> wednesday 21 Atenas - Peñarol Danubio - Boston River Rampla Jrs - Liverpool Fénix - Montevideo Wanderers Defensor JUSTing - Cerro > thursday 22 Nacional - River Plate Progreso - Racing >fecha libre: Torque >club disuelto: El Tanque Sisley
Ryan Allen
Is this /copalib/?
Camden Adams
Bump
Adam Reyes
Who /brownieloco/ for breakfast here?
Julian Richardson
sweden YES
Alexander Jackson
this is bundes
Michael James
>Retardo Centurion again remember this guy when he was in Boca? Basically
>runs past two red lights >police stops him >refused to take breathalyzer test >offered a bribe to the cops, saying he could "cover them for the whole month" >this didn't work, and the police took his car and he was filmed trying to bribe his way out of trouble
>Bolivia vs Curacao 2 times I've seen Bolivia and other SA countries doing this several times. Why?
Connor Price
you wouldn't have the heart to set Bolivia to play any matches with any big teams if you didn't have to either.
Jayden Moore
But why the same team? Are they paying Curacao to play with them and they can't pay another team? Sounds like preseason games where they go against the same team several times in the week.
>fucking ovelel gets called i know it's just a pointless friendly, but im scared that we won't qualify to the WC for the third consecutive time, football here is bad and stagnant and we don't have decent players
Apparently they also were supposed to play against them in the last break but it got cancelled, along some friendlies against Ecuador and Paraguay. I don't know how international friendlies work, but maybe they ran out of time to schedule other rivals.
Leo Roberts
whats the best south american league from an entertainment perspective? i dont care about subtle differences in skill, skill is overrated when everything is similar.
bolivian league is nice, a lot of goals but the skill is a bit too low. brazilian league has skill but the games are extremely boring. argie league has skill but and the games resemble murderball more than real soccer. is there a decent league?
William Bailey
EL PERUANO
Christopher Roberts
>from an entertainment perspective? Colombia. I hate leagues with play offs but they are my guilty pleasure. I also think they have the right amount of "big" teams to make a lot of different entertaining matches but also the gap with the small teams is really small. So there's not a big polarisation
John Fisher
So it goes either Arg or Bra in 1 and 2, Colombia in 3, what would be the 4th best league? And how much of a difference is Colombia from Arg and Bra? If not by much shouldnt they get more berths into CONMEBOL tournaments
John Jackson
the best thing to wach is Copa Perú the second best is Primera B Metropolitana the 3rd is Copa do Nordeste
Thomas Sanders
Bigger truths have never been told
Jack Rodriguez
>shouldnt they get more berths into CONMEBOL tournaments Those are not decided by quality, that's why everyone gets as many spots as Venezuela
Isaiah Green
Why not? Shouldnt the 3rd and 4th best leagues get one more berth, everyone past 5 can stick the same.
Jacob Price
>¿Te haces el chistoso? genuinely hope someone beats the shit out of this guy he sounded like such a typical villero faggot when facing a cop
>¿por que me lo preguntas? >me lo estas sugeriendo >es una boludes >podemos arreglar
There are tiers, Brasil and Argentina, then you have Colombia and Chile with an extra place and then everyone else. But this is not based off performance tho, since Ecuador, Paraguay and Uruguay teams have been better than Chile either historically or currently. The tiers are based off what are biggest markets.
Matthew Lee
Caceres is injured, that means Uruguay will only go with 22 players, those are:
Yes, but Colombia and Chile get two teams in the 2nd Pre Stage while the other six countries get one team in 2nd Pre Stage and one in the 1st Pre Stage. That doesn't sound so drastic but the 1st Pre Stage was created after Mexico stepped out of the Libertadores, since it's six teams playing for the three places left by te mexican teams. If mexican teams decide to get back, those six countries will lose one team
Christopher Jenkins
Anyone watching Paulistão A-2 Based Lusa winning against Guarani
Henry Perez
>lusa >based Shit team who sold out. The day it closes for good will be the best of my life
James Carter
Meza is good desu, and he can play on the right wing.
Cooper Gutierrez
> eu mesmo, viado e palmeirense Reminds me of Steve Michael Harriston for some reason
