• Mark's All-Time Best Club Sides List... (Was: Who are the top 2 best cl

    From Blueshirt@21:1/5 to Mark on Thu Jun 5 15:31:55 2025
    Mark wrote:

    I officially propose this as Mark's official Top
    9 best teams of all time...

    1. Barcelona 2009-2015
    2. Milan 1988-1996
    3. Real Madrid 1956-1960
    4. Santos 1961-1965
    5. Ajax 1969-1973
    6. Independiente 1971-1975
    7. Real Madrid 2014-2018
    8. Penarol 1960-1966
    9. Boca Juniors 2000-2003

    If you are happy with your list, who are we to argue?

    Your list, your rules.

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  • From Mark@21:1/5 to Blueshirt on Mon Jun 9 17:51:15 2025
    On Thu, 5 Jun 2025 15:31:55 +0000, Blueshirt wrote:

    Mark wrote:


    1. Barcelona 2009-2015
    2. Milan 1988-1996
    3. Real Madrid 1956-1960
    4. Santos 1961-1965
    5. Ajax 1969-1973
    6. Independiente 1971-1975
    7. Real Madrid 2014-2018
    8. Penarol 1960-1966
    9. Boca Juniors 2000-2003

    If you are happy with your list, who are we to argue?

    Your list, your rules.

    It's our list. I think my rules say it doesn't get declared the
    unofficial rss-sanctioned list unless there's no strong disagreement
    about it.

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  • From MH@21:1/5 to Mark on Tue Jun 10 10:17:08 2025
    On 2025-06-09 11:51, Mark wrote:
    On Thu, 5 Jun 2025 15:31:55 +0000, Blueshirt wrote:

    Mark wrote:


    1. Barcelona 2009-2015
    2. Milan 1988-1996
    3. Real Madrid 1956-1960
    4. Santos 1961-1965
    5. Ajax 1969-1973
    6. Independiente 1971-1975
    7. Real Madrid 2014-2018
    8. Penarol 1960-1966
    9. Boca Juniors 2000-2003

    If you are happy with your list, who are we to argue?

    Your list, your rules.

    It's our list. I think my rules say it doesn't get declared the
    unofficial rss-sanctioned list unless there's no strong disagreement
    about it.

    That is where the flaw in your process is. You are basically giving any
    one individual a complete veto over the position in the list of highly deserving teams. Because of the absence of Liverpool in this list
    (pointed out by me and several others), and vetoed only by you with your anti-English league bias, I do not accept this as an RSS sanctioned list.

    So STRONG disagreenent hereby registered.

    As Blueshirt has often said, you are perfectly within your rights to
    publish your own lists, and to modify them according to feedback that
    confirms your own biases (and hey, we all have biases). But you can't
    speak on behalf of everyone.

    As I have mentioned, I will get around to posting a process for voting
    on this issue, but right now I am in and out of a medical roundabout,
    moving house, and wrapping up my lab after a 40 year career. It won't
    be for a wee while.

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  • From Blueshirt@21:1/5 to Mark on Tue Jun 10 17:01:05 2025
    Mark wrote:

    On Thu, 5 Jun 2025 15:31:55 +0000, Blueshirt wrote:

    Mark wrote:


    1. Barcelona 2009-2015
    2. Milan 1988-1996
    3. Real Madrid 1956-1960
    4. Santos 1961-1965
    5. Ajax 1969-1973
    6. Independiente 1971-1975
    7. Real Madrid 2014-2018
    8. Penarol 1960-1966
    9. Boca Juniors 2000-2003

    If you are happy with your list, who are we to argue?

    Your list, your rules.

    It's our list.

    Most definitely NOT!

    I think my rules say it doesn't get declared the
    unofficial rss-sanctioned list unless there's no strong
    disagreement about it.

    How strongly do you want me to disagree with you this time?

    Your list is certainly not my list and I don't think it will
    ever represent the opinion of this newsgroup. But as "Mark's
    list" it works fine, so be happy with the teams that you have
    chosen and the reasons why you have chosen them... all your
    list has to do is work for you.

    You seem to be concerned about what the people of RSS think and
    want our opinions regarding your choices, but then when we
    express disagreement you just continue anyway and still propose
    your list as an RSS sanctioned list!!! <shrugs>

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  • From Blueshirt@21:1/5 to All on Tue Jun 10 17:01:07 2025
    MH wrote:

    On 2025-06-09 11:51, Mark wrote:
    On Thu, 5 Jun 2025 15:31:55 +0000, Blueshirt wrote:

    If you are happy with your list, who are we to argue?

    Your list, your rules.

    It's our list. I think my rules say it doesn't get declared
    the unofficial rss-sanctioned list unless there's no strong
    disagreement about it.

    That is where the flaw in your process is. You are basically
    giving any one individual a complete veto over the position in
    the list of highly deserving teams. Because of the absence of
    Liverpool in this list (pointed out by me and several others),
    and vetoed only by you with your anti-English league bias, I
    do not accept this as an RSS sanctioned list.

    It's a list with biases and yes, we all have them, but even then
    Mark's preferences seem to count a lot more than anybody else's preferences/disagreements, so that only goes to strengthen the
    fact that it's "Mark's list" and nothing more.

    So STRONG disagreenent hereby registered.

    I'm not sure it sinks in, as I feel like a goldfish going around
    in the RSS bowl. How many times do people have to disagree?

    But I will also express STRONG DISAGREEMENT.

    As Blueshirt has often said, you are perfectly within your
    rights to publish your own lists, and to modify them according
    to feedback that confirms your own biases (and hey, we all
    have biases). But you can't speak on behalf of everyone.

    Exactly.

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  • From Blueshirt@21:1/5 to Mark on Sat Jun 14 08:27:04 2025
    Mark wrote:

    On Tue, 10 Jun 2025 17:01:07 +0000, Blueshirt wrote:

    MH wrote:

    That is where the flaw in your process is. You are
    basically giving any one individual a complete veto over
    the position in the list of highly deserving teams.
    Because of the absence of Liverpool in this list (pointed
    out by me and several others), and vetoed only by you with
    your anti-English league bias, I do not accept this as an
    RSS sanctioned list.

    It's a list with biases and yes, we all have them, but even
    then Mark's preferences seem to count a lot more than
    anybody else's preferences/disagreements, so that only goes
    to strengthen the fact that it's "Mark's list" and nothing
    more.

    That's nonsense. What about Futbolmetrix's
    preferences/disagreements?

    His list is his list and your list is your list. That's fine. We
    don't all have to agree on what the best club sides are/were.
    That's the point you seem to be missing. You are trying to
    impose YOUR list on the rest of us. It's YOUR list compiled with
    your preferences and biases. So I object the THAT. People having
    different ideas of what the best club sides of all time is
    perfectly normal. YOUR list is fine, as YOUR list. It is not an
    RSS list.

    So STRONG disagreenent hereby registered.

    I'm not sure it sinks in, as I feel like a goldfish going
    around in the RSS bowl. How many times do people have to
    disagree?

    But I will also express STRONG DISAGREEMENT.

    So which teams do you strongly disagree about in my proposal
    for the top NINE?

    Give it up dude, nobody is interested in your list as an RSS
    sanctioned list and more people here have disagreed with it than
    agreed. It's your list compiled for your reasons. Continuing to
    keep going on and on about it is getting annoying at this stage.

    There is football being played in the real world, let's discuss
    that... not some hypothetical list comparing teams from
    different parts of the world and different eras, which makes it
    a near impossible task for 100% agreement anyway as we would all
    have different criteria of what makes a team "great" in the
    first place.

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  • From Mark@21:1/5 to Blueshirt on Sun Jun 15 18:00:56 2025
    On Sat, 14 Jun 2025 8:27:04 +0000, Blueshirt wrote:

    Mark wrote:

    On Tue, 10 Jun 2025 17:01:07 +0000, Blueshirt wrote:

    MH wrote:

    That is where the flaw in your process is. You are
    basically giving any one individual a complete veto over
    the position in the list of highly deserving teams.
    Because of the absence of Liverpool in this list (pointed
    out by me and several others), and vetoed only by you with
    your anti-English league bias, I do not accept this as an
    RSS sanctioned list.

    It's a list with biases and yes, we all have them, but even
    then Mark's preferences seem to count a lot more than
    anybody else's preferences/disagreements, so that only goes
    to strengthen the fact that it's "Mark's list" and nothing
    more.

    That's nonsense. What about Futbolmetrix's
    preferences/disagreements?

    His list is his list and your list is your list. That's fine. We
    don't all have to agree on what the best club sides are/were.
    That's the point you seem to be missing. You are trying to
    impose YOUR list on the rest of us. It's YOUR list compiled with
    your preferences and biases. So I object the THAT. People having
    different ideas of what the best club sides of all time is
    perfectly normal. YOUR list is fine, as YOUR list. It is not an
    RSS list.

    I'm not trying to impose my list on anybody. We're supposed to be
    compiling a list that nobody strongly disagrees with, which would be an
    RSS list.

    So STRONG disagreenent hereby registered.

    I'm not sure it sinks in, as I feel like a goldfish going
    around in the RSS bowl. How many times do people have to
    disagree?

    But I will also express STRONG DISAGREEMENT.

    So which teams do you strongly disagree about in my proposal
    for the top NINE?

    Give it up dude, nobody is interested in your list as an RSS
    sanctioned list and more people here have disagreed with it than
    agreed. It's your list compiled for your reasons. Continuing to
    keep going on and on about it is getting annoying at this stage.

    Nobody? Futbolmetrix is for a start. And he's hardly the only one.

    There is football being played in the real world, let's discuss
    that... not some hypothetical list comparing teams from
    different parts of the world and different eras, which makes it
    a near impossible task for 100% agreement anyway as we would all
    have different criteria of what makes a team "great" in the
    first place.

    I think you'll find the football played in the 1970s was played in the
    real world. What do you think I'm trying to discuss?

    If it's going to be an RSS list, I still think it makes more sense to
    have a list that nobody strongly disagrees with, rather than a list that includes teams that people do strongly disagree with.

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  • From Mark@21:1/5 to All on Mon Jun 23 15:07:57 2025
    We've come this far; we might as well complete this list. Please will
    anybody that strongly disagrees with the latest proposal for the top 9
    say which teams they strongly disagree about?

    If nobody has strongly disagreed AND stated which teams they think
    should be moved up/moved down/included/excluded in the top NINE, by the
    end of June, I'll declare the latest proposal the final list, subject
    to a possible vote. It is only unofficial after all. Given the apparent
    lack of interest, is it worth bothering with a vote. Do people still
    feel strongly that we should have a vote to confirm the top 9?

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  • From anders t@21:1/5 to All on Mon Jun 23 18:23:28 2025
    Quoting Mark in rec.sport.soccer:
    We've come this far; we might as well complete this list. Please will
    anybody that strongly disagrees with the latest proposal for the top 9
    say which teams they strongly disagree about?

    If nobody has strongly disagreed AND stated which teams they think
    should be moved up/moved down/included/excluded in the top NINE, by the
    end of June, I'll declare the latest proposal the final list, subject
    to a possible vote. It is only unofficial after all. Given the apparent
    lack of interest, is it worth bothering with a vote. Do people still
    feel strongly that we should have a vote to confirm the top 9?

    You can declare it your final list anytime without anyone else's consent.


    --
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    Latest: England '13 (20th) Europa '17, UEFA '08, World '08

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  • From Blueshirt@21:1/5 to anders t on Tue Jun 24 20:25:48 2025
    anders t wrote:

    Quoting Mark in rec.sport.soccer:
    We've come this far; we might as well complete this list.
    Please will anybody that strongly disagrees with the latest
    proposal for the top 9 say which teams they strongly
    disagree about?

    If nobody has strongly disagreed AND stated which teams
    they think should be moved up/moved down/included/excluded
    in the top NINE, by the end of June, I'll declare the
    latest proposal the final list, subject to a possible vote.
    It is only unofficial after all. Given the apparent lack of
    interest, is it worth bothering with a vote. Do people still
    feel strongly that we should have a vote to confirm the top
    9?

    You can declare it your final list anytime without anyone
    else's consent.

    Of course he can, as it's his list. He can post a list of nine
    teams, ten teams or one hundred and fifty-six teams! It will
    still only be his list no matter what he declares it to be. It
    means absolutely nothing beyond that. One man's opinion.

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  • From Mark@21:1/5 to Blueshirt on Wed Jun 25 18:48:39 2025
    Blueshirt wrote:

    anders t wrote:

    Quoting Mark in rec.sport.soccer:
    We've come this far; we might as well complete this list.
    Please will anybody that strongly disagrees with the latest
    proposal for the top 9 say which teams they strongly
    disagree about?

    If nobody has strongly disagreed AND stated which teams
    they think should be moved up/moved down/included/excluded
    in the top NINE, by the end of June, I'll declare the
    latest proposal the final list, subject to a possible vote.
    It is only unofficial after all. Given the apparent lack of
    interest, is it worth bothering with a vote. Do people still
    feel strongly that we should have a vote to confirm the top
    9?

    You can declare it your final list anytime without anyone
    else's consent.

    Of course he can, as it's his list. He can post a list of nine
    teams, ten teams or one hundred and fifty-six teams! It will
    still only be his list no matter what he declares it to be. It
    means absolutely nothing beyond that. One man's opinion.

    NO. It's OUR list. Since when have Barcelona been the best team ever in
    my opinion? Since when has the top 9 best teams ever not included
    Bayern Munchen or Sao Paulo in my opinion? Since when have Santos been
    1 of the top 5 best teams ever, or Independiente not been 1 of the top
    5 best teams ever in my opinion?

    It's OUR list, based on the opinion of RSSers in general; that's the
    whole point of the thread. You and Futbolmetrix were the ones that said Barcelona should be no. 1.

    Why do you think I've spent nearly 3 months making sure nobody strongly disagrees with it and asking for everybody else's opinion?

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  • From Mark@21:1/5 to All on Sun Jun 29 19:02:14 2025
    Just over 24 hours to go before the deadline. If anyone strongly
    disagrees with the latest proposal for the list, please will you say so
    and state which teams you strongly disagree about by the end of June. If
    we don't know which teams you strongly disagree about, then we don't
    know what to change about the list, so there's nothing we can do about
    it. It's the equivalent of saying you don't agree with the result of an election but not voting.

    Are people still wanting a vote to confirm the list?

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  • From Blueshirt@21:1/5 to Werner Pichler on Mon Jun 30 20:40:00 2025
    Werner Pichler wrote:

    On 29.06.2025 21:02, Mark wrote:
    Just over 24 hours to go before the deadline. If anyone
    strongly disagrees with the latest proposal for the list,
    please will you say so and state which teams you strongly
    disagree about by the end of June. If we don't know which
    teams you strongly disagree about, then we don't know what
    to change about the list, so there's nothing we can do about
    it. It's the equivalent of saying you don't agree with the
    result of an election but not voting.

    I strongly disagree with the latest proposal for the list out
    of principle.

    +1

    I don't even bother replying to him anymore as it's quite clear
    he just intends to push on with his "RSS List" regardless of
    what anyone says... he's had plenty of disagreement but he just
    goes on and on and on and on... it's tiresome... it's worse than
    listening to Mrs Blueshirt.

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  • From MH@21:1/5 to Werner Pichler on Mon Jun 30 13:20:40 2025
    On 2025-06-30 09:41, Werner Pichler wrote:
    On 29.06.2025 21:02, Mark wrote:
    Just over 24 hours to go before the deadline. If anyone strongly
    disagrees with the latest proposal for the list, please will you say so
    and state which teams you strongly disagree about by the end of June. If
    we don't know which teams you strongly disagree about, then we don't
    know what to change about the list, so there's nothing we can do about
    it. It's the equivalent of saying you don't agree with the result of an
    election but not voting.

    I strongly disagree with the latest proposal for the list out of
    principle.

    I find what you did willfully disingenuous - because of your ridiculous
    bias you've excluded a team most people wanted in the Top 10 and
    declared your list to be a Top 9 instead, which is intellectually
    dishonest since it would fixate Liverpool in 10th place at best, which
    is clearly not what other posters wanted.

    Instead, it is you who is the only person to 'strongly disagree' with everybody else.

    And I'll spare you the effort, I'll continue to strongly disagree with
    any list you put out until you come to terms with your own prejudices.
    By your own criteria there is no reason whatsoever to exclude English
    teams completely.

    Consider English teams like Liverpool fairly, and we could perhaps start
    an honest discussion. But I don't see that happening.

    I second everything Werner has said here.

    But again, the process of "nobody strongly disagreeing" is fundamentally
    flawed as it gives any one person a veto over any list. Imagine if we
    conducted elections that way -- who would be left over ? Or decided, in
    a family, what to have for dinner or what movie to watch based on
    "nobody strongly disagreeing" - you would end up with fairly insipid fare.


    Ciao,
    Werner


    Are people still wanting a vote to confirm the list?

    I don't see how you can establish a list that represents everyone
    without a vote. Again, once my life settles down a bit, I would be
    willing to organize a nomination and voting process.




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  • From Futbolmetrix@21:1/5 to All on Mon Jun 30 20:27:39 2025
    On Mon, 30 Jun 2025 20:20:40 +0000, MH wrote:

    I second everything Werner has said here.

    But again, the process of "nobody strongly disagreeing" is fundamentally flawed as it gives any one person a veto over any list.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrow%27s_impossibility_theorem

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  • From Mark@21:1/5 to Futbolmetrix on Tue Jul 1 15:35:18 2025
    Futbolmetrix wrote:

    On Mon, 30 Jun 2025 20:20:40 +0000, MH wrote:

    I second everything Werner has said here.

    But again, the process of "nobody strongly disagreeing" is
    fundamentally flawed as it gives any one person a veto over any
    list.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrow%27s_impossibility_theorem

    So it's impossible to find a way for a group of people to decide on a
    ranked list like this that isn't fundamentally flawed? Is that what
    Arrow's impossibility theorem is basically saying?

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  • From Mark@21:1/5 to Werner Pichler on Tue Jul 1 18:42:27 2025
    Werner Pichler wrote:

    On 29.06.2025 21:02, Mark wrote:
    Just over 24 hours to go before the deadline. If anyone strongly
    disagrees with the latest proposal for the list, please will you
    say so and state which teams you strongly disagree about by the end
    of June. If we don't know which teams you strongly disagree about,
    then we don't know what to change about the list, so there's
    nothing we can do about it. It's the equivalent of saying you don't
    agree with the result of an election but not voting.

    I strongly disagree with the latest proposal for the list out of
    principle.

    I find what you did willfully disingenuous - because of your
    ridiculous bias you've excluded a team most people wanted in the Top
    10 and declared your list to be a Top 9 instead, which is
    intellectually dishonest since it would fixate Liverpool in 10th
    place at best, which is clearly not what other posters wanted.

    I haven't been disingenuous. Ideally I wanted a list that everyone
    agrees with. As we can't get that, then the next best thing is a list
    that nobody strongly disagrees with. 2 people strongly disagree about
    whether a team should be included in a top 10 or not; how else do I
    deal with that situation?

    If you or anyone else can think of a better way of producing a list
    that noone disagrees with, please suggest something.

    Instead, it is you who is the only person to 'strongly disagree' with everybody else.

    What makes you so sure I'm the only person? (And what makes you think
    it's everybody else?) Even if it is only one person, it doesn't matter
    anyway. As far as I know, MH is the only person that strongly disagrees
    with including Bayern Munchen in the top 10. Nobody's complaining about
    Bayern Munchen being 10th at best, or accusing MH of bias. If somebody
    said they strongly disagreed with Bayern Munchen being excluded from a
    top 9, I'd make it a top 8 just the same. There's more than 1 person
    that have said that Bayern Munchen should be in the top 10 aswell.

    I want a list that noone strongly disagrees with. It doesn't make any difference whether it's more than 1 person or not.

    And I'll spare you the effort, I'll continue to strongly disagree with
    any list you put out until you come to terms with your own prejudices.
    By your own criteria there is no reason whatsoever to exclude English
    teams completely.

    No prejudice here. There's no reason whatsoever to exclude German teams
    either. I've excluded Bayern Munchen because 1 person strongly
    disagreed with their exclusion too.

    It's been clear right from the start that we might not be able to
    compile a top 10 that nobody strongly disagreed with and might have to
    settle for a shorter list. See the subject line (which Blueshirt keeps changing).

    Consider English teams like Liverpool fairly, and we could perhaps
    start an honest discussion. But I don't see that happening.

    I'm treating them fairly. I've treated them the same way I've treated
    Bayern Munchen and Internazionale and Sao Paulo (all of whom would have
    been in my own choice of a top 10).

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  • From Mark@21:1/5 to All on Tue Jul 1 20:07:01 2025
    MH wrote:

    On 2025-06-30 09:41, Werner Pichler wrote:
    On 29.06.2025 21:02, Mark wrote:
    Just over 24 hours to go before the deadline. If anyone strongly disagrees with the latest proposal for the list, please will you
    say so and state which teams you strongly disagree about by the
    end of June. If we don't know which teams you strongly disagree
    about, then we don't know what to change about the list, so
    there's nothing we can do about it. It's the equivalent of saying
    you don't agree with the result of an election but not voting.

    I strongly disagree with the latest proposal for the list out of
    principle.

    I find what you did willfully disingenuous - because of your
    ridiculous bias you've excluded a team most people wanted in the
    Top 10 and declared your list to be a Top 9 instead, which is intellectually dishonest since it would fixate Liverpool in 10th
    place at best, which is clearly not what other posters wanted.

    Instead, it is you who is the only person to 'strongly disagree'
    with everybody else.

    And I'll spare you the effort, I'll continue to strongly disagree
    with any list you put out until you come to terms with your own
    prejudices. By your own criteria there is no reason whatsoever to
    exclude English teams completely.

    Consider English teams like Liverpool fairly, and we could perhaps
    start an honest discussion. But I don't see that happening.

    I second everything Werner has said here.

    Well I'm not being willfully disingenuous or intellectually dishonest.

    But again, the process of "nobody strongly disagreeing" is
    fundamentally flawed as it gives any one person a veto over any list.
    Imagine if we conducted elections that way -- who would be left over
    ? Or decided, in a family, what to have for dinner or what movie to
    watch based on "nobody strongly disagreeing" - you would end up with
    fairly insipid fare.

    If someone really hated lettuce or really hated horror films, I think
    it would be reasonable. It would be impractical with elections, because
    there's millions of people making the decision. I don't think that's a
    fair comparison though. There's only a few of us involved in compiling
    this list.

    If anyone wants to think up a better way of compiling a list that's representative of the views of all rssers, please do so. In the
    meantime, this is the best we've got.

    Are people still wanting a vote to confirm the list?

    I don't see how you can establish a list that represents everyone
    without a vote. Again, once my life settles down a bit, I would be
    willing to organize a nomination and voting process.

    I'll probably organize one then. It will exclude Bayern Munchen and the
    other 3 teams that people have strongly disagreed with though.

    I'm having problems with novaBBS at the moment and I haven't managed to
    find a way of looking at the whole thread using a newsreader, so I
    can't do it at the moment.

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