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    #46
    Originally posted by faraz
    English league...no doubt about it...just look at this year's champion's league...english premier league has undoubtedly proved itself
    chelsea
    manutd
    liverpool


    that's the EPL.


    Now compare Athletico Madrid to Fulham.

    Sevilla to Tottenham
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      #47
      Originally posted by PersianMadrid7
      chelsea
      manutd
      liverpool


      that's the EPL.
      Now compare Athletico Madrid to Fulham.
      Sevilla to Tottenham
      top teams in the primera (traditionally)


      barca
      real
      valencia
      deportivo
      athletico
      sevilla
      villareal

      top teams in the EPL (traditionally)

      man u
      chelsea
      liverpool
      arsenal
      tottenham
      newcastle
      bolton

      i think the epl list is better...n e thoughts?
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        #48
        Originally posted by faraz
        top teams in the primera (traditionally)
        barca
        real
        valencia
        deportivo
        athletico
        sevilla
        villareal
        top teams in the EPL (traditionally)
        man u
        chelsea
        liverpool
        arsenal
        tottenham
        newcastle
        bolton
        i think the epl list is better...n e thoughts?
        The La Liga midtable sides are clearly superior to Englands...
        Zaragoza, Atletico, Osasuna, Espanyol, Villarreal

        Look at the Uefa Cup semis.

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          #49
          Originally posted by Suprah
          As I said, the players that were involved in NASL were mostly English/Scottish and a few Dutch players.

          There was hardly any prominent Spaniard or Italian playing there at that time - still in La Liga and Serie A, whilst almost all proper West German players were still in Bundesliga. Maybe it was the way clubs in Italy, Spain, West Germany were being managed that made them come near but get knocked out.

          What I can say is that the club situations in Italy and Spain were pretty unstable and despite the talent they still possessed - which didnt go to NASL - they couldnt be a team. On the other hand we had Bob Paisley and Brian Clough leading the way for Forest and 'pool. These two can be classed as the most tactical English managers you will be able to find in history, and that couldnt be reciprocated into the players' national sides of England, Scotland and Ireland.
          You did prove my point that European football was at its weakest during England's dominance of European football during the late 70s and early 80s. So I will leave it at that. I mean European football was so weak. Not one truly great great player played in that era besides a couple in Rummenigge and Platini really. That sums it all up really.

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            #50
            Mid and bottom table La liga is much stronger than EPL, and the league is very balanced.

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              #51
              Yeah this is whats making it hard to choose for me.EPL's top four ,i think, are stronger than La ligas' but im not sure about mid table and bottom teams.its very hard to tell.
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                #52
                Here is an interesting stat
                Seria A most amount of shots on goal
                Kaka 38
                Totti 36
                Mutu 35
                EPL
                Ronaldo 78
                Rooney 54
                Lampard 53
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                  #53
                  IPL!!!!!
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                    #54
                    Originally posted by Cyrus_da_virus
                    Here is an interesting stat
                    Seria A most amount of shots on goal
                    Kaka 38
                    Totti 36
                    Mutu 35
                    EPL
                    Ronaldo 78
                    Rooney 54
                    Lampard 53
                    That cant be right i heard the commentator on tv saying totti got the most shot on goals in seria a and its like 100 somthing this season.

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                      #55
                      I say England
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                        #56
                        Originally posted by faraz
                        top teams in the primera (traditionally)
                        barca
                        real
                        valencia
                        deportivo
                        athletico
                        sevilla
                        villareal
                        top teams in the EPL (traditionally)
                        man u
                        chelsea
                        liverpool
                        arsenal
                        tottenham
                        newcastle
                        bolton
                        i think the epl list is better...n e thoughts?
                        Faraz jaan I'm sorry but I have to lol with your list of the traditionally top teams!

                        Villareal and Bolton have no tradition! They've only been good in the last few years. Celta Vigo, Bilbao and Sociedad have been far bigger teams traditionally as have Aston Villa and Everton in England.

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                          #57
                          gotta be the egyptian league watch el ahly beat barcelona next week



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                            #58
                            lol@ masoud and The red in the poll
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                              #59
                              Originally posted by 186forever
                              lol@ masoud and The red in the poll
                              more like lol @ all who didnt vote for one of the big 2.

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                                #60
                                Originally posted by zereshk-ali
                                Faraz jaan I'm sorry but I have to lol with your list of the traditionally top teams!
                                Villareal and Bolton have no tradition! They've only been good in the last few years. Celta Vigo, Bilbao and Sociedad have been far bigger teams traditionally as have Aston Villa and Everton in England.
                                by tradiationally i don't mean 20 years ago lol...i mean the last couple of years...i don't know too much about the history of standings in the EPL or La liga...but the last couple of years, those teams have excelled...how did i know someone would try to be smart and correct the list?
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