Brasileirão 2022 - Brazilian Championship Serie A

[bitzizzix]

It might interest you if you are Brazilian. but if you are looking for the most competitive league in the world then the English Premier League is by far the most interesting and entertaining and also to bet on because there are so many teams competing for the title, and the top four champions league seats.
and I've watched the Brazilian championship series A but it's not as interesting as other leagues, especially the English league, and another problem is the game clock that makes watching lazy.

[alegotardo]

And how is the International? Did you make good hires? Do you think you have a chance to play at the same level against Altetico-MG?

What was your bet for Internacional? As a club of the heart is victory. 
But realistically, what position would it be for?

So, Internacional is one of the Brazilian "elite" clubs, but statistically the numbers aren't in their favor.
To give you an idea, he is a three-time Brazilian champion, but the last title he won in this championship was 43 years ago. In 1979 he won the championship undefeated, seriously, he is the only club to achieve this feat in Brazil.

But.....
Last year Internacional finished the Brazilian Championship in 12th place, with 48 points, and in 2020 they were runners-up with just one point behind champion Flamengo (who unfairly won, CBF and its referees stole the game against Internacional).

Then, I do believe that Internacional has a chance to win this year.

[joker_josue]

But.....
Last year Internacional finished the Brazilian Championship in 12th place, with 48 points, and in 2020 they were runners-up with just one point behind champion Flamengo (who unfairly won, CBF and its referees stole the game against Internacional).

Then, I do believe that Internacional has a chance to win this year.

Big difference in qualification between the year 2020 and 2021.

What was the reason why Internacional last year was in the middle of the league table? Mismanagement, loss of key players, injustices?

[alegotardo]

Big difference in qualification between the year 2020 and 2021.

What was the reason why Internacional last year was in the middle of the league table? Mismanagement, loss of key players, injustices?

2021 was a bad year for the international, he lacked technique, lacked game, nobody wronged Internacional... he really played the championship very badly.
The arrival of coach Diego Aguirre helped Internacional to not to be relegated, but it was not enough. The worst thing is that it wasn't only in this championship, but also in others that he did poorly.
To give you an idea... it's already the fifth year that Internacional hasn't lifted a cup

But... for this year they are promising big changes, starting with the "locker room".

[joker_josue]

But... for this year they are promising big changes, starting with the "locker room".

How are the player signings?
Are some stars coming? Or are they just reinforcing some positions?

And the opponents, this year are strengthening well, or not?

[alegotardo]

How are the player signings?
Are some stars coming? Or are they just reinforcing some positions?

And the opponents, this year are strengthening well, or not?

Yes, Internacional is reformulating the team a lot.
Counting on the hiring of Uruguayan coach Alexander "El Cacique" Medina, there is also the loan of Wesley Moraes from Aston Villa for a season, the great D'Alessandro who already wanted to retire but will return to the team for a period of 4 months, midfielder Liziero on loan from São Paulo for a year and striker David from Fortaleza.
These are names that aren't very recognized internationally, but that in the scenario of a national championship can make some difference.
At the moment, efforts are still focused on the state championships, let's wait for the main championship to start to see what to expect from Internacional at the Brasileirão 2022.

[joker_josue]

That's good to know, it will be interesting to see how the main championship goes.


And today, do you think Palmeiras will be able to beat Chelsea, and become club world champions?
If I'm not mistaken, I don't think any Brazilian club has yet won this award.

[rdluffy]

That's good to know, it will be interesting to see how the main championship goes.


And today, do you think Palmeiras will be able to beat Chelsea, and become club world champions?
If I'm not mistaken, I don't think any Brazilian club has yet won this award.

Don't say that joker, my team, Corinthians, won twice 

2000 - https://www.fifa.com/tournaments/mens/clubworldcup/brazil2000

2012 - https://www.fifa.com/tournaments/mens/clubworldcup/japan2012

Corinthians is the last South America champion, after 2012 only European teams won the cup

[alegotardo]

That's good to know, it will be interesting to see how the main championship goes.


And today, do you think Palmeiras will be able to beat Chelsea, and become club world champions?
If I'm not mistaken, I don't think any Brazilian club has yet won this award.

I know it's easy to say this after the game has already happened, but if I had seen your post before I would have said NO.

As good as Palmeiras are, it was very unlikely that he would beat Chelsea, I can't believe how he managed to take the game to overtime, maybe were hoping to win with a little luck!? I don't know.

And yeap, I don't like Palmeiras, let alone Corinthians, @rdluffy,

[joker_josue]

Don't say that joker, my team, Corinthians, won twice 

2000 - https://www.fifa.com/tournaments/mens/clubworldcup/brazil2000

2012 - https://www.fifa.com/tournaments/mens/clubworldcup/japan2012

Corinthians is the last South America champion, after 2012 only European teams won the cup

You're right. I realized this later, after writing the post. But it was already said, there was nothing I could do. (It wasn't worth editing). 

But it really was 10 years ago that a non-European club won the competition. This makes it difficult to draw attention to other championships outside Europe.

Even so, it is good to see that in recent years, more Brazilian clubs are starting to reach the final. Despite being difficult to beat European clubs, they already show interesting potential.

And yeap, I don't like Palmeiras, let alone Corinthians, @rdluffy,

I currently don't have any favorites. What arguments do you present for me to choose one?   

[swogerino]

That's good to know, it will be interesting to see how the main championship goes.


And today, do you think Palmeiras will be able to beat Chelsea, and become club world champions?
If I'm not mistaken, I don't think any Brazilian club has yet won this award.

I know it's easy to say this after the game has already happened, but if I had seen your post before I would have said NO.

As good as Palmeiras are, it was very unlikely that he would beat Chelsea, I can't believe how he managed to take the game to overtime, maybe were hoping to win with a little luck!? I don't know.

And yeap, I don't like Palmeiras, let alone Corinthians, @rdluffy,

I think Palmeiras played pretty well and it was only luck from Chelsea who won the game with a penalty in the 117th minute,luck was not on the side of Palmeiras as if they had managed to bring the game to penalties anything could have happened.I am also not a fan of Palmeiras but I am just being objective here,sure Chelsea played somewhat better but they were 3 minutes away from the penalties shootout.

Brazilians clubs are well known for playing strongly in attack but that was not the case during such game and Chelsea is not in top form compared to other teams in the major leagues of Europe,if it were another team they would surely won even more easily.

[joker_josue]

I think Palmeiras played pretty well and it was only luck from Chelsea who won the game with a penalty in the 117th minute,luck was not on the side of Palmeiras as if they had managed to bring the game to penalties anything could have happened.I am also not a fan of Palmeiras but I am just being objective here,sure Chelsea played somewhat better but they were 3 minutes away from the penalties shootout.

I agree too. Despite Chelsea being stronger than Palmeiras, the Brazilians struggled very well. If Palmeiras had a good number 9, the counterattacks could have gone much better and the result would have been different.

They can leave with their heads held high, because they had a good game, and they were capable of winning the game if it wasn't for that penalty. Chelsea are not in the best shape, so it wouldn't be strange for them to lose.

[gagux123]

I'm happy to know the Brazilian soccer has gained a little space here on the forum, especially in the gambling board! 
Thank you and congratulations for this initiative @alegotardo

Oh, by the way, my condolences to Palmeiras fans, who lost the world cup finals against Chelsea lol

Well, let's see what the "Brasileirão" will show us this year, I hope that my favorite team São Paulo wins another title. (although I'm not a soccer fanatic)

[famososMuertos]

Well, you're talking about Brazilian soccer, but the fact that you don't read something here doesn't mean that, as they say around here, they don't move it or they have fans. In fact, everything that exists in Europe in its equivalent is in South America, everything, if the area were not important and specifically the one you name Brazil, we would not have that recent match where I bet by the way on Palmeiras, which ended up losing to Chelsea.

Argentine and Brazilian soccer compete for the hierarchy of clubs in importance, but there is also the league of Colombia, Chile, Uruguay. Regional transmissions are an important signal as Directv covers the Conmebol Cup and ESPN has its respective regionals by country.

It happens or maybe is to say it happened with the Copa America last, it brings little user traffic in the comments but not in the bets, you can earn more money betting on the South American leagues than the European ones, which makes it strange in that sense that Yes! why not there is a thread, but not specific to a league but for the entire region or leagues like Argentina.

But you will see the result in the long term, let's hope the thread continues but people only want to comment on the premier league, the bundesliga, La Liga, the Italian league, because in reality they are easy leagues to follow.

But the Brazilian Serie A, believe me, is complex. Thanks for the initiative and it would be interesting if you open (OP) the fan to the conmebol, so we could have more users from the entire region.

Ahh! my favorite teams are 3:
Santos- Flamengo and Palmeiras

[joker_josue]

But you will see the result in the long term, let's hope the thread continues but people only want to comment on the premier league, the bundesliga, La Liga, the Italian league, because in reality they are easy leagues to follow.

But the Brazilian Serie A, believe me, is complex. Thanks for the initiative and it would be interesting if you open (OP) the fan to the conmebol, so we could have more users from the entire region.

That's why we're here to talk about the Brazilian championship, and the other South American competitions. 

When I played CM/FM, I even spent a season in Brazil, and played with Gremio and Vasco da Gama. Even so, I don't say they are my favorites, but I sympathized with them.

But I'm still waiting for arguments, so I can choose which club to become a fan. 

[famososMuertos]

But you will see the result in the long term, let's hope the thread continues but people only want to comment on the premier league, the bundesliga, La Liga, the Italian league, because in reality they are easy leagues to follow.

But the Brazilian Serie A, believe me, is complex. Thanks for the initiative and it would be interesting if you open (OP) the fan to the conmebol, so we could have more users from the entire region.

That's why we're here to talk about the Brazilian championship, and the other South American competitions. 
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if you read the op + title he mentions that he is sad that there isn't a thread for soccer or brazilian league, I think you put everything in one thing and OP doesn't present it that way. Or what happens is that you think that only the Brazilian league is important and the reality is that in the area the Argentine league is on a par, in fact because of the language it has more dominance in the area, that's why my comment.

[alegotardo]

But you will see the result in the long term, let's hope the thread continues but people only want to comment on the premier league, the bundesliga, La Liga, the Italian league, because in reality they are easy leagues to follow.

But the Brazilian Serie A, believe me, is complex. Thanks for the initiative and it would be interesting if you open (OP) the fan to the conmebol, so we could have more users from the entire region.

That's why we're here to talk about the Brazilian championship, and the other South American competitions. 
...//...,,,

if you read the op + title he mentions that he is sad that there isn't a thread for soccer or brazilian league, I think you put everything in one thing and OP doesn't present it that way. Or what happens is that you think that only the Brazilian league is important and the reality is that in the area the Argentine league is on a par, in fact because of the language it has more dominance in the area, that's why my comment.

The focus is really on the Brazilian championship, but I confess that if we focus only at that, this topic will die soon, mainly because we have other important competitions at world level this year
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And bringing a little bit of everything here, at least until the championship starts... there are some Brazilian clubs discussing the creation of a league to replace the oficial "Brasileirão" organized by the CBF. But, unlike what happened in Europe, this league doesn't it has the membership of no big club... I don't think this will lead to anything.
Anyone else following this?

[joker_josue]

And bringing a little bit of everything here, at least until the championship starts... there are some Brazilian clubs discussing the creation of a league to replace the oficial "Brasileirão" organized by the CBF. But, unlike what happened in Europe, this league doesn't it has the membership of no big club... I don't think this will lead to anything.
Anyone else following this?

I was not aware of this situation. It is not a subject that will be talked about in Europe, especially if it is still a very general idea.

But what is the idea of these clubs?
How would the competition be?

Do you think it would be a good idea?

[LUCKMCFLY]

And bringing a little bit of everything here, at least until the championship starts... there are some Brazilian clubs discussing the creation of a league to replace the oficial "Brasileirão" organized by the CBF. But, unlike what happened in Europe, this league doesn't it has the membership of no big club... I don't think this will lead to anything.
Anyone else following this?

I was not aware of this situation. It is not a subject that will be talked about in Europe, especially if it is still a very general idea.

But what is the idea of these clubs?
How would the competition be?

Do you think it would be a good idea?

The truth is that the CBF is an institution with a long history in Brazil, and we are also talking about one of the capitals where soccer is managed as a lifestyle, if Brazilians live soccer, they will not allow something that is already established by tradition of many years it will change, they should have many benefits and not do it that way, I think that is already more of an intrinsic problem of the Brazilian federation before the championships that become official and this takes time, the truth is not I see it viable.

[joker_josue]

The truth is that the CBF is an institution with a long history in Brazil, and we are also talking about one of the capitals where soccer is managed as a lifestyle, if Brazilians live soccer, they will not allow something that is already established by tradition of many years it will change, they should have many benefits and not do it that way, I think that is already more of an intrinsic problem of the Brazilian federation before the championships that become official and this takes time, the truth is not I see it viable.

I agree. But I also think that sometimes it's good to make some changes, taking into account the current reality of football. The fact that it has been a competition for many, many years should not be an excuse for not moving.

I believe that many of these movements, which want to create new competitions, aim not to create but to encourage changes to be made. And I think many fans agree that the format of some competitions no longer make sense, as they always favor the same ones. Hence, there are more and more movements calling for things to change.