Name - England Upside Down

Patch - 9.3.0
Version - 1.0
Tagline - The English League System Upside Down.

Author - MonkeyFace

Description:
The Aim

The aim of England: Upside Down is to do what it says on the tin. Flip the teams at the top in the Premiership to those in the Blue Square North and South, whilst flipping those at the bottom to the top. And yes, it is a downloadable database, that’s what I made it for primarily.

I am also looking to see how long it will take the clubs at the bottom get back to the top and how long it will take the new top clubs to get up to Premier League/Championship standard.

How is this done?

I have, rather than using reputation like most people to base a switch upon, I have simply used the starting game media prediction of the club, placing the lowest predicted club the highest.
In other words, teams such as Basingstoke (predicted 17th in the BSS) and Alferton (predicted 19th in the BSN) have been placed in the Premier League. Or, the worst teams play at the top, the best at the bottom.

The Premier League and The Championship:

The bottom 10 predicted teams from the BSN and bottom 10 predicted teams from the BSS will make up the Premier League. This leaves the top 10 teams from both the BSN and BSS, these therefore make up the Championship.

League One, League Two and the Blue Square Premier:

League One teams will simply swap with the Blue Square Premier teams and, due to the structure of the English leagues, League Two have not changed due to the league being the ‘middle league’ of them all.

The Blue Square North and South Divisions:

The Blue Square Divisions are made up from teams from the Championship and the Premier League. This is done relatively evenly, with 14 clubs from the Championship and 8 from the Premier League going to the South Division, whilst 12 from the Premier League and 10 from the Championship go to the North Division. Although the division is not equal, it has been done in this way as I have split the teams North and South. There was originally the idea to put the Premiership clubs and top two Championship clubs in the BSN and the rest in the BSS, but I preferred this way.