Before the season very large and then withdraw due to a lack of sporting success. It is an absurdity that something like that is possible in a professional league!
It is actually much worse that something like that doesn’t happen for the first time and you still don’t learn anything from it.
The regional leaves are not professionals. Today there are three professional leagues in Germany. The Bundesliga with 18 places, the 2nd Bundesliga with 18 places and the 3rd division with 20 places.
The club is still very young and obviously the regional league came a little early for him.
Then make yourself smart again via the Regionalliga West.
On paper so as not to have to stop playing during the Corona measures, it is a “professional league”, of course you are absolutely right. It is not of the framework conditions, as this example shows.
What does the framework mean? If the bakery around the corner closes because it no longer makes any sense, do you then retrospectively refer the status as a professional company to the master baker and its employees?
We speak of the vast majority of professional footballers with a coaching and supervisory staff that makes the full-time and other employees in the club.
If the bakery should close because it was not worked professionally, why shouldn’t the company deny professionalism?
In the past 10 years, 1/3 of the bakery companies in Germany has closed. I would not assume that they were all “unprofessional”.
But does not matter, the Regionalliga West is obviously a professional league. Not only because she officially has the status.
In my opinion, your reasoning is a little confused. I didn’t even say that every baker’s business works unprofessional. Maybe you’d better read a little more closely!
And only because I now call the amateur league from one day to the other, that does not mean that all structures and clubs are also professional. This assumption is completely absurd.