The OÖN story about the steps of the lower house reform, which was also confirmed this week, made big waves. A lot is changing – and one has the impression that these innovations were not made from some functionary’s desk, but with a background knowledge of grassroots work.
In addition to the innovations in the youth field and with cooperation players, it also affects the voluntary permission that the state league clubs can also field Ib teams in the future. This innovation is widely discussed.
It is evident that the number of House of Commons clubs has steadily decreased in recent years.
The Ib teams of the Upper Austrian leagues have always been a very good reflection of how a club is generally positioned across the board. This ranges from annoying appendages to partners on an equal footing with many spectators, because players who didn’t make it into the Upper Austrian league are still given the opportunity to play in their own town instead of switching to the clubs in the surrounding communities. If a state league decides to manage the additional organizational resources, then it’s worth trying at least once.
Source: Nachrichten
