It's not easier, but teams like Astana can play in the Champions-League, Sheriff Tiraspol managed to upset Real Madrid and cause a big shock. But they did not reach the next stages of the group. How many teams from micronations or smaller nations have won the B3?
How many are even able to reach the last 32 or 16 teams, from micronations or smaller countries let's say less than 100 users?
This for me just feels like the Super League fiasco all over again, where Real Madrid, Juventus and Barcelona were crying because apparently they need even more money.
Of course it's not the same competing in a smaller nation compared to nations like Spain, Italy, Polska or China.
The bigger nations have
- Bigger revenue because of their league's ranking
- Bigger merchandise because of their nation's ranking
- A MUCH bigger chance of success in the u21 and NT competitions, where smaller nations can BARELY compete with them
- More motivation to stay in the game, learn and improve since the competition is much higher
- More knowledge available from a bigger community, with many experienced users willing to help newer users or users looking to learn
How is this even a problem?
Teams from micronations should still have the same opportunity or close to it, to compete with the biggest nations.
Alternatively I would suggest to merge more nations that have 40-50 users into Nations Of., to increase competitiveness and engagement in the game from these nations.
Just take a look at nations like Crna Gora, Sakartvelo, Malaysia, they have national leagues and few users, but their top teams are 99% inferior compared to top teams from Italy, just in Italy you have 6 teams stronger than the best team from Sakartvelo. And these italian coaches are able to sustain these salaries, are they not?
I am sure if you were a top team in a nation like Crna Gora, your desire and motivation to keep playing BB would be much lower than in Italy, and also you would have probably left BB by now
Last edited by Coach Sergio at 1/28/2024 9:44:50 AM