Make Copa America 4 year west hemisphere tournament

Discussion in 'Copa América Centenario 2016' started by olckicker, Jul 4, 2006.

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  1. superfrantheman

    superfrantheman Red Card

    Nov 11, 2006
    Olvidados de Dios
    Club:
    Sporting Cristal Lima
    Nat'l Team:
    Peru
    jajajaja no soy cacho huevon si se escribir pero lo hago rapido y yo no se quien quiere meter a tantas islitas a jugar contra la conmebol, pucha si es asi metan a su marido de puerto rico, como les encant esa huevada de terreno, tranquilamente con un sencillo de bill gates lo compra y lo declara como su propiedad privada
     
  2. Guti™

    Guti™ Moderator

    Mar 6, 2005
    La Victoria
    Club:
    Alianza Lima
    Nat'l Team:
    Peru
    tipea despacio, hombre. cual es la prisa?
     
  3. BorrachoNJ

    BorrachoNJ New Member

    Apr 8, 2001
    NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ
    porque a las siete cierran el Internet cafe:D
     
  4. Dr. Know

    Dr. Know Member+

    Dec 5, 2005
    Macondo
    Quien carajos ha mencionado meter a islas en CONMEBOL? El unico que empezastes a hablar de eso fuistes tu. Y ya demostre lo ridiculo que es tu argumento si Puerto Rico ni participa en torneos CONCACAF que puñetas van hacer en CONMEBOL? Y claro La Habana ese gran pais tambien va a participar :rolleyes:.

    Y que carajos sabes tu de Puerto Rico? Para de hablar basofia jodio ignorante de mierda.
     
  5. El_tri321mex

    El_tri321mex Member

    Oct 20, 2006
    berkeley
    Es sierto , Puerto Rico no participa en Concacaf,
    Y en verdad los Boricuas no se preocupan del futbol:D
     
  6. Dr. Know

    Dr. Know Member+

    Dec 5, 2005
    Macondo
    Se supone que participen en CONCACAF pero como dices nadie se preocupa por eso. La ultima vez que particiapron en unas eliminatorias para el mundial fue en el 93'.

    Pero segun nuestro amigo retrasado mental porque a Mexico los inviten a la Copa America significa que las islas del caribe tambien van a participar en CONMEBOL.

    :rolleyes:
     
  7. superfrantheman

    superfrantheman Red Card

    Nov 11, 2006
    Olvidados de Dios
    Club:
    Sporting Cristal Lima
    Nat'l Team:
    Peru
    alguein metio a mexico en la concacaf si eso pasaria luego quieren meter a usa, centroamerica no seria justo

    y no necesito conocer mucho de puerto rico es ams ni hablen de eso

    es mas dediquense por la copa y punto ,a mi me gustaria eso de 16 equipos, pero nunca mezclar las dos confederaciones nunca, solo ya es mucho con lo de la copa america
     
  8. Dr. Know

    Dr. Know Member+

    Dec 5, 2005
    Macondo
    Hombre, estoy completamente de acuerdo contigo. No creo que deben mezclar ambas confederaciones para nada.

    CONMEBOL es CONMEBOL y CONCACAF es CONCACAF. Los torneos se deben mantener asi.

    Pero no te pongas a hablar mierda de cosas que no sabes. OK?
     
  9. superfrantheman

    superfrantheman Red Card

    Nov 11, 2006
    Olvidados de Dios
    Club:
    Sporting Cristal Lima
    Nat'l Team:
    Peru
    ok si se me paso yo se pero de veras es que todo lleva a una cosa

    en fin que sigfan habiendo amistosos y bueno la copa america deberia de ser expandida creo yo total es copa america, como siempre lka conmebol babosa no controla nada ty hace tonterias

    deberiamos de jugar una copa america global pero no eliminatorias
     
  10. dfb547490

    dfb547490 New Member

    Feb 9, 2000
    The Heights
    The US and Mexico would still qualify for the WC just about every time out of a merged confederation (assuming that it had the full 8 spots that the two currently have and assuming that it didn't use the ridiculous African qualification format). Those teams are both easily top 4-5 in the Americas, they'd need to have a severe "down" cycle in order to not qualify (it'd probably happen once every 10 times). Right now the US and Mexico aren't challenged at all in WCQs except when they play each other, or at Costa Rica. Give them some high-intensity qualifiers against the South American teams and you'll see both teams do a lot better in the WC.
     
  11. Visca...

    Visca... Member

    Sep 13, 2004
    ATL
    Nat'l Team:
    Peru
    Exactly, so what makes you think that the US and Mexico will qualify 9 out of every 10 times to the World Cup?

    They are gonna be challenged A LOT MORE if a merged Confederation happens. So if the merging happens, the change of attitude, atmosphere, and most important football style is gonna have a toll on the US, Mexico and Costa Rica...at first at least.
     
  12. Guti™

    Guti™ Moderator

    Mar 6, 2005
    La Victoria
    Club:
    Alianza Lima
    Nat'l Team:
    Peru
    Mexico would make qualify out of CONMEBOL.

    The US and Costa Rica, hmm...I doubt it.
     
  13. dfb547490

    dfb547490 New Member

    Feb 9, 2000
    The Heights
    It will be far more challenging on a game-by-game basis, but overall the US and Mexico will still have no problem qualifying assuming a reasonable qualifying format.

    I'm envisioning a couple preliminary rounds to weed out the minnows followed by 2 groups of 8 with the top half of each group qualifying for the dance. Basically for each group you're talking US/Mexico, either the other one or one of the big 2 South American teams, and a bunch of mid-level teams. US and Mexico would both finish top half of that.
     
  14. leg_breaker

    leg_breaker Member

    Dec 23, 2005
    What makes you think that? Imagine a qualifying group of:

    Uruguay
    United States
    Ecuador
    Bolivia
    Jamaica

    With only the top team qualifying. Eight teams qualifying out of 40+ means it's going to be pretty tough.
     
  15. Beau Dure

    Beau Dure Member+

    May 31, 2000
    Vienna, VA
    But that grouping out of 40 would make no sense. If the region had eight groups, the 10-12 semi-legit teams (USA, Mexico, most of South America, perhaps Costa Rica or Jamaica) would be spread out among the groups.

    It'd be more like this:

    Uruguay
    United States
    Belize
    Grenada
    Panama

    Still challenging -- Uruguay would likely be joint favorite in the group, with Panama a threat to throw a wrench in either team's plans. But not at all what you're describing.

    Europe manages to scatter its half-decent teams among eight or nine groups, leaving England and Poland to face teams like San Marino and Estonia. Same principle.
     
  16. dfb547490

    dfb547490 New Member

    Feb 9, 2000
    The Heights
    Yeah, which is why I added the provision about not having a ridiculous Africa-esque WCQ format (which is exactly what you described). And keep in mind that most of those 40+ teams are Carribean/CA minnows.

    All you need to do is seed the teams, have a preliminary home-and-home round of the minnows playing each other then the winners of that go home-and-home with the seeded teams to whittle it down to 16, then from there go 2 groups of 8 with top 4 from each qualifying. If you assume the final 16 would be the 10 South American teams plus the US, Mexico, Costa Rica, and 3 others (we'll say Jamaica, Canada, and Guatemala purely for the sake of argument) you might end up with the following final groups:

    USA
    Mexico
    Argentina
    Canada
    Uruguay
    Bolivia
    Jamaica
    Peru

    Brazil
    Costa Rica
    Guatemala
    Paraguay
    Colombia
    Ecuador
    Chile
    Venezuela


    That's about as tough of a group as the US and Mexico could land in if the teams were properly seeded, yet both should qualify out of there.
     
  17. leg_breaker

    leg_breaker Member

    Dec 23, 2005
    What makes you think they'd have a system like that? Maybe four groups of four, with the USA in with Brazil and Uruguay fighting for two places. Eight teams in a group would mean 14 games plus the preliminaries, not easy when you only have 16 months for the qualifiers.
     
  18. El_tri321mex

    El_tri321mex Member

    Oct 20, 2006
    berkeley
    I say Mexico has a great quality as South American teams, Many believe Mexico and USA will get destroyed in Conmebol,
    The record of Mexico vs South American teams is Impressive, Which is why I think Mexico can advance to WC is join conmebol. so how can mexico not do well in conmebol?
    Records....... * Includes every match.WC.Copa America,Gold cup,Friendly,other
    Mexico vs Argentina
    15 Played 15
    2 Won 6
    7 Drawn 7
    6 Lost 2
    15 Goals 21
    Mexico vs Brazil
    21 Played 21
    6 Won 11
    4 Drawn 4
    11 Lost 6
    19 Goals 42

    Mexico vs Uruguay
    11 Played 11
    5 Won 2
    4 Drawn 4
    2 Lost 5
    13 Goals 11
    Mexico vs Paraguay
    11 Played 11
    3 Won 3
    5 Drawn 5
    3 Lost 3
    11 Goals 10
    Mexico vs Chile
    11 Played 11
    7 Won 3
    1 Drawn 1
    3 Lost 7
    13 Goals 10
    Mexico vs Peru
    9 Played 9
    4 Won 2
    3 Drawn 3
    2 Lost 4
    11 Goals 9
    Mexico vs Colombia
    15 Played 15
    3 Won 4
    8 Drawn 8
    4 Lost 3
    13 Goals 13
    Mexico vs Bolivia
    8 Played 8
    6 Won 1
    1 Drawn 1
    1 Lost 6
    9 Goals 4
    Mexico vs Venezuela
    4 Played 4
    4 Won 0
    0 Drawn 0
    0 Lost 4
    9 Goals 3
    Mexico vs Ecuador
    11 Played 11
    7 Won 1
    3 Drawn 3
    1 Lost 7
    16 Goals 7
    THAT makes it
    Mexico vs SOUTH AMERICAN TEAMS
    GOALS
    129 -130

    Surely Its an impressive record, which is why I say we always do well with the south American nations.
     
  19. Sagy

    Sagy Member

    Aug 6, 2004
    Reducing to 16 teams using home and home plus 14 games will be no more then teams played in 2006 WCQ (18 in CSF and 18-22 in CONCACAF).

    Even if you are right about the 4 groups of four, it will take a great deal of bad luck to have the group that you describe. USA & Mexico are just as likely to be a tier 1 team (top 4) as they are to be a tier 2. Uruguay is likely to be a tier 2 and not a tier 3 team as you put them (which 8 teams you you have ahead of them?).
     
  20. leg_breaker

    leg_breaker Member

    Dec 23, 2005
    Except now you've got much less time to play because of the qualifying for the extended copa america, so you'll need less qualifying games.

    Based on fifa rankings, the pots would be:

    Pot 1:
    Brazil
    Argentina
    Mexico
    Uruguay

    Pot 2:
    Ecuador
    USA
    Colombia
    Paraguay

    Pot 3:
    Chile
    Cuba
    Honduras
    Jamaica

    Pot 4:
    Costa Rica
    Panama
    Venezuela
    Peru

    Thinking about it, the FIFA rankings are completely ********ed up.
     
  21. Visca...

    Visca... Member

    Sep 13, 2004
    ATL
    Nat'l Team:
    Peru
    lol :D

    Yeah, we can't base the seeding and pots on the FIFA rankings. Cuba, Honduras and Jamaica ahead of all the teams in your "Pot 4" would be crazee.
     
  22. Sagy

    Sagy Member

    Aug 6, 2004
    Maybe there is less time, but there should be no problem play a first home & home elimination (reducing to 32 teams) in August of the even year and the second home & home in September. This means that two groups of 8 teams can start playing during the October of the even year and there is more then enough time to finish 14 games by November of the next year (using only WCQ dates). During 2006 WCQ, T&T played 17 games between September 2004 and November 2005, Mexico played 16 during the same time frame, The rest of the CONCACAF hex teams played 15 games and had two open dates in November of 2005.

    Is this a a full schedule? yes, but the joined Copa America qualifier schedule will not be as full (since 16 teams qualify). WCQ preliminary rounds could be played in the first half of the Copa America year (the qualifiers ended by November of the previous year). This means that the 14 games will have to be played between August of the even year and November of the following year. During the 2006 WCQ Czech Republic, Turkey and Slovakia played 14 games during the same time period (Turkey and the Czech didn't start playing until September). This is not even a very full schedule.

    Another alternative which is conducive for the top teams progressing is 3 groups of six. Top two teams qualify to the WC 3rd place team and best forth play for the last two spots. All this is under the assumption that the joined confederation will have 8 WC spots. If the joined Confederation has only 7.5 spots two 3rd place teams will play for one spot and the third will play for the half spot.

    My point is not that this is going to happen. What I'm trying to point out that a joined America confederation has solutions that will qualify 8 teams without having to use a CAF type qualifications (only group winner qualify) or even a 2 out of 4 final qualifying format. Both of these are not conducive for top teams qualifying since one or two mistakes/upsets can eliminate a top team.
     
  23. Guayaquileño

    Guayaquileño Member

    Dec 3, 2006
    New York City
    Club:
    Barcelona Guayaquil
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    Keep it the Copa America in SOUTH AMERICA.. we came up with it, started it, and WE should play in it. We should have never invited foreign countries to play in it. That was a big mistake. They cheapen the tournament.

    Mexico and USA.. pfffft ! get the ufck outa here... they can't compete against conmebol teams like Brazil or Argentina.. or even Uruguay, Ecuador, and Colombia.
     
  24. ROMERO879

    ROMERO879 Member

    Apr 28, 2005
    Club:
    Sporting Cristal Lima
    Nat'l Team:
    Peru
    I'm all for an all American continental tournament for the Copa America.
     
  25. El_tri321mex

    El_tri321mex Member

    Oct 20, 2006
    berkeley
    Dude ,stfu.
    Mexico has proved to be competitive in Copa AMerica . Show some facts why Mexico can't be competitive vs Uruguay,Ecuador,Colombia.
     

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