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can't believe we're already at the finale 

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Terry Yelmene

And that is Season 1, - AFC Richmond is no longer in the Premier Leage and the great Roy Kent has had to leave the pitch for good. And still, Ted Lasso believes, as he always has, in the future. For Ted, 'hope' springs eternal!

Florence

The cigarette comment, here in the UK one of the most common terms for them is ‘fag’ which understandably might seem pretty awful to some, so I think that’s what they are referring to. And relegation - a team in the premier league would be relegated to the champions league so the team still exists but players who are seen as good enough for the top league might want to move teams. Plus relegation impacts the club finances making it harder to keep players and develop the club.

Terry Yelmene

Lexi, I am an American Football fan and am not the best person to explain this... but it's my understanding that in British Football there are five levels of professional football with several levels of semiprofessional league levels under the pros. The highest level is called the Premier League, the next lower level is called the Championship League, then the third league level and so forth. As a means of incentivizing better play at all levels, the team that comes in last in the standings - lowest performing organization/team (AFC Richmond this year) is demoted (Relegated) into the next lower league and plays the teams within that tier. At the same time, the team that has the best end of season record for each League level is elevated (promoted) to the next higher level *example: the team with the best record in the Championship League will play next season in the Primeire League instead of Richmond. Needless to say, NO ONE wants to be relegated. Now, in this next season, it's up to Ted and Richmond to be champs of the Championship League and get back up into the Premier Leage where they belong!

Britney

That ending scene with Ted and Rebecca was hilarious. Her wet face LOL

Joe

It was so much fun to see you become so invested Lexi, in the UK most people “inherit” a team in childhood and for the majority of fans they go there whole life with nothing but heart ache and disappointment, it’s so special because regardless whether they win or lose, the highs and the lows of victory and defeat are all experienced collectively, as a community. Its such a special concept that brings people together in triumph and disaster and makes imposters of both. Internationally the top premier league teams have global superstars who are paid 10s of millions of dollars a year The English football system is so special because the team you inherit is likely not to be one of these few Premiership super teams like Man City but a side whose prestige has been on the decline for decades, where heartache and disappointment have become normal for its small following of loyal and dedicated fans, however Cinderella stories do happen where the stars align and a teams fortunes change and they go on a rollercoaster rise to prominence. Ordinary players do the impossible, David beats Goliath and the result can be of such significance that they rejuvenate local economies and unite whole communities. People have there ashes scattered at the local football stadiums, donate their life savings in wills to community trusts, fans travel hundreds of miles on a windswept Tuesday nights to watch there teams lose 4-0 only to do it all again the week after. They say it’s the “Hope that kills you” and there correct as disappointment and defeat for most are the constant but it’s faith in things will get better and that your teams fortunes can change that keep people invested, attached and engaged. Look at what’s happening at Wrexham FC with Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mcelhenney, two huge Hollywood Stars who have become so invested in a small Welsh Club that they make flights across the Atlantic every week to watch there side grind out a result against a none descript side from a unremarkable place they have never heard of. The English Football League operates on a pyramid system of “leagues” with around 20 teams in each league. At the end of a season the top 3 teams get promoted to the next tier on the pyramid wile the bottom three get relegated to the tier below. There is also annual cup competitions where all teams from all leagues compete and 11 normal guys with 9 to 5 jobs such as bricklayers, call handlers and binmen can win their way to playing against sides like Man City or Tottenham Hotspur Infront of 70,000 fans and broadcaster to television screens around the world, and yes sometimes through sheer determination and heart can even go on to do the impossible.