Brooks FC
| Full name | Brooks Football Club |
| Nickname(s) | "The Rabbits" |
| Founded | 1441 |
| Ground | The Rabbit Hole, Brooks |
| Capacity | 32,110 |
| Manager | Lewis Payton |
| League | International Association Football League |
| IAFL7 | Granite Conference, 8th |
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Brooks FC is one of six Casaran teams in the International Association Football League. Brooks FC also has the uncomfortable distinction of being the best team in the nation to never have won a domestic title of any kind the the history of the team.
Club History
The History of Brooks FC started in 1441, when local city officals convinced the businessman Edward Logi to use the considerable talent in the city's amateur teams and create a professional team. The venture was mostly unsuccessful for twenty years, as Brooks FC languished in their debut League, the CPL Fourth Division. Finally, the team managed to finish third and promote, only to be relegated in last place the following season. After several bounces between the Third and Fourth, the team was sold to Arnold Sorii, who quickly began pumping money into the ineffective team. The team continued to improve slowly, eventually promoting to the First Division and joining the IAFL for it's inagural season.
| Soccer in Casari |
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| Governing Body: The Casari Soccer Authority |
| The Casaran League Pyramid |
| The International Association Football League |
| Astra Royal SC - Brighton Hill FC - Brooks FC - Presscot SC - Tyrellia City - West Baronies SC |
| The Casaran First Division |
| AFC Port Royal - Appleby FC - Appleby Rovers - Ashford United - Ayuma FC - Cornerian - Factory Row SC - FC Clarmont - FC Stockton - FC Tica |
| Fenstrom-Riverside - Inslow FC - Leyton FC - Longford River FC - Shelby FC - Silenia FC - Tyrellian International - United Arcadian - Welsian SC - Winton Market SC |
| The Casaran Second Division - The Casaran Third Division - The Casaran Fourth Division North/South |
| Cup Competitions: The CSA Cup |
| Other Topics |
| Hydra Sport |
