Isle of Man Football League

















































Isle of Man Football League
Founded 1896; 123 years ago (1896)
Country
 Isle of Man
Confederation UEFA
Divisions
Premier League
Division Two
Number of teams 26 (13 in each division)
Level on pyramid
 1-2
Domestic cup(s)
Isle of Man FA Cup
Isle of Man Hospital Cup
Isle of Man Railway Cup
Paul Henry Gold Cup
Captain George Woods Memorial Cup
Current champions
St. Georges
(2016–17)
Most championships
Peel (29 titles)
Website Results website

2017–18 Isle of Man Football League

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.




Contents






  • 1 History


  • 2 Competition Format


    • 2.1 Competition


    • 2.2 Promotion and relegation




  • 3 Member Clubs


    • 3.1 Premier League


    • 3.2 Division Two




  • 4 Past League Winners


    • 4.1 1896-2007[2][3]


    • 4.2 2007-present[3]


    • 4.3 Titles by club




  • 5 References


  • 6 See also


  • 7 External links





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]



Competition Format



Competition


There are 26 clubs in the Isle of Man Football League which are grouped into two divisions: Premier League and Division Two. Each division has 13 clubs and in any given season a club plays each of the others in the same division twice (a double round-robin system), once at their home and once at that of their opponents. This makes for a total of 24 games played each season. Clubs gain three points for a win, one for a draw and none for a defeat. Clubs are ranked by total points, then goal difference, and then goals scored.



Promotion and relegation


A system of promotion and relegation exists between the Premier League and Division Two. At the end of each season the two lowest placed clubs in the Premier League are relegated to Division two, and the top two placed clubs from Division Two are promoted to the Premier League.



Member Clubs


The league lined up with the following clubs for the 2017–18 season.



















Past League Winners



1896-2007[2][3]































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































No.
 Season
 Division One Champions
 Division Two Champions
1
 1896-97
Peel
2
 1897-98
Gymnasium
3
 1898-99
Ramsey
4
 1899-00
Ramsey
5
 1900-01
Ramsey
6
 1901-02
Ramsey
7
 1902-03
Gymnasium
8
 1903-04
Gymnasium
9
 1904-05
Gymnasium
10
 1905-06
Gymnasium
11
 1906-07
Peel
12
 1907-08
Ramsey
13
 1908-09
 Douglas Wanderers
14
 1909-10
 Douglas Wanderers
15
 1910-11
Ramsey
16
 1911-12
Ramsey
17
 1912-13
Ramsey
18
 1913-14
Castletown Metropolitan
–
 1914-19
 League suspended due to World War I
19
 1919-20
Gymnasium
20
 1920-21
Ramsey
21
 1921-22
Peel
22
 1922-23
Castletown Metropolitan
23
 1923-24
Castletown Metropolitan
24
 1924-25
Castletown Metropolitan
25
 1925-26
Rushen United
26
 1926-27
Ramsey
27
 1927-28
Colby
28
 1928-29
St Marys
29
 1929-30
Braddan
30
 1930-31
Braddan
31
 1931-32
Peel
32
 1932-33
Peel
33
 1933-34
Peel
34
 1934-35
Peel
35
 1935-36
Rushen United
36
 1936-37
Braddan
37
 1937-38
Braddan
–
 1938-46
 League suspended due to World War II
38
 1946-47
Onchan
39
 1947-48
Peel
40
 1948-49
Peel
41
 1949-50
Castletown Metropolitan
42
 1950-51
Castletown Metropolitan
43
 1951-52
Ramsey
44
 1952-53
Peel
45
 1953-54
Peel
46
 1954-55
Peel
47
 1955-56
 RAF Jurby
48
 1956-57
St Georges
49
 1957-58
Peel
50
 1958-59
Peel
51
 1959-60
Peel
52
 1960-61
St Georges
53
 1961-62
St Georges
54
 1962-63
Peel
55
 1963-64
Peel
56
 1964-65
Peel
Onchan
57
 1965-66
Peel
Corinthians
58
 1966-67
Douglas High School Old Boys
59
 1967-68
Pulrose United
60
 1968-69
Pulrose United
Ramsey YCOB
61
 1969-70
Pulrose United
Laxey
62
 1970-71
Pulrose United
63
 1971-72
Peel
St Georges
64
 1972-73
Peel
Colby
65
 1973-74
Peel
Braddan
66
 1974-75
Peel
Gymnasium
67
 1975-76
Peel
St Marys
68
 1976-77
Peel
Ayre United
69
 1977-78
Rushen United
70
 1978-89
Rushen United
Corinthians
71
 1979-80
Rushen United
St Georges
72
 1980-81
Rushen United
Douglas High School Old Boys
73
 1981-82
Castletown Metropolitan
Gymnasium
74
 1982-83
Douglas High School Old Boys
Ayre United
75
 1983-84
Peel
76
 1984-85
Rushen United
77
 1985-86
Rushen United
78
 1986-87
Gymnasium
79
 1987-88
Rushen United
80
 1988-89
Douglas High School Old Boys
St Marys
81
 1989-90
Douglas High School Old Boys
Corinthians
82
 1990-91
Douglas High School Old Boys
St Marys
83
 1991-92
St Georges
Ramsey YCOB
84
 1992-93
Pulrose United
Braddan
85
 1993-94
St Georges
Foxdale
86
 1994-95
St Georges
Laxey
87
 1995-96
St Marys
Police
88
 1996-97
Douglas High School Old Boys
Peel
89
 1997-98
St Marys
Marown
90
 1998-99
Castletown Metropolitan
91
 1999-00
Peel
92
 2000-01
Peel
Ayre United
93
 2001-02
Peel
Colby
94
 2002-03
St Marys
95
 2003-04
St Georges
Douglas Royal
96
2004–05
St Georges
St Johns United
97
2005–06
Laxey
Union Mills
98
 2006-07
St Georges
Douglas High School Old Boys


2007-present[3]


In 2007, Division One was renamed the Premier League. Division Two remained unchanged.











































































No.
 Season
Premier League Champions
 Division Two Champions
99
2007–08
St Georges
Colby
100
2008–09
St Georges
St Johns United
101
2009–10
Rushen United
Douglas Royal
102
2010–11
St Georges
St Johns United
103
2011–12
St Georges
Union Mills
104
2012–13
St Georges
Michael United
105
 2013-14
St Georges
Gymnasium
106
 2014-15
St Georges
Marown
107
 2015-16
St Georges
Douglas Athletic
108
2016–17
St Georges
Braddan
109
2017–18
St Georges
Peel


Titles by club



































































































Club
 Number of Top

Flight Titles


 First Top Flight

Title Won


 Last Top Flight

Title Won

Peel
 29
 1896-97
 2001-02

St Georges
 18
 1956-57
2016–17

Ramsey
 10
 1898-99
 1951-52

Rushen United
 10
 1925-26
2009–10

Castletown Metropolitan
 8
 1913-14
 1998-99

Gymnasium
 7
 1897-98
 1986-87

Douglas High School Old Boys
 6
 1966-67
 1996-97

Pulrose United
 5
 1967-68
 1992-93

Braddan
 4
 1929-30
 1937-38

St Marys
 4
 1928-29
 2002-03
Douglas Wanderers
 2
 1908-09
 1909-10

Colby
 1
 1927-28
 1927-28

Laxey
 1
2005–06
2005–06

Onchan
 1
 1946-47
 1946-47
RAF Jurby
 1
 1955-56
 1955-56


References





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  3. ^ ab "Isle of Man Senior Men's Leagues". full-time.thefa.com. Retrieved 2017-05-19.




See also


  • List of association football competitions


External links


  • Results Website










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