Newsgroup: it.sport.calcio
Titolo: Cose da pazzi!!! ma come le fanno queste classifiche ?

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http://www.tgcom.it/sport/articoli/articolo259850.shtml
 
Ecco il ranking completo:
http://www.iffhs.de/main/ranking/clubweltrangliste/?sprache=englisch
Da ROTFL il Barça (trentaquattresimo) tallonato dal parma (trentasettesimo).
-- 
"Complimenti, io la posso solo sognare una finale cosi, ma stasera mi sento
di tifare per questa squadra come ho sempre fatto in campo internazionale.
Contento di vedere le facce degli inglesi e di sapere che il mondo
apprezzerà questa squadra ITALIANA" Le Tallec 25 maggio 2005 alle 21.40


Comincio ad avere il dubbio che estraggano a sorte...
Ricky 

"Parma al 37° posto"
BWAAHAHAHAHAHAHHA

 
bah, è una classifica in cui vengono assegnati punti per ogni 
vittoria/pareggio; poi a seconda del tipo di manifestazione, vengono 
assegnati più o meno punti a vittoria/pareggio. (meno punti se è il 
campionato maltese, un po' di piu se è quello italiano, ancora di più se 
è la cl.) Tutto sommato è abbastanza sommaria la cosa, nel senso che il 
peso (leggi performance level) di ciascuna competizione, è scelto da 
loro, e quindi un po' di soggettività esiste, diversamente da quanto 
asseriscono nell'ultimo capoverso.
In poche parole è una minchiata.
How the Club World Ranking is made
   The World Club Ranking was started monthly since January 1st, 1991 
and the information is globally distributed early in the following 
month. This ranking takes into consideration the results of twelve 
months of continental and intercontinental competitions, national league 
matches (including play-offs) and the national cup. In those countries 
having several national cup competitions, only the one organised by the 
national federation is included. Since the cup competition systems are 
diverse at the preliminary stage level, we assign only the points won in 
eight-finals, quarter-finals, semi-finals and the final. The points are 
assigned based upon a rating system of the level of performance of each 
national league. In the case of matches decided by penalty-kicks, each 
team receives half of the points in contention.
   All national leagues are rated at four levels based upon performance. 
In this grouping, each country (where the club plays) is assigned a 
number indicating the performance level of each national league. Clubs 
in the highest level leagues receive 4 points for each match won, 2 for 
a draw and 0 for a defeat. Level 2 is assigned 3 pts. (win), 1.5 (draw) 
and 0 (lost), and so on with the next lower levels. The same system 
applies for the play-off matches.
   In the continental competitions, all clubs receive the same number of 
points at all stages regardless of the performance level of their 
leagues. In the case of draws each team receives 50% of the points in 
dispute and 0 points for a lost match. The points are distributed 
equally to teams in matches decided by penalty-kicks. All Asia, Africa 
and CONCACAF continental competitions have the same point-assignment 
system: 8 points for a win, 4 for a draw; in the preliminary tournament 
phases for The Caribbean and Oceania zones, only 4 and 2 points are 
assigned for win and draw. In the South American competitions the clubs 
receive 12 points for a win, 6 for a draw; and in the European 14 and 7 
points, respectively. Competitions between two continents are evaluated 
depending upon their importance. In the FIFA World Club Cup, the 
awarding system for wins and draws is determined by averaging the number 
of points assigned for wins and draws in each of the other continental 
competitions.
   Those competitions not organized by a continental confederation, or 
any intercontinental events not recognized by FIFA, are not taken into 
consideration for the World Club Ranking. Any competition cancelled 
before completion alters the point system. In order to equalise the 
chances of South American and European clubs we do not consider the 
result of previous matches already played in said tournament.
   The World Club Ranking is a precise classification showing the real 
level of the clubs free of any subjective influence. It is the result of 
a profound analysis that allows us to fairly report the level of 
international performance for each country.

 In poche parole è una minchiata.
Ma bella grossa.
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