[GER] Bundesliga 2010/2011 (54 Viewers)

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    Good stadiums tend to bring in higher attendance. Higher attendance tends to result in higher revenues. Higher revenues tend to result in better players. Better players tend to result in better football.
    A more equal distribution of broadcasting revenue tends to make the league more balanced, making the seasons more exciting to watch. This is where La Liga fails.

    Believe it or not, a lot of players care about the atmosphere. This where the Germans have a competitive advantage as well, having civilized fans that also produce a great atmosphere.

    Why is the J-League where it is? Because it's in Asia. Players today want to play where there is strong football, especially in the Champions League.
    You do make sense.

    But when you sum things up it comes down to investments in football and clubs. Of course those things you mentioned help one nation/club but IMO it's just one of things and surely not the most important one.

    I for one don't think Bundesliga can overtake EPL in the next 10 years at least, despite their full attendance on stadiums. Even at this point, not many great players want to play there.
     
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    Yay.

    For some odd reason, I find Bayern very irritating and I do have some kind of soft spot for the other team. So forza Dortmund.
     

    JCK

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    How is that even possible?

    Japan has great infrastructure but they have no quality football.

    Or pretty stadiums makes people play quality football?
    The infrastructure gives a solid economy, a solid economy gives quality players, quality players give quality football.

    I will keep on preaching about that Guardian article I posted at least three times on this forum that one day the Bundesliga will be the best league in Europe.
     

    Gian

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    This game reminds of Bayern Wolfsburg a few seasons ago. Wolfsburg smashed Bayern and won 1-4 with a beautiful Grafite goal :D
     
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    The infrastructure gives a solid economy, a solid economy gives quality players, quality players give quality football.

    I will keep on preaching about that Guardian article I posted at least three times on this forum that one day the Bundesliga will be the best league in Europe.
    Like I said, many countries stand good when it comes to infrastructure but it does reflect on football.

    In the end it comes down on the taste and at this very moment German league is not really preferred for players nor for foreign people who want to watch. It's still England dominating. I do think Bundesliga will overtake Italy (well they did) and Spain. But then again, it doesn't have to mean it's because of the infrastructure.
     

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