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Originally Posted by Nihilianth
I meant that, in this case, the league could be filled with teams form NY. It would be NY NY NY NY, ATL ATL, Philly, Philly, Philly, Chicago, Chicago, Chicago, LA LA LA LA. Maybe the occasionaly team from Dallas or something.
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Certainly, the larger cities would be host to more teams, but there are still practical limits on how many clubs a given area could support. With thirty teams, there'd still be room for other cities to be represented, just not quite as many as now.
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Originally Posted by Nihilianth
That type of set up would not be any fun at all. I like seeing a team from KC. People get the chance to see different cities on TV, other than the stereotypical NY/LA.
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Well, there are currently five London area-based clubs in the Premier League, and there seems to be a spirited enough competition between them and plenty of interest in general in the PL.
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Originally Posted by Nihilianth
And besides the fact that, how would they fill out the divisions? Unless there are no divisions like it used to be.
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In this age of jet travel, that's not really a big deal. Besides, up until 2001, they used to play a balanced schedule.