Czech club to enter C team of fans into league
Czech club Bohemians 1905 is launching a C team composed of fans to compete in the ninth tier of the country's football league. The initiative aims to provide supporters with the joy of playing football while fostering community spirit. The club, which has a history of financial struggles, emphasizes the importance of fan involvement in its revival.
- ▪Bohemians 1905 is recruiting fans to form a C team for the upcoming football season.
- ▪The team will compete in the ninth tier of Czech football, focusing on enjoyment rather than advancement.
- ▪The club has a kangaroo emblem, a nod to its historical tour of Australia in 1927.
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Czech club to enter C team of fans into leagueImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Bohemians' badge features a kangaroo in reference to their tour of Australia in the 1920sByAlex BrothertonBBC Sport journalistPublished12 minutes agoCzech club Bohemians 1905 are recruiting fans to play for a C team that will enter the country's football league system next season.The Prague-based club intend to enter a team of supporters in the ninth tier of Czech football.Fans have been encouraged to express interest by email."The goal of this unique project won't be to advance as high as possible, but to offer Bohemians fans the joy of football and the pride of wearing the kangaroo on their chest," a club statement read.The club, also known as Bohemka, have a kangaroo emblem that stems from their tour…
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