Brasileirão 2024 - Brazilian Championship Serie A

[Pumared]

It's official... the CBF has already set the date for the championship's return: June 1st.

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But the question now is: How is the physical and emotional preparedness of the players after this catastrophe and so long without playing?

It's hard to know how the players affected by the catastrophe are doing, but we'll get an idea of their performance in a few days
These are the odds for the matches on day 01



For the teams that started the season very badly, they may have gained a chance to think about and train new strategies with these "off" days in the league
Corinthians and Fluminense in particular

Corinthians with odds of 2.06 on victory, and playing at home, could be a good bet

I think that when in doubt about how the players will return, it is better to go against it until they show otherwise. Whether they want it or not, they are affected, both physically and mentally. So, it should be considered before betting.

[alegotardo]

Regarding the resumption of the championship, I was reading about the "Grenal" dispute (Grêmio against Internacional).

Previously, the match was scheduled to take place on June 15th... and like all games, it was postponed, now at June 23rd.
Initially, Grêmio would be the "hand of the field", but now they are studying a "neutral" location to play the match and Maracanã would be one of the locations evaluated for this competition.

Internacional expects to be able to start using its stadium again in 60 to 90 days, but Grêmio still has no deadline to return home.

[criptoevangelista]

Regarding the resumption of the championship, I was reading about the "Grenal" dispute (Grêmio against Internacional).

Previously, the match was scheduled to take place on June 15th... and like all games, it was postponed, now at June 23rd.
Initially, Grêmio would be the "hand of the field", but now they are studying a "neutral" location to play the match and Maracanã would be one of the locations evaluated for this competition.

Internacional expects to be able to start using its stadium again in 60 to 90 days, but Grêmio still has no deadline to return home.

I think that the teams from Rio Grande do Sul will not play in their stadiums again this year... the way things are going in Brazil, everything will take a long time to get back to normal...

Playing in Rio de Janeiro I think is completely bad for fans, an ideal alternative would be to play in Curitiba, even due to the shorter distance, even the teams would play with fans, since in Paraná there are many fans of these teams, completely different from Rio de Janeiro where I have never seen any Gremio/Internacional fans

[Pumared]

Regarding the resumption of the championship, I was reading about the "Grenal" dispute (Grêmio against Internacional).

Previously, the match was scheduled to take place on June 15th... and like all games, it was postponed, now at June 23rd.
Initially, Grêmio would be the "hand of the field", but now they are studying a "neutral" location to play the match and Maracanã would be one of the locations evaluated for this competition.

Internacional expects to be able to start using its stadium again in 60 to 90 days, but Grêmio still has no deadline to return home.

From what I saw, the international played with the logo covered in mud to remember the floods. It was a very good campaign, I believe that if they came back with "nothing" the public would criticize them. It was a good move!

[criptoevangelista]

Regarding the resumption of the championship, I was reading about the "Grenal" dispute (Grêmio against Internacional).

Previously, the match was scheduled to take place on June 15th... and like all games, it was postponed, now at June 23rd.
Initially, Grêmio would be the "hand of the field", but now they are studying a "neutral" location to play the match and Maracanã would be one of the locations evaluated for this competition.

Internacional expects to be able to start using its stadium again in 60 to 90 days, but Grêmio still has no deadline to return home.

From what I saw, the international played with the logo covered in mud to remember the floods. It was a very good campaign, I believe that if they came back with "nothing" the public would criticize them. It was a good move!

I thought Internacional's attitude in using this t-shirt was incredible to reinforce the problem the state is currently experiencing and raise awareness among people to help those who lost everything in this disaster.

It would also be cool to do an auction of the t-shirts and whatever proceeds go towards rebuilding what was lost.... This t-shirt in the future will become as rare as the Vasco T-shirt with the SBT symbol.

[Pumared]

Regarding the resumption of the championship, I was reading about the "Grenal" dispute (Grêmio against Internacional).

Previously, the match was scheduled to take place on June 15th... and like all games, it was postponed, now at June 23rd.
Initially, Grêmio would be the "hand of the field", but now they are studying a "neutral" location to play the match and Maracanã would be one of the locations evaluated for this competition.

Internacional expects to be able to start using its stadium again in 60 to 90 days, but Grêmio still has no deadline to return home.

From what I saw, the international played with the logo covered in mud to remember the floods. It was a very good campaign, I believe that if they came back with "nothing" the public would criticize them. It was a good move!

I thought Internacional's attitude in using this t-shirt was incredible to reinforce the problem the state is currently experiencing and raise awareness among people to help those who lost everything in this disaster.

It would also be cool to do an auction of the t-shirts and whatever proceeds go towards rebuilding what was lost.... This t-shirt in the future will become as rare as the Vasco T-shirt with the SBT symbol.

Yes, I hadn't thought of this auction. They could either auction the signed players' jerseys or make them available for purchase in limited quantities to raise funds for RS. Very interesting.

[rdluffy]

I think that when in doubt about how the players will return, it is better to go against it until they show otherwise. Whether they want it or not, they are affected, both physically and mentally. So, it should be considered before betting.

And I lost another bet on Corinthians, believing in a recovery 
I need to stop being optimistic about my team and accept the condition and earn some money from the defeat

Of the RS teams affected by the floods, only Internacional managed to win this round
In your opinion, do you think there's any chance of relegation for the RS teams affected?

[criptoevangelista]

I think that when in doubt about how the players will return, it is better to go against it until they show otherwise. Whether they want it or not, they are affected, both physically and mentally. So, it should be considered before betting.

And I lost another bet on Corinthians, believing in a recovery 
I need to stop being optimistic about my team and accept the condition and earn some money from the defeat

Of the RS teams affected by the floods, only Internacional managed to win this round
In your opinion, do you think there's any chance of relegation for the RS teams affected?

I would no longer bet on Corinthians or any team facing some kind of "crisis", I think it's too risky....

Regarding relegation, I think there are teams much, much worse than a possible bad phase of the teams from Rio Grande do Sul... see Vasco yesterday, there they are a serious candidate for relegation, not even investors' money can solve the problem 

[rdluffy]

I would no longer bet on Corinthians or any team facing some kind of "crisis", I think it's too risky....

Regarding relegation, I think there are teams much, much worse than a possible bad phase of the teams from Rio Grande do Sul... see Vasco yesterday, there they are a serious candidate for relegation, not even investors' money can solve the problem 

As well as being disappointed with my team, I've also lost several bets believing in Corinthians, it's time to give up 

What intrigues me is the fact that the team is well placed in the Sudamericana, having managed to finish the group stage in first place, and in the Brazilian championship it has a miserable 5 points from 7 games played
There's not much explanation for that

About Vasco, it's incredible how much a great team that has won so many titles and has so many fans has declined
I've seen the team in an endless crisis for years now
A 6x1 defeat to main rivals Flamengo is a terrible thing for the team's atmosphere

[Pumared]

I think that when in doubt about how the players will return, it is better to go against it until they show otherwise. Whether they want it or not, they are affected, both physically and mentally. So, it should be considered before betting.

And I lost another bet on Corinthians, believing in a recovery 
I need to stop being optimistic about my team and accept the condition and earn some money from the defeat

Of the RS teams affected by the floods, only Internacional managed to win this round
In your opinion, do you think there's any chance of relegation for the RS teams affected?

Unfortunately, there are possibilities, but I don't think they will. They just need to get into the swing of things and we still have a lot of games to try to make this change in the minds of the whole team. So it's just a matter of time to adapt everything and come back.

[criptoevangelista]

I would no longer bet on Corinthians or any team facing some kind of "crisis", I think it's too risky....

Regarding relegation, I think there are teams much, much worse than a possible bad phase of the teams from Rio Grande do Sul... see Vasco yesterday, there they are a serious candidate for relegation, not even investors' money can solve the problem  

As well as being disappointed with my team, I've also lost several bets believing in Corinthians, it's time to give up  

What intrigues me is the fact that the team is well placed in the Sudamericana, having managed to finish the group stage in first place, and in the Brazilian championship it has a miserable 5 points from 7 games played
There's not much explanation for that

About Vasco, it's incredible how much a great team that has won so many titles and has so many fans has declined
I've seen the team in an endless crisis for years now
A 6x1 defeat to main rivals Flamengo is a terrible thing for the team's atmosphere

Whenever I meet Vasco Da Gama fans I tell them: Vasco is gone... Vasco is going to end, Vasco is a small team and is in extinction... because no one sees children wearing Vasco t-shirts anymore... .. Vasco will become the new America-RJ, minuscule lol

I love it 

[Pumared]

I would no longer bet on Corinthians or any team facing some kind of "crisis", I think it's too risky....

Regarding relegation, I think there are teams much, much worse than a possible bad phase of the teams from Rio Grande do Sul... see Vasco yesterday, there they are a serious candidate for relegation, not even investors' money can solve the problem  

As well as being disappointed with my team, I've also lost several bets believing in Corinthians, it's time to give up  

What intrigues me is the fact that the team is well placed in the Sudamericana, having managed to finish the group stage in first place, and in the Brazilian championship it has a miserable 5 points from 7 games played
There's not much explanation for that

About Vasco, it's incredible how much a great team that has won so many titles and has so many fans has declined
I've seen the team in an endless crisis for years now
A 6x1 defeat to main rivals Flamengo is a terrible thing for the team's atmosphere

Whenever I meet Vasco Da Gama fans I tell them: Vasco is gone... Vasco is going to end, Vasco is a small team and is in extinction... because no one sees children wearing Vasco t-shirts anymore... .. Vasco will become the new America-RJ, minuscule lol

I love it 

In my opinion, Vasco was saved both by the meme that when someone dies they go play for Vasco and by social media popularizing the team. Because few people supported it until a few years ago, before the streamer Casemiro, for example.

[rdluffy]

Unfortunately, there are possibilities, but I don't think they will. They just need to get into the swing of things and we still have a lot of games to try to make this change in the minds of the whole team. So it's just a matter of time to adapt everything and come back.

Today I saw some news that should affect the teams:
https://g1.globo.com/rs/rio-grande-do-sul/noticia/2024/06/03/aeroporto-internacional-salgado-filho-completa-um-mes-fechado-previsao-e-de-reabertura-no-natal-diz-governo.ghtml (the link to the news is in Portuguese BR)

Porto Alegre's main airport won't reopen until December because of the flood damage
This is likely to have a major impact on logistics, not only for the RS teams but also for other teams if they were to play some matches in Porto Alegre

Whenever I meet Vasco Da Gama fans I tell them: Vasco is gone... Vasco is going to end, Vasco is a small team and is in extinction... because no one sees children wearing Vasco t-shirts anymore... .. Vasco will become the new America-RJ, minuscule lol

I love it  

Does anyone think that Vasco and Corinthians can be relegated?  

[Pumared]

Unfortunately, there are possibilities, but I don't think they will. They just need to get into the swing of things and we still have a lot of games to try to make this change in the minds of the whole team. So it's just a matter of time to adapt everything and come back.

Today I saw some news that should affect the teams:
https://g1.globo.com/rs/rio-grande-do-sul/noticia/2024/06/03/aeroporto-internacional-salgado-filho-completa-um-mes-fechado-previsao-e-de-reabertura-no-natal-diz-governo.ghtml (the link to the news is in Portuguese BR)

Porto Alegre's main airport won't reopen until December because of the flood damage
This is likely to have a major impact on logistics, not only for the RS teams but also for other teams if they were to play some matches in Porto Alegre

Whenever I meet Vasco Da Gama fans I tell them: Vasco is gone... Vasco is going to end, Vasco is a small team and is in extinction... because no one sees children wearing Vasco t-shirts anymore... .. Vasco will become the new America-RJ, minuscule lol

I love it  

Does anyone think that Vasco and Corinthians can be relegated?  

I've seen some complaints from people at X about this reshuffling, because since it only returns in December, the planned flights will need to be relocated and it seems like it's quite far away. So, if it's like this for one person, it must be even worse for the whole team.

[criptoevangelista]

Unfortunately, there are possibilities, but I don't think they will. They just need to get into the swing of things and we still have a lot of games to try to make this change in the minds of the whole team. So it's just a matter of time to adapt everything and come back.

Today I saw some news that should affect the teams:
https://g1.globo.com/rs/rio-grande-do-sul/noticia/2024/06/03/aeroporto-internacional-salgado-filho-completa-um-mes-fechado-previsao-e-de-reabertura-no-natal-diz-governo.ghtml (the link to the news is in Portuguese BR)

Porto Alegre's main airport won't reopen until December because of the flood damage
This is likely to have a major impact on logistics, not only for the RS teams but also for other teams if they were to play some matches in Porto Alegre

Whenever I meet Vasco Da Gama fans I tell them: Vasco is gone... Vasco is going to end, Vasco is a small team and is in extinction... because no one sees children wearing Vasco t-shirts anymore... .. Vasco will become the new America-RJ, minuscule lol

I love it  

Does anyone think that Vasco and Corinthians can be relegated?  

It is an unprecedented inconvenience that the airport is closed and will influence practically everything in the state, since in addition to people, planes bring goods and several other things

Regarding relegation, Vasco da Gama will always be one of the candidates to fall to the second division, while Corinthians, I saw that they are having problems with their sponsor Master, if the contract is actually terminated this could cause serious financial problems and consequently risk of team having a terrible season... never-ending crisis...

[Slow death]

Cuiaba Esporte Clube MT - EC Vitoria BA

This is a game involving the two worst teams in the league at the moment, both teams are coming from poor results in the last 5 games, reaching the point where both teams have not been able to win at least 1 game in the last 5 games, but when you compare which of the 2 teams are better, I see Vitoria being a little better in relation to Cuiaba, this is because Vitoria in the 6 games they have played so far have had at least 1 draw, while Cuiaba in the 5 games they have played at the moment have not even had one draw, they had 5 defeats, also looking at the goals scored and conceded by both teams I see that Vitoria is better than Cuiaba




Vitoria scored 5 goals and conceded 13 goals

Cuiaba scored 0 goals and conceded 11 goals

But strangely, I see that the bookmakers are placing Cuiaba as the favorite and with a considerable advantage, because it has odds of 2.20 while Vitória has odds of 3.65, maybe Vitoria has a good player injured. I'm going to wait for the squad to be announced, because I intend to bet on Vitória to win this game

[rdluffy]

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But strangely, I see that the bookmakers are placing Cuiaba as the favorite and with a considerable advantage, because it has odds of 2.20 while Vitória has odds of 3.65, maybe Vitoria has a good player injured. I'm going to wait for the squad to be announced, because I intend to bet on Vitória to win this game

I saw in the news about the match that 6 Vitória players are injured, and 2 won't be able to play because they were red carded in the last match
Add that to the fact that Cuiaba will play at home, and that must be why the bookmakers are considering Cuiaba favorite

To give you my honest opinion, both teams are playing badly and it might be a 0x0 draw. They both need to improve a lot if they are not to be relegated early

But I don't have that good a guess for today. Good luck

[Pumared]

Unfortunately, there are possibilities, but I don't think they will. They just need to get into the swing of things and we still have a lot of games to try to make this change in the minds of the whole team. So it's just a matter of time to adapt everything and come back.

Today I saw some news that should affect the teams:
https://g1.globo.com/rs/rio-grande-do-sul/noticia/2024/06/03/aeroporto-internacional-salgado-filho-completa-um-mes-fechado-previsao-e-de-reabertura-no-natal-diz-governo.ghtml (the link to the news is in Portuguese BR)

Porto Alegre's main airport won't reopen until December because of the flood damage
This is likely to have a major impact on logistics, not only for the RS teams but also for other teams if they were to play some matches in Porto Alegre

Whenever I meet Vasco Da Gama fans I tell them: Vasco is gone... Vasco is going to end, Vasco is a small team and is in extinction... because no one sees children wearing Vasco t-shirts anymore... .. Vasco will become the new America-RJ, minuscule lol

I love it  

Does anyone think that Vasco and Corinthians can be relegated?  

It is an unprecedented inconvenience that the airport is closed and will influence practically everything in the state, since in addition to people, planes bring goods and several other things

Regarding relegation, Vasco da Gama will always be one of the candidates to fall to the second division, while Corinthians, I saw that they are having problems with their sponsor Master, if the contract is actually terminated this could cause serious financial problems and consequently risk of team having a terrible season... never-ending crisis...

At times like these, I think it ends up being good for the team to be relegated to the B series to create shame and organize itself as a real team. Only then can they stop and think straight. It makes no sense for them to be in this situation financially speaking.

[Slow death]

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But strangely, I see that the bookmakers are placing Cuiaba as the favorite and with a considerable advantage, because it has odds of 2.20 while Vitória has odds of 3.65, maybe Vitoria has a good player injured. I'm going to wait for the squad to be announced, because I intend to bet on Vitória to win this game

I saw in the news about the match that 6 Vitória players are injured, and 2 won't be able to play because they were red carded in the last match
Add that to the fact that Cuiaba will play at home, and that must be why the bookmakers are considering Cuiaba favorite

To give you my honest opinion, both teams are playing badly and it might be a 0x0 draw. They both need to improve a lot if they are not to be relegated early

But I don't have that good a guess for today. Good luck

I confess that I rarely get irritated by a football game when I'm watching it, I took a time to watch the highlights of Cuiaba's game against Vitória, I saw the video and thought: "it's not possible that had so many excellent chances to both teams scored a goal and the attackers of both teams seemed to be making mistakes on purpose ", so I went to watch more videos to see if there were more situations that could have resulted in goals, I didn't find them, maybe later there will be more highlights videos from that game, but from this video. that I saw:



source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVqlSCd3CDI

I was irritated by what I was seeing, I watched this video several times to try to understand how these guys were players from the main league of Brazilian football, even some teams from the second division in Brazil have very good players, and these guys are playing worse than the guys from the second or even third division, perhaps they are even playing worse than the amateur football guys who play on weekends with friends.

I planned to wait for vitoria to announce the squad and then I would bet on them to win, but I made a mistake and when I went to see if they had already announced the squad, the game had already finished the 1 half, which is why I didn't bet, but if I had bet, I would have lost money. but as I bet for fun so I wouldn't have a problem losing, the odds were a big temptation, odds of @ 3.65 on a simple bet always sound good to me when I see that it's in a game with some chance of success. It seems to me that these two teams will be relegated, with this low talent level of the attacking players, they will be relegated

[rdluffy]

I confess that I rarely get irritated by a football game when I'm watching it, I took a time to watch the highlights of Cuiaba's game against Vitória, I saw the video and thought: "it's not possible that had so many excellent chances to both teams scored a goal and the attackers of both teams seemed to be making mistakes on purpose ", so I went to watch more videos to see if there were more situations that could have resulted in goals, I didn't find them, maybe later there will be more highlights videos from that game, but from this video. that I saw:

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I planned to wait for vitoria to announce the squad and then I would bet on them to win, but I made a mistake and when I went to see if they had already announced the squad, the game had already finished the 1 half, which is why I didn't bet, but if I had bet, I would have lost money. but as I bet for fun so I wouldn't have a problem losing, the odds were a big temptation, odds of @ 3.65 on a simple bet always sound good to me when I see that it's in a game with some chance of success. It seems to me that these two teams will be relegated, with this low talent level of the attacking players, they will be relegated

I said exactly that in my post hehehe:

To give you my honest opinion, both teams are playing badly and it might be a 0x0 draw. They both need to improve a lot if they are not to be relegated early

It's a good thing you didn't place the bet
Certain games in the Brazilian championship are not worth watching, and this game was a clear example
Both teams are already favorites for relegation, and we're still only 7 rounds into the season.