Gedtillo
Mediocentro defensivo
- 13 July 2004
Re: The biggest club in the world?
Recap:
(Counting team title points as stated)
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1º Real Madrid - 187.5 points
2º AC Milan - 137.5 points
3º AFC Ajax - 120.5 points
4º FC Barcelona - 116 points
5º Liverpool FC - 115 points
6º Juventus FC - 113.5 points
7º FC Bayern München - 110 points
8º Manchester United FC - 87.5 points
(Dividing team title points by two)
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1º Real Madrid - 113.25 points
2º AC Milan - 84.25 points
3º FC Barcelona - 77 points
4º Juventus FC - 72.25 points
5º AFC Ajax - 71.25 points
6º FC Bayern München - 69.5 points
7º Liverpool FC - 69 points
8º Manchester United FC - 62.25 points
This leads me to thing that there is one team way ahead of the rest, which is Real Madrid, and any reasonable change in the way aspects are measured will have little effect on this. Afterwards there comes AC Milan, also ahead of the rest, and then come a set of teams (Ajax, Barcelona, Liverpool, Juventus, Bayern) that, depending on the weight of their current status, economy, presence and the likes, exchange positions. Manchester United is a step behind all those, despite its great fame and economic power - sports results also count after all, and they pay up here.
It is questionable whether the Champions league should count ten times as much as a National League. Maybe five times could be more reasonable, I don't know. Maybe that needs to be adjusted, and maybe each national league should score two points, and each national cup one. I'll try to post that update later, to see how this affects the list, but I wouldn't be surprised to see Juve, Ajax and Man Utd climb up, and Liverpool, Barça and Milan lose points.
Recap:
(Counting team title points as stated)
---------------------------------------
1º Real Madrid - 187.5 points
2º AC Milan - 137.5 points
3º AFC Ajax - 120.5 points
4º FC Barcelona - 116 points
5º Liverpool FC - 115 points
6º Juventus FC - 113.5 points
7º FC Bayern München - 110 points
8º Manchester United FC - 87.5 points
(Dividing team title points by two)
---------------------------------------
1º Real Madrid - 113.25 points
2º AC Milan - 84.25 points
3º FC Barcelona - 77 points
4º Juventus FC - 72.25 points
5º AFC Ajax - 71.25 points
6º FC Bayern München - 69.5 points
7º Liverpool FC - 69 points
8º Manchester United FC - 62.25 points
This leads me to thing that there is one team way ahead of the rest, which is Real Madrid, and any reasonable change in the way aspects are measured will have little effect on this. Afterwards there comes AC Milan, also ahead of the rest, and then come a set of teams (Ajax, Barcelona, Liverpool, Juventus, Bayern) that, depending on the weight of their current status, economy, presence and the likes, exchange positions. Manchester United is a step behind all those, despite its great fame and economic power - sports results also count after all, and they pay up here.
It is questionable whether the Champions league should count ten times as much as a National League. Maybe five times could be more reasonable, I don't know. Maybe that needs to be adjusted, and maybe each national league should score two points, and each national cup one. I'll try to post that update later, to see how this affects the list, but I wouldn't be surprised to see Juve, Ajax and Man Utd climb up, and Liverpool, Barça and Milan lose points.
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