The "Freeola Customer Forum" forum, which includes Retro Game Reviews, has been archived and is now read-only. You cannot post here or create a new thread or review on this forum.
In an unofficial report by the International Federation of Football History and Statistics Arsenal have gone up three places from last season to Seventh best club in the world.
From 'Arsenal.com';
"The list is based on domestic, continental and intercontinental results."
"Points are awarded based on the strength of the domestic league, with more at stake for continental competitions."
"In the English league and cup a win is worth 4 points and a draw is worth 2, while in Europe a win is worth 14 and a draw 7."
What is interesting is that Liverpool are one place higher at sixth. I guess due to their better European results.
Also, (and this is the main point) Manchester United
From 'Arsenal.com';
"The list is based on domestic, continental and intercontinental results."
"Points are awarded based on the strength of the domestic league, with more at stake for continental competitions."
"In the English league and cup a win is worth 4 points and a draw is worth 2, while in Europe a win is worth 14 and a draw 7."
What is interesting is that Liverpool are one place higher at sixth. I guess due to their better European results.
Also, (and this is the main point) Manchester United
Well the points awarded system explains why Bayer Leverkusen are second in the table. Leading the German league for so long and winning most of their European games.
Yeah, Liverpool are top English team!
Yeah, Liverpool are top English team!
Pah, Juve have gone downhill in recent years, or at least, haven't progressed as much as the other high flyers.
Long gone are the days where Juve were a feared force in europe, now they are just considered "one of the better teams".
I wouldn't put them anywhere near the top 10.
Long gone are the days where Juve were a feared force in europe, now they are just considered "one of the better teams".
I wouldn't put them anywhere near the top 10.
So that's how it worked!
Saw the list the other day, but not the explanation of how it was worked out.
Saw the list the other day, but not the explanation of how it was worked out.
In an unofficial report by the International Federation of Football History and Statistics Arsenal have gone up three places from last season to Seventh best club in the world.
From 'Arsenal.com';
"The list is based on domestic, continental and intercontinental results."
"Points are awarded based on the strength of the domestic league, with more at stake for continental competitions."
"In the English league and cup a win is worth 4 points and a draw is worth 2, while in Europe a win is worth 14 and a draw 7."
What is interesting is that Liverpool are one place higher at sixth. I guess due to their better European results.
Also, (and this is the main point) Manchester United
From 'Arsenal.com';
"The list is based on domestic, continental and intercontinental results."
"Points are awarded based on the strength of the domestic league, with more at stake for continental competitions."
"In the English league and cup a win is worth 4 points and a draw is worth 2, while in Europe a win is worth 14 and a draw 7."
What is interesting is that Liverpool are one place higher at sixth. I guess due to their better European results.
Also, (and this is the main point) Manchester United