President takes survey of fans with good humor
Patricia Amorim guarantees that no study can measure the size of the Nation
By From the team at Flamengo's official website - in
One day before the match between Flamengo and Corinthians (Wednesday, April 28.04th), valid for the round of XNUMX of the Copa Santander Libertadores, a survey conducted by Datafolha raised the controversial question: who is the biggest fan base in Brazil? Leading the ranking in the recent study, the Rubro-negro is calm about the speculation that the Nation has shrunk.
In the study released this Tuesday (27.04), Flamengo fans represent 17% of the Brazilian population. Corinthians fans, in second place, represent 14%. As the study has a 2% margin of error, a technical draw was considered, which was met with good humor in Gávea.
"I received this news with great humor. This technical draw is questionable. For it to happen, they had to take two percent from us and put another two percent on Corinthians. The survey is valid, but there's no way to measure our passion in just one institute. Several of them should be interviewed in all states and regions of the country to then arrive at a final number," said Flamengo president Patricia Amorim, who expects another great 'performance' from the Nation this Wednesday.
"There's no denying that our fans are, without a doubt, the biggest and most passionate in the world. Only they are capable of changing the course of history; we are a great nation. And tomorrow, in the game against Corinthians, the biggest fans in the world will make the difference," concluded Patricia Amorim.
In addition to the study indicating Flamengo as the club with the largest fan base in Brazil, the club is also the one with the greatest growth prospects, as it leads the survey among young people, with 22%.
In the study released this Tuesday (27.04), Flamengo fans represent 17% of the Brazilian population. Corinthians fans, in second place, represent 14%. As the study has a 2% margin of error, a technical draw was considered, which was met with good humor in Gávea.
"I received this news with great humor. This technical draw is questionable. For it to happen, they had to take two percent from us and put another two percent on Corinthians. The survey is valid, but there's no way to measure our passion in just one institute. Several of them should be interviewed in all states and regions of the country to then arrive at a final number," said Flamengo president Patricia Amorim, who expects another great 'performance' from the Nation this Wednesday.
"There's no denying that our fans are, without a doubt, the biggest and most passionate in the world. Only they are capable of changing the course of history; we are a great nation. And tomorrow, in the game against Corinthians, the biggest fans in the world will make the difference," concluded Patricia Amorim.
In addition to the study indicating Flamengo as the club with the largest fan base in Brazil, the club is also the one with the greatest growth prospects, as it leads the survey among young people, with 22%.