FBS:

^^^ I've told you that FIFA ranking system is nothing but empty air.
Really, I don't take them serious.

Here is the latest changes in awarding points

Fifa 2010 Rank Points Awarded or Lost

For a Win
Excellent performance with 3+ goals) – 70+ Rank Points
Good performance with 2-3 goals – 65+ Rank Points
Average performance with 1-2 goals – 55+ Rank Points

For a draw
Between 10-25 points depending on performance

For a loss
Excellent performance lose by 1 goal – minus 15-25 Rank Points
Good performance lose by 1-2 goals – minus 20-30 Rank Points
Poor performance lose by 3 or more goals – minus 35+ Rank Points

too_soon:

2011 European Championship qualifying match

England Under-21s v Greece Under-21s

Greece won an away game against England by 2 goals to 1.
This is the reason they retain 10th position.

lol, you must be joking, so they remain 10th because of the U-21s qualifying match they played against England and not for losing 0 2 to a very weak Senegalese side? lol, you're so funny.

too_soon:

Here is the latest changes in awarding points

Fifa 2010 Rank Points Awarded or Lost

For a Win
Excellent performance with 3+ goals) – 70+ Rank Points
Good performance with 2-3 goals – 65+ Rank Points
Average performance with 1-2 goals – 55+ Rank Points

For a draw
Between 10-25 points depending on performance

For a loss
Excellent performance lose by 1 goal – minus 15-25 Rank Points
Good performance lose by 1-2 goals – minus 20-30 Rank Points
Poor performance lose by 3 or more goals – minus 35+ Rank Points

you even went ahead to contradict yourself by posting the above rating methods, Greece lost by 0 2, yet no point was deducted, they lost woefully and performed woefully, do you mean it was because their u-21 side won England 1:2 in an age grade match made them retain no 10 with no points lost?

^^^ LOL! Honeric01, you bad oo!

Anyways, you guys are just seeing and attesting to what I said before. FIFA ranking system is a JOKE!

@fbs
abi wetin u wan make i talk again? lol

@honeric01,

the ranking was done before the Friendly Match against Senegal

Greece will surely drop 30 points after the lose to Senegal, the next FIFA ranking will be release 31 Mar 2010

Greece back in top ten(FIFA.com) Wednesday 3 March 2010
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The latest edition of the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking reveals two changes of position in the top ten, as well as the return of a team that were European champions not so long ago.

Spain continue to lead the way ahead of Brazil and the Netherlands at the top, but further back Germany (5th, up 1) and Portugal (6th, down 1) swap places, as do England (8th, up 1) and Argentina (9th, down 1).

Greece (10th, up 2) also return to the top ten for the first time since June 2008. Their fortunes are in sharp contrast to those of Egypt, last month’s major movers. The CAF Africa Cup of Nations winners fall seven places and are now in 17th place. The Pharaohs are still the highest-placed African team, however, just ahead of Cameroon (20th), Nigeria (21st) and Côte d’Ivoire (22nd).

The majority of changes in this month’s ranking are due to the devaluation of results from last year. Korea DPR (102nd, down 17) have fallen significantly, for example, due to the devaluation of their victory over Saudi Arabia in a 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ qualifying match last year.

Teams inside the top 50 that have benefited from the devaluation of past results include Serbia (13th, up 6), Slovenia (27th, up 6) and Slovakia (31st, up 5). Two teams – Montenegro (71st, up 1) and the Comoros Islands (175th, up 1) – are currently in their highest-ever position on the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking.

Thirty-one matches, all friendlies, have been taken into account in this edition of the Ranking, taking the total number of international 'A' matches played so far in 2010 to 98.

More movement can be expected in the next edition of the ranking as a considerable number of matches will be played on 3 March, a date reserved for friendly matches in the international match calendar. It is an opportunity for many teams, not just those who have qualified for South Africa 2010, to make progress in the ranking.

http://www.fifa.com/worldfootball/ranking/news/newsid=1176219.html#greece+back

@tragent, you're just a rectum ain't you. what's visas to do with balling? Sarp man.

i wish we played top team. this does not make any differnce to our world cup campagin.

thank God the man said he need friendly to pick players. left for nff they have organise a friendly even if it doesnt have any relevance to our preparation,