacity. the welsh national team wouldn't even think of selecting any players from that league. most spl grounds are at least 10,000 capacity and the standard, whilst not amazing, is professional and you do get some good international level players there

Wales was part of the Kingdom of England

It literally isn't

The ISO has recognised Wales as a country rather than a principality since late 2011. It is literally a country, this isn't a matter of opinion. Granted, it probably shouldn't be, but it is

>A damp field full of poor people is a country

'no'

I agree, it shouldn't be, but it is so here we are.

And it isn't just poor people, there's sheep, castles and charity shops here too

still not a country

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The mistake was giving them a choice, shoul have kicked them out.

The UN doesnt recognize it

It does, it recognises uk as a member state comprised of 4 constituent countries

Yeah but they're not countries the way USA is a country.

You don't live in Glasgow, clearly.

The pubs in Scotland show the games and as many people turn out to watch the Saturday Night EPL game in an NPC bar as do the Sat/Sun morning SPL games.

Rangers and Celtic are the biggest draw up here, but the pubs do well screening the EPL matches and they're fun to watch. Between the PAddies and Pajeets in Uni-cities (Dundee, Aberdeen, Edinburgh) the matches are well supported.

They are countries in a way more individually recognised that the US (as countries relates to culture, heraldry, etc.) but aren't 'nations' in the way the US is (fully antonymous, individual member states of the UN, etc.). The nomenclature isn't hard to understand
>when you aren't a retarded Amerimutt

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