..............5-2 home winners..............
FCM seem to win every week. Today it was just the 5-0...
I don’t know too much about them but I think they are similar to us in terms of relative size - I.e they won’t have the highest resources in their league (e.g, Copenhagen, brondby), even if they have better resources for their league relative to the other teams than we do in our league.
So do they play the same style of football?
Do they utilise similar marginal differences than we try to?
Essentially, what I’d like to know is why do things seem to be working so well there compared to us?
They have a bigger budget in a weaker league.
FCM seem to win every week. Today it was just the 5-0...
I don’t know too much about them but I think they are similar to us in terms of relative size - I.e they won’t have the highest resources in their league (e.g, Copenhagen, brondby), even if they have better resources for their league relative to the other teams than we do in our league.
So do they play the same style of football?
Do they utilise similar marginal differences than we try to?
Essentially, what I’d like to know is why do things seem to be working so well there compared to us?
Yeah I get that, and I tried to make that point. So are we overachieving as much as they are?
I wish them well ? till we play them, hopefully one day...
Try asking MB, he would be able to give you an answer based on some statistical evidence rather than hunches from the GPG My hunch is they are overachieving as much as we are/or us them but in Denmark that translates in to being a top 3 side and sometimes winning the league.
One thing is that they're able to fish in a larger pond than us as their immigration rules allow them to recruit more easily from Africa and South America, where they have had a degree of success in the last few years. The story of Pione Sisto covered this aspect.....they've got a 20yr old Brazilian kid who's the nutz.....€€€€€€€s ++++.....same set-up as BFC....but much better website and markt dept.
One thing is that they're able to fish in a larger pond than us as their immigration rules allow them to recruit more easily from Africa and South America, where they have had a degree of success in the last few years. The story of Pione Sisto covered this aspect.
....does this effectively mean that Denmarks immigration policy is better for business.
Yes. This was covered by Matthew in the Q&As on here.
Always thought Denmarks immigration policy was tougher than our?
Will have to look up MB's summary.
Ours is very restrictive with some preposterous rules. When I brought my Indian staff over, I would get Polish visas and get them to travel around Europe for “Meetings”, although I’m sure Poland’s present government has made a big change in that!Always thought Denmarks immigration policy was tougher than our?
Will have to look up MB's summary.
....they've got a 20yr old Brazilian kid who's the nutz.....€€€€€€€s ++++.....same set-up as BFC....but much better website and markt dept.
.................3-1 away win............
I see that FCM's Youth Team is in a Play-Off against AS Roma next Tuesday for entry into the UEFA Youth League:
https://www.uefa.com/uefayouthleague/news/newsid=2570226.html
This tournament is a sort of 'Champions League for Kids' and may be of interest to Mr. Benham, since this competition was cooked up by UEFA to replace his NextGen tournament of a few years back.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UEFA_Youth_League
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NextGen_Series_(2011%E2%80%9313)
They have beaten Roma on penalties https://twitter.com/fcm_LIVE/status/1098235674229161984
Another away win today for the first team, puts them level on points with FC Copenhagen, but have played a game more.
Finished with nine men too, the oppo finished with ten.
All three were red cards.Sendings off rather than injuries?
All three were red cards.
Look who just scored for Copenhagen.