Heimojen Kaupunki FA (Gloucester City)

Heimojen Kaupunki is the national team for Gloucester City. They're associated with TLFA and are associated with high success. They won the IV TLFA Football Open and have gained a monopoly in the Community.

**Chite Premiership**

Founded in 1885, the Chite Premiership is the top division of Chite football. It consists of 20 teams and has been playing rvery year since 2000. The only full not operational year was 1929, meanwhile 1999 was divided season. Teams are regularly promoted and relegated up the leauges as the eras switch. Historians identify 5 eras in chite football to be accurate. The current champions are Lexington Market FC. They however are eliminated from championship contention, sitting 17 points away from 1st.

**Early Days 1880-1950**

In 1880 saw the Chite Challenge premiere in the football world. It became a hit gaining 400,000 dollars a year. 8 teams competed in the now Premiership to win the Brunswick Spurtin. Early on it was a fail, gaining little fan intrest due to the rival Chite Open. Teams such as Prince Louis, Okinawa AFC, and University of Middlesex all became household names. The teams would soon collide in 1900 with the merger of the two leauges. This saw the Heimojen Second Divison form, due to 36 teams playing. The top 10 will stay in the promise land. 1900s saw relegation introduced for the first time. A playoff was made in 1908, which ended in 1918 for financial reasons. Teams also started to built their own grounds. This began with Monroe Field, a 6,000 seater for Dougherty City. Investors put in thousands for the leaugrs success and it showed up. By 1940, the leauge founded the Chite Football Association. This resulted into more success and financial profits came in. Studebaker Grounds was built, the forever home of Wrightsville Town. By 1950, the 16 team format first appeared causing a mixed reactions.

**Golden Era 1951-1984**

The Chite Premiership reached new heights starting in 51/52. Icons like Johnny Atco and Joe Howard make appearances to bring popularity in. Teams were soon required to build grounds by 1955, or be faced relegation for every year without a ground. First flight required 30,000, second with 15,000, third 7,000, and fourth 5,000. By 1960, the leauge expanded to 20 for a few years. This also saw the emergence of the Yellow River Derby. The sides of Oxford and Saint Paul became fierce rivals and regularly fought for Championships. This saw Derby Day be established for the last games of March. Johnnie Atco, Johnny Atcos younger brother would emerge as a top prospect in the 60s. He would terrorize the leauge, winning 3 out of 4 championships before being transferred to a different club. The 70s saw similar success until Joe Howard retired at the age of 40. Until 2024/25, he held the single season record of 27 goals. Atco would retire in 72, Joe Howard came back in 73, and Ryan Pokatioa would join Saint Paul in 1976. Pokatioa would become a tour de force for Chite football. However many speculate connections due to being the child of Saint Paul's chairman Lee Young. Saint Paul would be expelled in 1978 after loaning in 50 million to buy 18 players. By 1984, the football pyramid was set. 20 teams returned in 85 and a new era started.

**Battle of 2 Legends 85-98**

The Green v Heiden debate was the main focus of the late 20th century. The two first clash in a match between Bradwick vs Gothenburg in the promotion runoff. Green would score a hat trick and will go on to win 4-2. Gothenburg would loan Heiden to Brandenburg II in August. Bradwick would struggle to stay up, finishing 17th after a last day draw between Archbishop University. In 1987, the two played in the Leauge Cup quarterfinals which Bradwick won 2-1. 5 days later the goats secured promotion. The 87/88 season saw moderate action, with 3-3 and 0-0 draws. However in 88/89, it was time for Heiden to transfer. He'd join Saint Paul for a 10 million fee (now 19 million). Their rivalry reached new heights after a thrilling 5-3 Bradwick victory at The Lane. Saint Paul would win the leauge, clinching in a 1-0 victory for Bradwick against Prince Louis. The two clashed in the last ever super cup, with Green getting a 118th minute goal to win 3-2. The sides clashed for years, with Saint Paul getting an upper hand over Bradwick. The two however both confirmed transfers to Blackburn and Heiden to Yeovil. They faced in a championship run off, with Green scoring in the 27th giving Bradwick the lead. After a quiet 2nd, Bradwick won their first ever championship at The Lane. In an interview, Heiden said "Rivalries, derbies, and competition is what keeps the game going." Green retired in 1999, and later served as national team manager from 2004-2018. Heiden lasted until 2004, and managed Middlesex FC in 2009 to 2015.

**Big 6, 2000-2035**

After a suspension of the 99/00 season, teams were given half scudueles and only one relegation. This saw Chite Union win the leauge with 51 points. Normal play was eased into 2002, and cancelations stopped in 2009. During 2000s saw the emergence of Big 6 group. This saw Bradwick, Oxford, Middlesex FC, Park Rangers, Okinawa AFC, and CCFA dominate the leauge. Going into 2009/10, FFP was introduced making a buy sell rating system. For every 100 million yen, little else are abke to be used. This saw more competition, with smaller clubs rise up making spells in the top 4. 2010s was dubbed a Good Time due to easy ways to get promoted. 12 teams debuted in thr leauge while Chester Park won in 2017. During this time, TLFA announced a Champion’s League amongst the 16 top teams and 16 at large teams. This saw the seasons expand from September to April to August-May. No Chite team would win this. 20s brought sponsorships, new stars, and youth talent become common. Bradwick would win the last 3 peat ever from 23-26, and CCFA were relegated to Liiga IV due to regulations. 30s saw unique winners every year, and the return of Saint Paul. Middlesex FC would be the first ever Champion’s League winners for the nation.

**Current Day 35-63**

Modern Football would be established and teams mainly stayed consistent. Cinderella stories such as Hotspurs would begin as more teams joined the leauge. Queens Rangers would go from Conference Premier West (tier 4) to champions in this decade era. Stars such as David Orits, Xander Holeman, Kellan Oriana, and Janet Crosboro became sensations for the leauge. Janet became the first female to manage a club, getting Hotspur a 12th, 9th, 5th, and a 3rd place finish before leaving the football scene. Currently, Bradford Park and Chite Union are close up with 88 and 87 points on the last day. Bradford Park plays 15th New Saints, while Chite Union takes on Saint Paul.

**Lower Divisions**

The FA sponsors the Chite Challenge and the Liiga III as lower ranked divisions. Teams play to win promotion up unlike the Premiership. The 4th to 8th tier is mainly semi professional leauges however are still sponsored by the fa. Instead of the Leauge Cup, they play the Chite Vase for qualification to the Challenge Cup. 9th tier football consists of the Regionaliiga, a 108 team leauge with 6 divisons. Teams are able to be promoted up by finishing top 3. Division 2 gaisn promotion to the 8th tier, and Regional Championship is sent to the 7th tier. They compete in the CFA Shield for Vase qualification.

**Women's Football**

Chite Premiership offers a women's leauge with 92 teams. The system is like the normal pyramid expect theres no non leauge. Most teams are sponsored by mens sides, with 82 of them being sides representing them. The most notable independent is Churro Park, a historical powerhouse winning 3 of the last 5 titles. In partnership with leauges 6-8, teams may carry 1 male player under 20 years old. This helps youth development and brand exposure to the teams. Calvin Blankenship is the most famous male player, backing up Alexis Atco at defense and making 9 penalties.

**Club Ownership**

Each club (with an exception) is required to have overseeing of a public board. This prevents financial takeovers into clubs. This law was formed in 1993, and companies withdrew contracts of ownership. The only exception is AFC Korchester. This is due to it being a state ran club. The team is owned by the ministers of defense, Who's currently both Xander Wainwright and Sarah Jakoby.