50a Copa Libertadores 2010

Copa Libertadores 2010 posibles sorpresas?

fuera del radar: Lanus

https://www.bigsoccer.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1252960

 

Traffic Sports, holders of the TV rights for the Copa Libertadores outside the Americas, said revenues from the sale of the competition's rights are up 350 per cent in the last four years.

The number of countries taking coverage has increased threefold, from 46 to an unprecedented 135 countries. Jean Marc Schwartzenberg, Director of International Business at Traffic Sports, commented: “The quality of the football that is played in South America, as well as the care that is being put into production and post-production, makes Copa Libertadores a television product on a par with any of the top European championships.”

Copa Libertadores is now sold to a record-breaking 135 countries outside the Americas. Current broadcasters include Setanta (UK), Sogecable (Spain), Chellomedia/Sport 1 (Netherlands), SportItalia (Italy), NTV Plus (Russia), Al-Dowaly (Middle East), GTV (Sub-Saharan Africa), NTV (Japan) and CCTV (China), amongst others.


Its only a matter of time

 

That is true. Apart from LDU, Ecuadorian football is pretty mediocre to say the least.

 

I would say that it is as good as Chilean club futbol history and on par better than Peruvian club futbol history,if you guys didn't know LDU Quito isn't the first Ecuadorian team to make it to a final or past the group stage the first team to nearly make a final was El Nacional in the Libertadores '85,Barcelona also made it to two finals and Emelc as well for the Copa Merconorte in 2001.

So in general our best teams of all time are El Nacional,Liga,Barcelona,and Emelec.But in present I would say that I would put domestic leagues in this order: Argentina
Brazil
Ecuador
Chile
Paraguay
Colombia
Uruguay
Peru
Venezuela
Bolivia

Anyone agree with me?

 

I don't care about 2nd places. Second places means losing. If we are going to talk about football, I want to see titles.

I would rate the current leagues like this:

1- Brazil
2- Argentina
3- Mexico
4- Ecuador
5- Paraguay
6- Chile
7- Venezuela
8- Colombia
9- Uruguay
10- Peru
11- Bolivia

 

Facking a.......I don't want to see Lanus in international tournaments no more.

Lo unico que han hecho es ir a pasear y llevarse goleadas.

 

if your talking about titles than it would be more like this in order : Argentina,Brazil,Uruguay,Paraguay,Colombia,CHile,Ecuador,Peru,and then Bolivia and Venezuela in dead last with no international titles.

 

Why is Brazil on top of Argentina they have won less titles than Argentina,if you didn't know Boca Juniors alone is one of the most successful clubs in the world with AC Milan behind them.

 

Venezuela's league is NOT stronger than Colombia, Uruguay, or hell, even Peru's league.

 

cristal, and cienciano always still points
and dont forget san martin

 

beating bolivar at la paz isnt easy though..........

cristal last appareance was in 2006, because both 2007 and 2009 playoffs dont count...

in 2004 and 2005 we oplayed decent, in 2006 we sucked, same for 2007, but in 2009 estudiantes barely defeated us in the 88th minute! they tied the score 2-2, and due to the away goal they advanced to the group stages

 

I disagree on some of your points,first off LDU isn' the only team that is competitive in the Libertadores when El Nacional has made it,as well as Barcelona who haven't shamed us,except El Nacional's last shocking elimination in 2009,and also most of our teams have made it out of the first round in this decade and pulled off defeats against Argie opposition
on their soil as well as at home(not to mention against Brazilians too).

And Paraguay and Colombia has stopped being competitive in these cups since recently because they always had a team that won it for them or gave a great performance,usually Cerro or Olimpia or Libertad.

 

but then again Bolivar isn't a very competitive team,they are alright but they're barely competitive to make it easily out of the group stage not to mention most of the Bolivian league,and the Venezuelan league is still a bit mediocre seeing as none of their teams have actually made it passed the second round.

 

I feel bad for Bolivian futbol club supporters because every cup is the same story for them,I guess they prepare for another asswhooping in high altitude everry cup because pretty much all their clubs are bad:Jorge Wilstermann,Bolivar,The Strongest,and Real Potosi all of them always end up packing their bags early.Peruvian teams aren't very entertaining to watch but at times they do surprise even the best teams,and Venezuelan teams actually surprise at times(well Caracas),but even then do play mediocre in the cups and their other teams play just as bad as Bolivian clubs.

 

lol thanks for ranking Ecudor higher then,and actually I've been informed that the only team from Bolivia to make it far in the Libertadores was Bolivar in 1998,but they lost in the semis against ours truly Barcelona SC in both legs of the semifinal.And as for Colombian teams you are right this Libertadores they didn't make it out of the groups surprisingly with the Paraguayans,and the only consolation was Caracas who eventually like everyone knew,was going to fall to a Brazilian team like usually Venezuela do.

 

and flamengo goes to libertadores everysingle year to libertadores?

give me a break

 

Sorry, dude. There have been plenty of teams who have made it to the final, semifinal, etc.

The only one worth anything in Equator is LDU.

The rest? Well...who cares?

 

I'm a Chiva fan by heart but I would love to see Cruz Azul back in it
once more that Argentine forward Villa is awsome to watch I know
he and Cruz Azul would rip it up in Libertadores. Morelia
will be in Libertadores they have a Brasilian player that's awesome Mengao you
know his name? I am sure Morelia will make it to the knock out stages.