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How to make International football less interesting and fan friendly: make the qualification stages bloody complicated.
I get that they're trying to make it seem a bit more competitive, but I genuinely have no idea what these groups mean, who qualifies from those groups (I read a post somewhere about 4 of the 5 teams in a group going 'through'? - through to what though, no clue).
England lost last week meaning that they couldn't go into something, although they haven't failed to qualify (as far as I'm aware)...
Jeez. Nothing wrong with group system. It's boring, yes, but qualification to a tournament isn't generally exciting.
Wales top our group, yay! We get promoted to group A, yay! Errr...have we qualified or what?
I get that they're trying to make it seem a bit more competitive, but I genuinely have no idea what these groups mean, who qualifies from those groups (I read a post somewhere about 4 of the 5 teams in a group going 'through'? - through to what though, no clue).
England lost last week meaning that they couldn't go into something, although they haven't failed to qualify (as far as I'm aware)...
Jeez. Nothing wrong with group system. It's boring, yes, but qualification to a tournament isn't generally exciting.
Wales top our group, yay! We get promoted to group A, yay! Errr...have we qualified or what?
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