Which (smallish) european league has the most games?

Fancy a bit of a different game and was wondering which of the leagues is quite a big one? I tried iceland but there's only about 30 games a season or something there which is a very short season and most of the game I'm just pressing continue not doing much of anything other than friendlies which becomes tedious.

Obviously there's a whole host of potential countries, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Wales, Sweden, Poland, Greece, Belarus, Austria, Norway, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia etc. If anyone knows which one is quite large and has plenty of games I'd be happy for the insight lol.

I dont know the answer, but I am curious as to why you ended that with lol? - Did you literally laugh out loud??

Just load the leagues that may interest you, then check at the start of the game which league has the most teams in it.

Tend to type it in without realising half the time, comes with typing things up whilst watching SSN when the stuff about southampton was on.

Those leagues and a couple more interest me, and my pc can't handle those plus the Italian, Spanish & English leagues.

I'm guessing Scotland. They have 39 games for 12 teams.

Stupid arsenal fans and their correct answers

Go with what Ben says, and try and not be rangers/celtic

Yea I forgot to include them in my list, whichever country I go to I'm going to the lowest league as well, scotland could prove an interesting challenge. With scotland having 4 divisions as well does make an interest challenge, I was looking through and looking for ones preferably with 3 or more like denmark and norway.

stupid arsenal fans and their correct answers

Go with what ben says, and try and not be rangers/celtic

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I went to a 4th tier swedish team (Norrby) amazingly, in the swedish bottom level there is a club worth 7m but they're greyed out for some reason. I decided ultimately, scotland wasn't going to be the biggest challenge, there's only rangers and celtic there to ultimately overcome, sweden has a couple of handy teams and a fair few teams with potential plus I now get the fun of learning about an aspect of football I know nothing of in the swedish leagues lol.

anyone know which league has the least amount of games per season?

Northern Ireland has 22 in the Second Division, but a ******** of cup matches.

I'm guessing Scotland. They have 39 games for 12 teams.

Stupid arsenal fans and their correct answers

Go with what Ben says, and try and not be rangers/celtic

Well actually its 38 games, so maybe they're not always right

Well actually its 38 games, so maybe they're not always right

Oh. Bugger.

I just realised that after the split, it's 5 games, not 6. :o

northern ireland have 27 games in league and lots of cups

Yea, Northern Irish Div 2 & 3 have a boatload of cups to participate in. It's alot of games each season for a decent team.

Turkish 2B league has 36-38 games, with interesting format.There is 55 teams in 2B i believe.

The trick is that you can only play Turkish players, so it makes it more challenging.Teams are decent though.

Norway 30 matches from 2009 season 26 matches in 2008 season

Yep, N.Ireland probably has the most amount of games including cup games. There's 4 or 5 cups to play in.

Try Belgium or Holland

Don't you get a sum of money per game you win in Turkey?

Don't you get a sum of money per game you win in Turkey?

Unless they changed it this season ,you don't. You do get good amount of money for televised games, if you qualify for Play off group in second stage.

Plus, lot of clubs have decent size stadiums.

Go Hearts in the SPL

Well actually its 38 games, so maybe they're not always right

WELL, as santy says he is going to start in the lowest league, it is actually 36 games, as divisions 1, 2 and 3 only have 10 teams playing each other four times. (and no irritatingly stupid "split")

BUT they do have an extra cup competition in the in the Scottish League Challenge Cup. which possibly makes that quite a lot of games if they can get a good run in all three cups (with some draws for replays in the scottish cup)

Think Switzerland has about 36 league games despite playing in a 10 team league. Each team plays each other 4 times.

Why does Scotland have such a dumbass system? Why not have two 21 team leagues in the EPL format?

Why does Scotland have such a dumbass system? Why not have two 21 team leagues in the EPL format?

that would be sensible but heyho they let twats make decisons here. Or they could have three leagues of 16.

Incidentally, as you post questioning others, why are you a Spurs fan?

I think Serbia has 33 games + lots of Cup matches

anyone know which league has the least amount of games per season?

i think in europe it is Iceland. Not sure about some of the other ones

Why does Scotland have such a dumbass system? Why not have two 21 team leagues in the EPL format?

Are you for real?! You call the Scottish system "dumbass", yet you advocate having an odd number of teams? Seriously. Try thinking before you write something down.

What's wrong with having four tiers of 10-12 teams? Why does everyone have to do things the same way?! I'm English but i loved playing in the Scottish leagues with Forfar, and prefer their format to the English which i think can have too many teams in many leagues (i.e. 24).

I've googled it, and most leagues have 30-38 games per season. A lot of people have suggested Ireland, in the IFA they play 38 league games, but there's the League Cup, Irish Cup, Setanta Sports Cup and obviously any continental competitions. I have no clue, I got this from t'internet.

Denmark:

12 teams

33 SAS League matches

Danish Cup matches

Uefa Cup matches (for the better teams)

Champions League Kvalification (for the best team)

I went to a 4th tier swedish team (Norrby) amazingly, in the swedish bottom level there is a club worth 7m but they're greyed out for some reason..

That's the Hammarby U/23 team.. I just edited the database and made them a stand alone club with Hammarby as a Parent with "Players Move Freely", "Same Board" & "Finacial Help".

I'm looking forward to my 22 games/season (well, in the lower league).