I love Canada, but they don't have a national league. If there would be a highest division of 16 teams and two second divisions of 16 teams. Which 48 teams would be in it? Or which are the best 48 teams of Canada.
What have London Portugese won? I was thinking Kanata Soccer Post, they won the Ontario Cup and lost in the semis in the Canada Cup. They even beat some of our "professional" teams in the latter.
St. Lawrence Laurentians. What other town of a few hundred could attract 10,000 to one of their matches? And they once finished 2nd in the Challenge Cup. Although they finished last a bunch of times, too.
st lawrence laurentians I'd have to say the st. lawrence laurentians are one of the top canadian teams of all time. St. Lawrence is the soccer capital of canada and have played countless matches vs european more specificly irish, scottish, and some english clubs. Therefore they would be right up there in the rankings. They dominated the Newfoundland Challenge Cup over the years and are a force to be reckoned with. http://www.laurentianshomepage.com
If I were you I would keep my teams name off this board. Otherwise, there is a good chance that the London Portugese will be the Tuscon Eagles in a year. Golly you fella's have a great economy. ;-)
Calgary Callies should be in there, afterall they are current Challenge Cup National Champs. I was talkign to this girl who played @ Laval, said she had huge turnouts, compared to our paltry 30 fans @ UofA ahaha
Becks you support UofA? Did you see the national final vs St Marys there were like 40 people in the stands at most in Montreal.
yeh i was @ the game sitting on the bench!!! no fans at all, but it was relatively cold, like hovering around freezing. I wasn't sure what to expect. you dream of partaking in a huge final with tons of fans ... a bit dissappointing lol