[ITA] Serie A 2015/2016 (16 Viewers)
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no, it doesn't, i bet you wont see the same thing anywhere in the world except italy and here is way - Bologna already finished above their opponents and according to numbers they have proved that they are better squad atm but according to FIGC logic Bologna have to prove it once again in the play-offs and that they really deserve more to be promoted and to do it all they have to do is draw 4 games against 2 opponents while their opponents have to beat them which is not fair at all, what about h2h record then? what about goals diff. ? In the Championship they have a very decent system - 4 squads, 2 semi-finals with 2 legs and 1 final on the biggest and the best stadium in England, they can do the same thing with Serie B with the final on Juventus Stadium, San Siro or Olimpic Staidum in Rome, but reforms and FIGC is 2 different things
If you are going to have play-offs, I quite like the advantage being given to Bologna (or the higher placed teams).
But if you really want fairness, then you don't have play-offs and simply promote the three teams who finished highest in the league.
In this case, that would have meant Vicenza rather than Bologna being promoted.
But if you really want fairness, then you don't have play-offs and simply promote the three teams who finished highest in the league.
In this case, that would have meant Vicenza rather than Bologna being promoted.
I quite like play-offs between teams in different leagues to determine promotion/relegation (as there is in Germany or Scotland) as you feel there is some justice in establishing who the better team is through doing that.
In the case of what happens in England and Italy, there has already been a whole season to decide who the strongest teams are, so there is little sporting merit to them and it does end up being about artificially generating excitement for commercial reasons.
In the case of what happens in England and Italy, there has already been a whole season to decide who the strongest teams are, so there is little sporting merit to them and it does end up being about artificially generating excitement for commercial reasons.
It was a busy day for roma - they've signed Bertolacci and reached an agreement with Cagliari - 14m + loan out Daniele Verde to Cagliari for the 50% of Naingollan's transfer and for the permanent deal for Astori and renewed the loan deal for Ibarbo with buy-out option in the summer of 2016
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It was a busy day for roma - they've signed Bertolacci and reached an agreement with Cagliari - 14m + loan out Daniele Verde to Cagliari for the 50% of Naingollan's transfer and for the permanent deal for Astori and renewed the loan deal for Ibarbo with buy-out option in the summer of 2016
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