[ITA] Serie A 2014/2015 (31 Viewers)
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yeah, he's basically using the good things about sports in US to build his argument about why they're bad.
Just saying that the way they handle it would never work here and that i find that system overly vexing for those who wanna invest.
Only good thing i'd take would be salary cap. Giving a 50% max salary cap to everyone.
I just can't understand why a young Messi coming out from High school would have no say in which team he'll go cause of a fking stupid rule?
Anyway like i wrote GOOD BUSINESS BAD SPORT ROMANTICISM-MERITOCRACY.
I am happy as i am cause there is more freedom in the way sport is handled there unlike in the "land of freedom" (ahahahahahha)
Only good thing i'd take would be salary cap. Giving a 50% max salary cap to everyone.
I just can't understand why a young Messi coming out from High school would have no say in which team he'll go cause of a fking stupid rule?
Anyway like i wrote GOOD BUSINESS BAD SPORT ROMANTICISM-MERITOCRACY.
I am happy as i am cause there is more freedom in the way sport is handled there unlike in the "land of freedom" (ahahahahahha)
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NA: The North American league, rather than any sport governing body, determines the playing rules and scoring rules of its game, and the rules under which players join and change teams.
->communism
EU: The existence of an elected governing body to which clubs at all levels of the sport belong.
->democracy
NA: New teams may enter the competition only by a vote of current members; typically, a new place is put up for bid by would-be owners.
->wallet decides who enters the top league
EU: The promotion of well-performing teams to higher-level leagues or divisions and the relegation of poorly performing teams to lower-level leagues or divisions.
->performance decides who enters the top league
NA: Due to the unbalanced schedule typical in US and Canadian leagues, not all teams face the same opponents, and some teams may not meet during a regular season at all.
->NFC&AFC never meet
EU: Matches played both inside and outside of leagues
->diversity
NA: The league is organized in a way that assures teams continued existence in the league from year to year, which fosters an ongoing connection with the team's supporters
->fandom dependent on success
EU: The league does not choose which cities are to have teams in the top division. For example, Leeds, the fourth-biggest city in England, saw their team, Leeds United, relegated from the Premier League to the Championship in 2004, and then saw United relegated to the third-tier League One in 2007.
->fandom not dependent on success
NA: The franchises have territorial rights, usually exclusive territories large enough to cover major metropolitan areas, so that they have no local rivals.
->cartel spoon-feeding consumers
EU: As well as having no right to being in a certain tier, a club also has no territorial rights to its own area. A successful new team in a geographical location can come to dominate the incumbents.
->competition and passion
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nice shot toyota
NA: The North American league, rather than any sport governing body, determines the playing rules and scoring rules of its game, and the rules under which players join and change teams.
->communism
EU: The existence of an elected governing body to which clubs at all levels of the sport belong.
->democracy
NA: New teams may enter the competition only by a vote of current members; typically, a new place is put up for bid by would-be owners.
->wallet decides who enters the top league
EU: The promotion of well-performing teams to higher-level leagues or divisions and the relegation of poorly performing teams to lower-level leagues or divisions.
->performance decides who enters the top league
NA: Due to the unbalanced schedule typical in US and Canadian leagues, not all teams face the same opponents, and some teams may not meet during a regular season at all.
->NFC&AFC never meet
EU: Matches played both inside and outside of leagues
->diversity
NA: The league is organized in a way that assures teams continued existence in the league from year to year, which fosters an ongoing connection with the team's supporters
->fandom dependent on success
EU: The league does not choose which cities are to have teams in the top division. For example, Leeds, the fourth-biggest city in England, saw their team, Leeds United, relegated from the Premier League to the Championship in 2004, and then saw United relegated to the third-tier League One in 2007.
->fandom not dependent on success
NA: The franchises have territorial rights, usually exclusive territories large enough to cover major metropolitan areas, so that they have no local rivals.
->cartel spoon-feeding consumers
EU: As well as having no right to being in a certain tier, a club also has no territorial rights to its own area. A successful new team in a geographical location can come to dominate the incumbents.
->competition and passion
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nice shot toyota
Just a reminder that #ChievoMilan will start 15 minutes later (Like all Serie A games this week) as a solidarity action with Parma.
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