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That sounds very daft indeed. That would be too long of a season unless the plan is to play each other once...

 

I think it's going to be regionalised which is equally as bad as pretty much all the big clubs are BsAs based so be interesting to see how they put it together. Why they just can't have a normal league like is beyond me.

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Lookslike the Argentine league is changing format to something daft involving 38-40 teams in the top flight.

 

Just read on it, sounds beyond weird. 5 conferences with 8 teams each, and seeded so Boca, River (heh), Racing de Avellaneda, Independiente and San Lorenzo don't play in the same one. Then there's a split where the top 4 teams of each conference go into another league to compete for the title proper and the bottom 4 compete to avoid relegation.

 

It also looks like they won't have a balanced schedule, yank-tastic.

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That sounds very daft indeed. That would be too long of a season unless the plan is to play each other once...

 

I think it's going to be regionalised which is equally as bad as pretty much all the big clubs are BsAs based so be interesting to see how they put it together. Why they just can't have a normal league like is beyond me.

 

Aye, it's puzzling.

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Hasn't there been a shake up to the Argentinian league structure every time River or Boca come close to/get relegated? And have they not looked at how rubbish the State league is in Brazil?

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Lookslike the Argentine league is changing format to something daft involving 38-40 teams in the top flight.

 

Nothing to do with River Plate going down?

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Hasn't there been a shake up to the Argentinian league structure every time River or Boca come close to/get relegated? And have they not looked at how rubbish the State league is in Brazil?

 

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Sabella, Martino and Bianchi are the candidates according to the Argentine press.

 

I'm only familiar with Bianchi who was an abject failure at Atlético (which is not unusual at that place, that said). His last stint at Boca hasn't been great either.

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Sabella lacks the experience, Martino has already refuted the link, and Bianchi hasn't been in a job for half a decade.  Half a decade too long.

 

1 good coach out of 3 there, which is Martino as he has a lot of experience of international football.  He's apparently already said no.  Well Sabella may actually be good, but I don't think he has enough experience.

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Newcastle fan on talksport rang in to say Ashley has taken £29m out of the club in 'expenses' last year  :kinnear:

 

Love how some fans honestly think the only costs in football are wages  ;D

 

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Listen to Talksport and you're hardly likely to hear the brains of Britain.

 

Well this is true

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Sabella lacks the experience, Martino has already refuted the link, and Bianchi hasn't been in a job for half a decade.  Half a decade too long.

 

1 good coach out of 3 there, which is Martino as he has a lot of experience of international football.  He's apparently already said no.  Well Sabella may actually be good, but I don't think he has enough experience.

 

I read Sabella was the favourite but they mightn't be able to afford his buy out clause from Qatar or whevever he's at. Certainly did the job with Estudiantes. Surely Bianchi has been out of management for too long.

 

The AFA couldn't organise a fucking thing though as is currenty been showing with the crap going on with the league. Julio Grondona is a fucking idiot.

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