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TigaSefi 06-07-2005 13:25

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Pah... I was actually thinking of the money we'd be getting. He'd better work his socks off for the entire season.

Roy MM 13-07-2005 20:48

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Well here we go again, Liverpool v TNS now on ITV2 champions league qualifier.

BBKing 14-07-2005 18:25

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Quote:

He'd better work his socks off for the entire season.
Well, he's averaging a goal every 30 minutes so far. What do you want, blood?

Anyway, Vieira's gone to Juventus for £14m. Good luck to him, it creates a big hole but solves two questions - where do you play Fabregas and how do you tell Vieira we need a better captain. Arsenal's best midfield pairing last season was Fabregas and Gilberto, which is presumably #1 choice for the start of next season.

Another bonus is that the **** tabloid journos will have to find another story to fill the papers up with for the next six weeks. I reckon Thierry Henry's going to Berwick Rangers for £1.50 and a scotch egg. You heard it here first.

A quick word for Jose Mourinho. Shut up.

Charlie_Bubble 14-07-2005 19:54

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I am well chuffed at the moment, Liverpool won last night, bought my ticket for Denmark v England next month yesterday and today at 5:30pm, found out where I will be on 3rd September! :)

http://www.asys61.dsl.pipex.com/ballot%20result.JPG

Russ 14-07-2005 19:56

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Originally Posted by BBKing
A quick word for Jose Mourinho. Shut up.

I wouldn't bother - the world has been saying that to Wenger for the last few years to no avail.

yesman 14-07-2005 20:35

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Originally Posted by BBKing

A quick word for Jose Mourinho. Shut up.

He might be right here though...............


As was pointed out by a few in the previous football thread

Paul 14-07-2005 20:59

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Originally Posted by BBKing
A quick word for Jose Mourinho. Shut up.

Um, that would be two words .... :p:

Chrysalis 14-07-2005 21:45

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I got np with Jose and arsene, anyone who stops Man U winning things has my vote.

But arsenal are looking to be weak this year, I think bergkamp will struggle and losing pires and vieira will hit them, they did good business tho 14m for 29 year old.

sherer 14-07-2005 22:34

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well lets not forget the only reason Chelsea never got done for taking Arseson from Spurs was because they paid them off.. they should be starting with a 6 point deficit

Roy MM 14-07-2005 22:43

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Originally Posted by Chrysalis
I got np with Jose and arsene, anyone who stops Man U winning things has my vote.

But arsenal are looking to be weak this year, I think bergkamp will struggle and losing pires and vieira will hit them, they did good business tho 14m for 29 year old.

Give Fergie that amount of money to spend, no other team would ever win anything for years, lets be realistic Chelski bought the title, at least United moulded a team over a number of years. Respect.

Chrysalis 15-07-2005 05:45

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Before Chelsea had the billionaire Man U were in a league of their own with money, Man U fans find it hard to see it. Lets see how far fergie gets with a wage budget 20% of what he got now and 10 mill transfer budget.

Russ 15-07-2005 08:47

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Originally Posted by Chrysalis
Before Chelsea had the billionaire Man U were in a league of their own with money

I'm sorry? You have any evidence of this whatsoever??

Mal 16-07-2005 13:34

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Can someone please tell me why clubs try to sign players like Nicolas Anelka for?

I wouldn't touch players like that with a ten foot barge pole, with their track record of arriving, have a barney with the club within a few months, then leave a month later.

If the story is true, it just seems stupid to me. :shrug:

Chrysalis 16-07-2005 20:51

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Originally Posted by Russ D
I'm sorry? You have any evidence of this whatsoever??

Sure

Van Nistelrooy 19m
Rooney 27m
Ronaldinho
Ferdinand 30m
Veron 25m
Barthez 7.8m
Carrol 2.5m
Schmeichel
Saha mid season transfer 8 figure sum (normal team would just use a rookie striker)

source for the valuations http://endlesssoccer.tripod.com/tran..._transfers.htm unvalued players were expensive. There are dozens of players who are not listed but cost 7 figures, Man Utd have had the luxury of spending millions on a player who they dont play all season, leaving them with a large squad and of course large wage bill, this is a luxury that other teams have not been able to match eg. having a diff team for each competition. Keeping his premiership side fit for league games. Of course everyone who isnt a man utd fan knows this, but the spoilt glory hunting man utd fans either refuse to believe it or just dont realise it, they see a potential 25m annual cap as low when its still higher then 80% of the premiership.

Shadow Demon UK 16-07-2005 23:26

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Originally Posted by Chrysalis
Sure

Van Nistelrooy 19m
Rooney 27m
Ronaldinho
Ferdinand 30m
Veron 25m
Barthez 7.8m
Carrol 2.5m
Schmeichel
Saha mid season transfer 8 figure sum (normal team would just use a rookie striker)

How many of the players you have listed helped Manchester United win Premiership titles? Van Nistelrooy, Schmeichel and possibly Ferdinand, the rest of the players never really added to the team or have yet to do much (Rooney).
The players Manchester United have won titles with are home grown players such as Giggs, Beckham, Brown, Scholes, Gary and Phil Neville, so really having no money may help Ferguson bring up younger players which has worked in the past, something that Chelsea havent and probably wont do.


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