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Hopefully this thread makes sense and catches the eye of anyone who actually follows football—I'm hoping we can get some real activity going here. The idea is simple: if you actually know your stuff and follow specific leagues, jump in and share your take. I want to hear which one, two, or maybe three teams are the heavy hitters to watch for the title in the 2020/2021 season—which, let's face it, is a weirdly unique year given everything going on right now.
If you want to keep it brief, go for it. If you’re the type who needs to dive into a deep-dive analysis, be my guest. Just one rule: no fighting. Period. Obviously, everyone will have different expectations for different leagues, so if you're making a claim, back it up with some solid arguments.
Also, let's not waste time on leagues that aren't worth mentioning—like Scotland, where the winner is probably already a foregone conclusion.
It's a similar story in a few other places too; up until this season, it was pretty much always the same story in America, Spain, and Germany—though, I guess there's always a tiny chance for a shocker.
The whole point here is to give us a different perspective on leagues we might not know as well. For example, even though I've lived and breathed football my whole life—including leagues from other continents—I honestly have no clue which team is the powerhouse like the LA Lakers and which ones are just mid-tier filler. To me, they all look the same.
Just today, I saw Borussia Dortmund absolutely demolish Austria Vienna in a friendly, something like 11-2. That might mean things are heating up in the NFL, or maybe it doesn't—who knows? Maybe I'm getting ahead of myself by trying to analyze the NFL already, so let's hold off on that. I'd rather focus on the leagues that are actually underway, like those in America, Mexico, Belgium, Canada, and so on.
If you want to keep it brief, go for it. If you’re the type who needs to dive into a deep-dive analysis, be my guest. Just one rule: no fighting. Period. Obviously, everyone will have different expectations for different leagues, so if you're making a claim, back it up with some solid arguments.
Also, let's not waste time on leagues that aren't worth mentioning—like Scotland, where the winner is probably already a foregone conclusion.
It's a similar story in a few other places too; up until this season, it was pretty much always the same story in America, Spain, and Germany—though, I guess there's always a tiny chance for a shocker.
The whole point here is to give us a different perspective on leagues we might not know as well. For example, even though I've lived and breathed football my whole life—including leagues from other continents—I honestly have no clue which team is the powerhouse like the LA Lakers and which ones are just mid-tier filler. To me, they all look the same.
Just today, I saw Borussia Dortmund absolutely demolish Austria Vienna in a friendly, something like 11-2. That might mean things are heating up in the NFL, or maybe it doesn't—who knows? Maybe I'm getting ahead of myself by trying to analyze the NFL already, so let's hold off on that. I'd rather focus on the leagues that are actually underway, like those in America, Mexico, Belgium, Canada, and so on.