Football leagues are truly a wonderful thing.
They allow the people of the Rheineland region to channel their excess energy into cheering for their supported teams, venting their anger by cursing rival teams, and fighting with the opposing fans.
Meanwhile, those secretly inciting anti-French sentiment are finding it increasingly difficult to find an audience—people have already vented their frustrations in the stadium, and go straight to bed when they get home, who would listen to your criticism of France?
At the same time, the league can also provide job opportunities, showing children from poor families another path to success.
Yes, although the total number of players in Rhineland teams is currently just over a hundred, they have generated a plethora of jobs in medical care, brewing, training, soccer manufacturing, and field construction, which can cover nearly a thousand people.
