Comparison of the Brazilian League with the English League (third division)

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Hi, it's me over here again

 

I did a statistic and compared the English third division with the third division of Brazil

 

I compared the average of fans in the stadium, which can be noted that in England the stadium are always much fuller and with the entry more expensive than in Brazil

 

Admission to the third division in Brazil: average of 5 Pounds

 

Here the third division has 20 separate clubs in two North and South conferences with the average of 18 matches the entire league for each club

 

I realize that the English are very passionate about soccer that the Brazilians, who go to the stadium only when it is important game or against a great club of the first division

 

Only a few clubs of the third division take good numbers of fans to the stadium, since they are of the North region of the country and are the biggest clubs of these regions

 

I commend the organization of the English leagues so much, for here the third division could be compared to the National League in England

 

Do you agree that English is the most passionate about football?

 

What do you think of the Brazilian league system in the third division? It is separated into two conferences (10 teams each) and then the playoffs with the first four places of each conference and 4 teams are promoted to the second division

 

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[AlienTitWrench]

Hi, it's me over here again

 

I did a statistic and compared the English third division with the third division of Brazil

 

I compared the average of fans in the stadium, which can be noted that in England the stadium are always much fuller and with the entry more expensive than in Brazil

 

Admission to the third division in Brazil: average of 5 Pounds

 

Here the third division has 20 separate clubs in two North and South conferences with the average of 18 matches the entire league for each club

 

I realize that the English are very passionate about soccer that the Brazilians, who go to the stadium only when it is important game or against a great club of the first division

 

Only a few clubs of the third division take good numbers of fans to the stadium, since they are of the North region of the country and are the biggest clubs of these regions

 

I commend the organization of the English leagues so much, for here the third division could be compared to the National League in England

 

Do you agree that English is the most passionate about football?

 

What do you think of the Brazilian league system in the third division? It is separated into two conferences (10 teams each) and then the playoffs with the first four places of each conference and 4 teams are promoted to the second division

 

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Sounds like our National League North/South (sixth division)

 

Top and playoff winners from each league go up.

 

Good idea as teams have not so far to travel for matches and can save precious money they have little of.

 

Shame Bruno isn't here. He could have asked you to scout out some none league Brazilians to join his other useless players.

 

 

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[Bea Smith]

A superbly interesting and informative post.

 

A number of things have to be considered when making comparisons, such as splitting divisions into North and South - like the massive size difference and travel times involved in the 2 countries.

 

Admission price also needs to be in the context of proportional wealth of the 2 countries, I've no idea of the GDP or average wage in Brazil, but it must be different from here.

 

Do clubs in Brazil issue match programmes ?