I see a lot of people crapping on international breaks and complaining about the boredom but if anything it’s something that people could look forward to even during the club season

At least 90% of this chatter is coming from (English) Prem fans or people from top 9 nations which, sure it may not be fun for you seeing your team dump 14 past others, but to get rid of the break like some are suggesting?

This week I saw my nation play for the first time in 15-20 months, and though we came out with two draws (the latter of which should’ve been a win), I enjoyed it more than watching club football week in week out. Unlike (quite bluntly) entitled Western European fans, it is an entertaining being the underdog and watching the country you’re from, the nation of you descent, attempt to make somewhat of a name for themself on the continental and eventually international stage

  • Karffs@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    I mean anyone (in England) who interacts with football fans outside of Reddit on regular basis knows that not true.

    I don’t have strong feelings about the international breaks but disliking them is hardly a niche opinion, it’s been this way for years.