2007–08 Isle of Man League

April 2022 June 2024Isle of Man Football League 2006–07 2008–09 2007–08 The Isle of Man League 2007–08 (known as the Sure Mobile Premier League for sponsorship reasons) was the ninety-ninth such league competition on the Isle of Man. Football in the Isle of Man is played at an amateur level. There are two tiers of men's football, consisting of 27 clubs. There are six senior cup competitions – the Manx FA Cup, Railway Cup, Hospital Cup, Woods Cup, Paul Henry Gold Cup and the Charity Shield. Each club has a reserve team in the Isle of Man Football Combination, and the Junior Cup for the reserve teams. There is also the Cowell Cup an annual Under-19 tournament. The Isle of Man League team advanced to the semi-finals of the National League Systems Cup 2007–08, after defeating Wearside League 2–1 in the second round, and defeating Liverpool County Premier League 1–0 in the third round.https://archive.org/details/skysportsfootbal0000unse_2008/page/996/mode/2up?q=%22Isle+of+Man+league%22 Sky Sports Football Yearbook 2008–2009 2008 Headline 9780755318193 London 996 The semi-final match ended in a draw with Midland Football Combination (Div 1), who advanced to the finals after winning 4–1 in a penalty shootout. There is one tier of women's football. The Isle of Man national football team is not affiliated with UEFA or FIFA. Men League tables St Georges were crowned champions in the Premier League, the top tier of Manx amateur football, whilst St Johns United and Douglas Royal were relegated from the Premier League.League: Isle of Man Leagues http://full-time.thefa.com/Index.do?division=9756332 https://web.archive.org/web/20080503140720/http://full-time.thefa.com:80/Index.do?division=9756332 2008-05-03 TheFA.com FULL-TIMEThe archived URL is from before the end of the season. June 2024 The league was renamed from Division One in 2007. Due to sponsorship, Division 2 was known as the CFS Division 2. Premier League Saint Georges F.C. won their tenth league title, second consecutive title, and fourth in five years. main WDL Premier League 5 R STG St Georges C PEE Peel DHS Douglas HS Old Boys LAX Laxey UNM Union Mills RUN Rushen United GYM Gymnasium COR Corinthians STM St Marys RAM Ramsey AUN Ayre United SJU St Johns United DRO Douglas Royal 23 0 1 115 24 19 1 4 76 24 14 3 7 57 46 13 4 7 62 51 10 6 8 52 48 9 7 8 48 47 9 4 11 51 58 9 1 14 62 67 9 4 11 56 62 6 5 13 33 53 5 6 13 36 65 3 5 16 31 77 3 2 19 38 95 gold C #FFCCCC R R complete Division Two Colby F.C., from the south of the Isle, completed an unbeaten season. main WDL Division Two 5 P COL Colby MUN Michael United PUN Pulrose United CAS Castletown Metropolitan MAR Marown DAT Police ONC Onchan MAL Malew BRA Braddan DAD Douglas & District RON Ronaldsway FOX Foxdale RYC Ramsey Youth COB NAT Jurby 25 1 0 153 21 19 4 3 135 32 18 6 2 97 25 17 4 5 104 38 13 3 10 61 56 12 4 10 74 64 12 3 11 83 70 10 5 11 51 69 10 3 13 63 73 7 3 16 64 106 6 4 16 44 105 5 3 18 36 89 3 1 22 30 134 3 0 23 28 141 gold CP gold P complete Cups FA Cup Peel 0–5 St Georges St Georges completed the domestic treble with this victory, but missed out on the Railway Cup and chance for a quadruple. Railway Cup Peel 4–3 St Georges The Railway Cup provided some consolation to Peel after finishing runners-up in the Premier League and FA Cup. Charity Shield Hospital Cup Corinthians 0–2 St Georges Woods Cup Braddan 0–2 Colby Paul Henry Gold Cup Castletown Metropolitan 0–3 Michael United Junior Cup Peel 2–0 Rushen United Cowell Cup (U19) St Georges 2–3 St Marys Women League table main WDL Q Women 5 DRO Douglas Royal COR Corinthians RUN Rushen United GYM Gymnasium COL Colby CAS Castletown PEE Peel LAX Laxey RAM Ramsey MUN Michael United 16 1 1 207 16 15 1 2 130 17 14 1 3 133 20 11 0 7 66 44 9 1 8 39 83 8 1 9 44 76 6 2 10 34 52 4 2 12 36 141 1 2 15 15 129 0 1 17 3 129 gold C complete References External links Isle of Man league tables and cup results at FA, Full-time service Category:Isle of Man Football League seasons Man Foot Foot