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Australia Full Promotion-Relegation Pyramid (14 Levels)
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Australia Full Promotion-Relegation Pyramid (14 Levels)

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After a year break the Australian Promotion/Relegation Pyramid is back by popular demand with 14 levels (107 competitions) and 1334 clubs.

Do you have what it takes to climb the pyramid and take your club to national glory and beyond?

The Structure

The A-League is now rebranded as "A-League 1" and has expanded to 16 clubs (new clubs are Auckland City, the returning Gold Coast United and new franchises Tasmania United and Canberra United)

Two new professional leagues "A-League 2" and "A-League 3" consisting of 16 clubs each. Most of these clubs are from the NPL but also see the return of defunct clubs North QLD Fury, FNQ FC Heat and a new club in Darwin.

Other additions to the “A-Leagues” include more prize (and participation) money, the removal of the salary cap, and slight increase of foreign player spots,

Under these three professional leagues are 9 regional zones. Each zone has a "State Premier League”. At the end of the season the 9 winners from the SPL go into a league playoff with the top two teams securing promotion to the “A-League 3” competition and obtaining professional status. Each Zone has its own structure that includes promotion/relegation from the top to the bottom (as detailed in the image below)

Each zone also has its own knockout or “state” cup with the winner (and sometimes runner up) qualifying for the national FFA Cup which includes the 48 A-League clubs. Expanding the national cup competition to a 64 club format.
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ColtsD Jul 1, 2023 @ 7:31am 
any idea when this is coming to fm23
Weiry  [author] Nov 18, 2022 @ 4:50am 
It would almost certainly have to be re-created in the 23 editor again.
ColtsD Nov 16, 2022 @ 11:57pm 
damn all good mate love this database is there a way for someone like my self to just move it from 22 to 23 or does it need to be made in the 23 editor again
Weiry  [author] Nov 16, 2022 @ 12:31am 
No unfortunately, at least for the near future. I don't have the patience at the moment. Maybe in the new year.
ColtsD Nov 15, 2022 @ 9:02pm 
will this be getting moved to FM23
Garry_GL May 18, 2022 @ 1:35am 
Was managing Blacktown Spartans in the NSW Platinium League. Three then another 2 players were getting paid $1200....up from $120 for no apparent reason. Blew our wages vote out and couldnt sign any players. Shame, as it was a great concept and what the future of Aussie football should be.
chooks- May 16, 2022 @ 3:55am 
Shame, the update was super cool, good job on it.
chooks- May 16, 2022 @ 3:54am 
Hi, I think I had it fixed, I can't remember exactly. I was playing with Sydney FC. Even clubs like MU and Liverpool had players on 1M/wk wages so, scaling.
Weiry  [author] May 15, 2022 @ 4:59pm 
It can't be updated to 22.4 because a lot of the clubs got removed in the update. (I'll re-create them for FM23) you have to use the old update to use it.

As for the high wages I've never seen anyone on 340K/wk... what club are you talking about? I'll try to adjust the wage guidelines for FM23.
Zakarus Apr 16, 2022 @ 6:17am 
Needs a checkin