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For me it is quite simple: if we rate community/spectator engagement and marketing from "1" (nothing) to "5" (perfect), most of the top clubs/teams in Estonia are doing their job at the level of "1" or "2" (poor). I see there are about ten clubs/teams in the top three leagues that might be rated "3" (reasonable). Considering the data available to me, I would perhaps say there is one club/team among the top 30 doing their job at "4". Tammeka I would personally rate working at "3".
The rest or 66% out of Estonian top clubs are doing "poorly" or "nothing" when it comes to engagement. Sorry if I misjudge the situation and/or if anyone feels it's a false claim.
But I see that for those more than 50% of clubs there is no point in arranging a new league or better matches sports-wise, because it is basically a big black hole where things sink and give no return. I would agree with you, Angelo, that Baltic League might be an option in 5 or 10 years time. But so far we have to get far more basic things right. Like getting the majority able or motivated to think about who they are, what is their identity and to consider why people should even come to their matches. (And I'm not even talking about any advanced engagement.)
And actually this is only less than half of why I do not think Baltic League would work.
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