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The English Football Pyramid: Why It’s Better Than America’s Franchise Model
Coventry City won the Championship. Ipswich Town bounced back to the Premier League. Wrexham climbed from the seventh tier to the second. This is what an open, meritocratic sports system looks like — and why it beats the US franchise model every time.