Economic difference between Brazilian and Argentine leagues.

The values are per year and per team, ex: Flamengo and Corinthians receive R$ 43 million each.

Notice that in 2012 all Brazilian teams will receive about twice as much as they receive now, so Flamengo will receive around R$ 90-100 million.

If you have so much more money, why have both countries won 2 of the last 5 copa libertadores?

Surely Brazilian clubs should be winning far more with such a ridiculous gap in financial strength?

Argentinas detoriation into economic nothingness since the 90's is an interesting subject. I cant imagine how much jealousy they feel seeing brazil turning into an economic great, all that with having its very unique identity.

bhends wrote:If you have so much more money, why have both countries won 2 of the last 5 copa libertadores?

Surely Brazilian clubs should be winning far more with such a ridiculous gap in financial strength?

uhhh..what? lol... This is the Fail quote of the day.

2011 - Santos
2010 - Internacional
2009 - Estudiantes
2008 - LDU Quito
2007 - Boca Juniors..

lol Both nations have won a combined of 4 of the last 5 Copa Libertadores. 2 for Argentina 2 for Brazil.

No shit, Sherlock.

Brazil is 5 times bigger than Argentina in population, thus their clubs have a much bigger market to tap. I would be suprised if this large gap had not always been the case. Additionally, the Argentine league is considered to be 'ultra niche' by broadcasters outside of South America whereas Brazil has been doing a much better job of managing their league's reputation as one of flair and entertainment.

Either way, the Argentine league is a complete frakking mess. It's being run into the ground as we speak, and is only a shadow of it's former self. Bad tactics, violent fans, corruption on all layers. We have much more important things to be worrying about than money.

Catracho wrote:

bhends wrote:If you have so much more money, why have both countries won 2 of the last 5 copa libertadores?

Surely Brazilian clubs should be winning far more with such a ridiculous gap in financial strength?

uhhh..what? lol... This is the Fail quote of the day.

2011 - Santos
2010 - Internacional
2009 - Estudiantes
2008 - LDU Quito
2007 - Boca Juniors..

lol Both nations have won a combined of 4 of the last 5 Copa Libertadores. 2 for Argentina 2 for Brazil.

That's EXACTLY what he said. smh

Yours is the fail quote of the day

Catracho wrote:

bhends wrote:If you have so much more money, why have both countries won 2 of the last 5 copa libertadores?

Surely Brazilian clubs should be winning far more with such a ridiculous gap in financial strength?

uhhh..what? lol... This is the Fail quote of the day.

2011 - Santos
2010 - Internacional
2009 - Estudiantes
2008 - LDU Quito
2007 - Boca Juniors..

lol Both nations have won a combined of 4 of the last 5 Copa Libertadores. 2 for Argentina 2 for Brazil.

Reading comprehension fail

Let me dumb it down for you:

If Brazil makes so much money how come they're performing just as well as Argentina in the Libertadores and not much better?

Catracho wrote:

bhends wrote:If you have so much more money, why have both countries won 2 of the last 5 copa libertadores?

Surely Brazilian clubs should be winning far more with such a ridiculous gap in financial strength?

uhhh..what? lol... This is the Fail quote of the day.

2011 - Santos
2010 - Internacional
2009 - Estudiantes
2008 - LDU Quito
2007 - Boca Juniors..

lol Both nations have won a combined of 4 of the last 5 Copa Libertadores. 2 for Argentina 2 for Brazil.

Yeah.......Argentina has won 2/5 and Brazil has won 2/5

....

Thats my point....You're top clubs make 4 times more money than the Argentinian top clubs yet you've won the same number of of libertadores over the last 5 years

How exactly is that the fail of the day?

we have been in almost every final though.

and we only got this rich after last year or this year

[quote="Lionel Messi"]

Catracho wrote:

bhends wrote:If you have so much more money, why have both countries won 2 of the last 5 copa libertadores?

Surely Brazilian clubs should be winning far more with such a ridiculous gap in financial strength?

uhhh..what? lol... This is the Fail quote of the day.

2011 - Santos
2010 - Internacional
2009 - Estudiantes
2008 - LDU Quito
2007 - Boca Juniors..

lol Both nations have won a combined of 4 of the last 5 Copa Libertadores. 2 for Argentina 2 for Brazil.

misread We've won the only last 2 because thats when the money started to come in.

if you wanna play that game aswell... we've won the last 4 out of 7

And will most likely win next years. TriCampeao.

Last four? You've won the last two.

Did you get a new TV deal in 2010 or something?

Lionel Messi wrote:Last four? You've won the last two.

we have won 4 out of the last libertadores.....and we have been in 10 finals since 2000

bhends wrote:Did you get a new TV deal in 2010 or something?

yes..................

bhends wrote:Did you get a new TV deal in 2010 or something?

Yup. Hence rumors of Tevez to Corinthians 2 weeks ago.

These economic benefits won't be seen until much after. You can't just expect overnight change.

The talent the Argentine league forms is still undeniable.

lol @ Boca making as much as our Serie B teams.

Ganso wrote:

Lionel Messi wrote:Last four? You've won the last two.

we have won 4 out of the last libertadores.....and we have been in 10 finals since 2000

He said the last four.

This is pretty embarrassing considering how much more money the Brazilian league makes and how little the difference in quality has been in the last 5 years.

Lionel Messi wrote:

Ganso wrote:

Lionel Messi wrote:Last four? You've won the last two.

we have won 4 out of the last libertadores.....and we have been in 10 finals since 2000

He said the last four.

then we said the last 7.

Lionel Messi wrote:This is pretty embarrassing considering how much more money the Brazilian league makes and how little the difference in quality has been in the last 5 years.

you should learn about stuff before saying crap like this,we have gotten this much money on tv rights this year.

Lionel Messi wrote:This is pretty embarrassing considering how much more money the Brazilian league makes and how little the difference in quality has been in the last 5 years.

Yea.. sure is... considering we got this money this season and last season. and I'm pretty sure we won both Libertadores within these time spans of the our new TV deals.

Yall done yet? orr...??

Its not like money wins you stuff anyway.such a stupid excuse.

We're a talent factory... the money just guarantees our factories never stop producing.

Ganso wrote:Its not like money wins you stuff anyway.such a stupid excuse.

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