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: Friendlies with cup rules are played out exactly the same way as actual cup matches: thirty minutes of golden goal extra time followed by penalty kicks. | : Friendlies with cup rules are played out exactly the same way as actual cup matches: thirty minutes of golden goal extra time followed by penalty kicks. This is in the rules, and it's exactly as stated in the article. --[[User:Mr Wednesday|Mr Wednesday]] 03:20, 17 March 2006 (UTC) | ||
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==Profitability== | |||
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''For clubs of the lowest division in large leagues (e.g. Netherlands, Spain, Sweden or Germany) international friendlies (away) are not recommendable'' | |||
If I play in the lowest Spanish division and I'm able to organize an international friendly (away) against a team of the Italian Serie A, why is not that profitable? I guess that the spectator income would be higher than the traveling costs. | |||
I think that it's not profitable to play international friendly (away) ''against'' team of the lowest division in large leagues.--[[User:MrPuddu|MrPuddu]] 11:32, 10 April 2008 (UTC) | |||
Latest revision as of 11:32, 10 April 2008
Do frienldies with cup rules end by sudden death/ golden goal?
- Friendlies with cup rules are played out exactly the same way as actual cup matches: thirty minutes of golden goal extra time followed by penalty kicks. This is in the rules, and it's exactly as stated in the article. --Mr Wednesday 03:20, 17 March 2006 (UTC)
- PS - please sign your messages so that it's clear who posts what. Use a sequence of two hyphens and four tildes.
Profitability
In the article:
For clubs of the lowest division in large leagues (e.g. Netherlands, Spain, Sweden or Germany) international friendlies (away) are not recommendable
If I play in the lowest Spanish division and I'm able to organize an international friendly (away) against a team of the Italian Serie A, why is not that profitable? I guess that the spectator income would be higher than the traveling costs.
I think that it's not profitable to play international friendly (away) against team of the lowest division in large leagues.--MrPuddu 11:32, 10 April 2008 (UTC)
