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DLSC 2005-2006 (Featuring 13 European leagues, 1 Asian league and 1 North American league)
England, Italy, Spain, Belgium, France, Germany, Holland, Portugal, Turkey, Croatia, Finland, Japan, Mexico, Romania, Switzerland
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DLSC 2004-2005 (Featured 10 European leagues)
England, Italy, Spain, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Portugal, Scotland, Turkey
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There will be 15 Domestic Leagues involved in the pool every year divided into 3 categories:
1. Top 3 (Worlds view of top leagues)
2. Next Top 6 (Worlds view with preferences)
3. Alternate 6 (Preferences, Amount of info available, Different continents if possible, Length of season in comparison to our DLSC season, 3 Most 3 Part)
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  • 6 players from each of the Top 3 leagues for a total of 18 players will be chosen.
  • The Alternate 6 leagues list will change every year and will be included with the  6 'grab bag' leagues for a total of 12 grab bag leagues, 6 consistent and 6 alternating. A grand total of 6 players from any of these 12 leagues must be picked.
  • For a total of a 24 player squad list.

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    Note:
    Management holds the right to change the alternate leagues. However, next season's alternate leagues must be confirmed by the end of February at the latest, the year the season begins. The issues that may cause changes to the established order are: leagues on hold improve their information on the internet tremendously, leagues on the list suddenly weaken their information on the internet or the league is becoming suspectful because of frauds etc. or two or more of the leagues are combined. The management's decision must be unanimous to drop a league or to pick a new league.

    Top 3:
    1. England (Most)
    2. Italy (Most)
    3. Spain (Most)

    Next Top 6:
    1. France (Most)
    2. Germany (Most)
    3. Holland (Most)
    4. Portugal (Most)
    5. Turkey (Most)
    6. Belgium (Most)

    Future Leagues for Alternate 6:
    DLSC 2005-2006
    1. Finland (Part)
    2. Romania (Most)
    3. Japan (Part)
    4. Switzerland (Most)
    5. Croatia (Part)
    6. Mexico (Most)

    DLSC 2006-2007
    1. Denmark (Part)
    2. Czech Republic (Most)
    3. Brazil (Part) 
    4. Hungary (Most) 
    5. Ireland (Part) 
    6. Bulgaria (Most) 

    DLSC 2007-2008
    1. Sweden (Part)
    2. Austria (Most)
    3. Argentina (Part)
    4. Poland (Most)
    5. Slovenia (Part)
    6. Northern Ireland (Most)

    DLSC 2008-2009
    1. Norway (Part)
    2. Slovakia (Most)
    3. Ukraine (Part)
    4. Scotland (Most)
    5. USA (Part)
    6. Greece (Most)

    DLSC 2009-2010
    1. TBA
    2. TBA
    3. TBA
    4. TBA
    5. TBA
    6. TBA
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    This chart shows how often a league has been selected for our competition.
    1X
    2X
    3X
    4X
    04-05 Greece (Most)
    04-05 Scotland (Most)

    05-06 Belgium (Most)
    05-06 Finland (Part)
    05-06 Romania (Most)
    05-06 Japan (Part)
    05-06 Switzerland (Most)
    05-06 Croatia (Part)
    05-06 Mexico (Most) 

    		 04-05/05-06 England (Most)
    04-05/05-06 Italy (Most)
    04-05/05-06 Spain (Most)
    04-05/05-06 France (Most)
    04-05/05-06 Germany (Most)
    04-05/05-06 Holland (Most)
    04-05/05-06 Portugal (Most)
    04-05/05-06 Turkey (Most)
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    Waiting List
    Albania (Most)
    Andorra (Most)
    Armenia (Page under construction --> Postponed)
    Australia (Most)
    Azerbaijan (Insufficient reporting --> Postponed)
    Belarus (Part)
    Bolivia (Page under construction --> Postponed)
    Bosnia & Herzegovina (Could not open the page at all --> Postponed)
    Cameroon (Insufficient reporting --> Postponed)
    Canada (Part)
    Chile (Most)
    China (Reporting only in Chinese --> Postponed)
    Colombia (Most)
    Cyprus
    Ecuador (Insufficient reporting --> Postponed)
    El Salvador (Most)
    Estonia (Most)
    Faroe Islands (Part)
    Georgia
    Iceland (Part)
    Iran
    Israel (Reporting only in Hebrew --> Postponed)
    Jamaica (Could not open the page at all --> Postponed)
    Kazakhstan [Proper reporting only in Russian (English reporting finished in July 2004) --> Postponed]
    Korea Republic (Part)
    Latvia (Part)
    Liechtenstein (There is not an own league in Liechtenstein... The teams are playing mainly in Swiss leagues)
    Lithuania NFKA A Lyga (Part)
    Luxembourg (Most)
    Macedonia (Most)
    Malta (Most)
    Moldova (Poor reporting --> Postponed)
    Morocco (Most)
    New Zealand (Most)
    Nigeria (Poor reporting --> Postponed)
    Northern Ireland
    Paraguay
    Peru
    Russia (Part)
    San Marino
    Saudi Arabia
    Serbia and Montenegro (Most)
    Slovenia
    South Africa
    Tunisia
    Uruguay
    Venezuela
    Wales