Isle of Man Football League

Isle of Man Football League
Country Isle of Man Isle of Man
Founded 1896 (1896)
Divisions 2
Number of teams 26
Current champions St. Georges
(2014-15)
Website Results website

The Isle of Man Football League is the senior football league on the Isle of Man and is run by the Isle of Man Football Association. Although the league is affiliated with The Football Association, it does not form a part of the English football league system.

History

The league's representative XI has won the FA Inter-League Cup on two occasions. In 2006 they beat the Cambridgeshire County League XI and qualified for the 2007 UEFA Regions' Cup, being eliminated in the group stage in Czech Republic. They won the Inter-League Cup again in 2013, but again were eliminated in the group stage of the Regions Cup, this time in Slovakia.[1]

Format

The league consists of 26 clubs organised into two divisions - the Premier League and Division Two, with promotion and relegation between each.

Teams

The league lined up with the following teams for the 2014-15 season.

Premier League
Location of the clubs in the 2014-15 Isle of Man Premier League

Division Two
Location of the clubs in the 2014-15 Isle of Man Division Two

Winners

Past winners of the league are:

Season
1896-97 Peel
1897-98 Gymnasium
1898-99 Ramsey
1899-00 Ramsey
1900-01 Ramsey
1901-02 Ramsey
1902-03 Gymnasium
1903-04 Gymnasium
1904-05 Gymnasium
1905-06 Gymnasium
1906-07 Peel
1907-08 Ramsey
1908-09 Douglas Wanderers
1909-10 Douglas Wanderers
1910-11 Ramsey
1911-12 Ramsey
1912-13 Ramsey
1913-14 Castletown Metropolitan
1914-15 No football due to WWI
1915-16 No football due to WWI
1916-17 No football due to WWI
1917-18 No football due to WWI
1918-19 No football due to WWI
1919-20 Gymnasium
1920-21 Ramsey
1921-22 Peel
1922-23 Castletown Metropolitan
1923-24 Castletown Metropolitan
1924-25 Castletown Metropolitan
1925-26 Rushen United
Season
1926-27 Ramsey
1927-28 Colby
1928-29 St Marys
1929-30 Braddan
1930-31 Braddan
1931-32 Peel
1932-33 Peel
1933-34 Peel
1934-35 Peel
1935-36 Rushen United
1936-37 Braddan
1937-38 Braddan
1938-39 No football due to WWII
1939-40 No football due to WWII
1940-41 No football due to WWII
1941-42 No football due to WWII
1942-43 No football due to WWII
1943-44 No football due to WWII
1944-45 No football due to WWII
1945-46 No football due to WWII
1946-47 Onchan
1947-48 Peel
1948-49 Peel
1949-50 Castletown Metropolitan
1950-51 Castletown Metropolitan
1951-52 Ramsey
1952-53 Peel
1953-54 Peel
1954-55 Peel
1955-56 RAF Jurby
Season
1956-57 St Georges
1957-58 Peel
1958-59 Peel
1959-60 Peel
1960-61 St Georges
1961-62 St Georges
1962-63 Peel
1963-64 Peel
1964-65 Peel
1965-66 Peel
1966-67 Douglas High School Old Boys
1967-68 Pulrose United
1968-69 Pulrose United
1969-70 Pulrose United
1970-71 Pulrose United
1971-72 Peel
1972-73 Peel
1973-74 Peel
1974-75 Peel
1975-76 Peel
1976-77 Peel
1977-78 Rushen United
1978-79 Rushen United
1979-80 Rushen United
1980-81 Rushen United
1981-82 Castletown Metropolitan
1982-83 Douglas High School Old Boys
1983-84 Peel
1984-85 Rushen United
1985-86 Rushen United
Season
1986-87 Gymnasium
1987-88 Rushen United
1988-89 Douglas High School Old Boys
1989-90 Douglas High School Old Boys
1990-91 Douglas High School Old Boys
1991-92 St Georges
1992-93 Pulrose United
1993-94 St Georges
1994-95 St Georges
1995-96 St Marys
1996-97 Douglas High School Old Boys
1997-98 St Marys
1998-99 Castletown Metropolitan
1999-00 Peel
2000–01 Peel
2001–02 Peel
2002-03 St Marys
2003-04 St Georges
2004-05 St Georges
2005-06 Laxey
2006-07 St Georges
2007-08 St Georges
2008-09 St Georges
2009-10 Rushen United
2010-11 St Georges
2011-12 St Georges
2012-13 St Georges
2013-14 St Georges
2014-15 St Georges

References

  1. ↑ http://www.iomtoday.co.im/sport/football-news/what-is-the-uefa-regions-cup-1-6856938

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