[GER] Bundesliga 2010/2011 (60 Viewers)

[Dostoevsky]

He deserves it, and I would pay that some gladly.

He probably deserves to be rated that high, ye.

I think all Subotic, Sahin and Barrios will leave for 15+ eventually.

 

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[Gian]

@Gian: Huh? I'm just stating the facts. I really hope that Juve get their CL spot. I'm being realistic, that's all.

Oh, okay. Misunderstood but I dont think Dortmund and Juve can be put in the same line, I mean our record and wagehouse are above Dortmunds. I think most would prefer us over Dortmund.

But I think Sahin will go to one of the finest clubs in Europe

 

[Dostoevsky]

IMO this match is much more enjoyable than EPL matches.

 

[Bjerknes]

IMO this match is much more enjoyable than EPL matches.

Absofuckinglutely. No question.

 

[Firestarter]

IMO this match is much more enjoyable than EPL matches.

Well... of course.

 

[Gian]

IMO this match is much more enjoyable than EPL matches.

Since when are EPL matches enjoyable? Liverpool back in the day, Arse and Aston Villa are the only ones who play entertaining games.

 

[Gian]

Schweini

 

[Dostoevsky]

Since when are EPL matches enjoyable? Liverpool back in the day, Arse and Aston Villa are the only ones who play entertaining games.

Well many people think that they are and rate EPL much above Bundesliga. So I was only stating how I liked this half.

 

[Dostoevsky]

Btw, did you notice how accurate their crosses are?

At least compared to Juve's

 

[Bjerknes]

Bastian is pissed at himself.

 

[Delle Alpi]

Very entertaining football, which all what we ask for when not cheering for any team

 

[Paid-off-Ref]

I think the Bundesliga will eventually pass La Liga in the coefficient ratings. The Germans have a perfect infrastructure in place, great stadiums, high attendance, civilized supporters, equally distributed broadcasting revenue and entertaining football.

 

[Gian]

I think the Bundesliga will eventually pass La Liga in the coefficient ratings. The Germans have a perfect infrastructure in place, great stadiums, high attendance, civilized supporters, equally distributed broadcasting revenue and entertaining football.

 

[Dostoevsky]

I think the Bundesliga will eventually pass La Liga in the coefficient ratings. The Germans have a perfect infrastructure in place, great stadiums, high attendance, civilized supporters, equally distributed broadcasting revenue and entertaining football.

All that means nothing if football gives no quality.

 

[Paid-off-Ref]

All that means nothing if football gives no quality.

My point being that the infrastructure will result in quality football.

 

[Dostoevsky]

My point being that the infrastructure will result in quality football.

How is that even possible?

Japan has great infrastructure but they have no quality football.

Or pretty stadiums makes people play quality football?

 

[Enron]

How is that even possible?

Japan has great infrastructure but they have no quality football.

Or pretty stadiums makes people play quality football?

It's surely a lot easier with infrastructure in place. Look at Italy, the opposite is happening. The reflection is seen at the National Team level as well.

Any success that Japan has is probably due to the fact that they have a solid football infrastructure. It raises interest with the fans, more people begin playing, and eventually the quality of players becomes better.

Another example is the US. Look at where we are now compared to where we were in the 1990s. It's not out of the ordinary for US players to play for foreign sides. In the 1990's that was almost unheard of.

 

[Paid-off-Ref]

How is that even possible?

Japan has great infrastructure but they have no quality football.

Or pretty stadiums makes people play quality football?

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 prestige and strong football, especially in the Champions League.

 

[Dostoevsky]

I don't really believe in that theory.

Many countries are great when it comes to infrastructure and have no football whatsoever. Unlike some countries like Argentina or Brazil, where yet you get too see quality stuff.

IMO having FIGC destroys your football, not other minor things.

 

[Firestarter]

That's not even in question, Dooz. Cause they have quality football.