tell us im England wich one is the most rich club and why man- uinited can not by players from Kenya East frica?
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firstly i'm a liverpool fan. I can't answer your first question because quite frankly i couldn't care less, however Man Utd are the richer of the clubs although they are now under a massive debt thanks to Malcolm Glaser their new owner. I don't think this will necessarily hurt Alex Fergusons spending, however with rumours of Henry going to Barcelona Arsenal may have more money too spend this summer. Man Utd are only really missing a midfield maestro to replace the chasm left by Roy Keane so wont need to bring in too many players.\n\nBelieve me if the players are good enough a manager will not care where they come from.\n\nAt Liverpool we have 2 Malians in the first team and a 17 year old Ghanain in the reserves. We have also offered a trial to an 11 year old kenyon kid called Mohamed Suleiman so clubs do look all over the world for players. Arsenal and United are no different.
282790
I think it's a huge factor, but England still have a lot of talented players...Sean Wright Phillips might get a chance now.  They've still got Lampard, Cole, Beckham, Crouch...
260822
In answer to yur first question currently david beckham is the highest paid this soon could be michael ballack because chelsea have bottomless pockets there is also speculation ronahldinio may sign a new contract that would entitle him to £90,000 a week. In answer to question 2 i would imagine that this is correct as the USA capital of NBA is a much larger country than the UK capital of the FA. Although the only thing that may contradict this is the folowig of football all over the world i.e. world cup to which NBA hasnt got a version of. Hope this helps ;o)
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National team: England. Majority of Singaporeans support England, because they were our former colonial masters, their league is the most popular etc etc... I'm just following the crowd really.\n\nClub: Arsenal. Funny reason really. When I was young I got a Premier League sticker book. I flipped it open and saw that the first team was Arsenal (because they started with 'A'). I supported them since.\n\nMy second club is Sunderland, because I'm a car nut and Nissan has a car plant in Sunderland.\n\nI have funny reasons for supporting teams...
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What most people like?  Why not choose a team you like- You know, style of play, price at the gates, friends who will support the same team, close to where you live or work, club history, club prestige, how likely they will get to play in top exciting matches \n\n- or you could be like some and just choose the team that is winning most at the moment  - but that would be sad ...and expensive...throw out all your man Utd gear (all three strips) now and buy the home and away Chelsea strips.  Who knows maybe you will be throwing those out and buying Liverpool, Arsenal or Spurs shirts in a few years time.\n\nChoose a team you like to watch - and stick with them thick and thin.  The best teams are those with the loyal fans who keep behind their teams even through the bad times - look at West Ham, Spurs, Aston Villa, Newcastle - well supported but when was the last time any of them won anything? - so why do they retain such support?  You think about it my friend.
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Um...well the only league I can actually watch is the English Premier League on FSC. Sometimes they will have Serie A on there, but I never seem to catch it. I mostly just pay attention to the English Premiership, although I do pay attention to specific teams that I like in different leagues, like Bayern Munich, AC Milan, Valencia, and PSV. My favorite team is Liverpool, but I like to watch any team really. Football in general is good enough for me. And my favorite players are Steven Gerrard and Michael Owen, who is unfortunately out for the remainder of the season. There are many other players I really like, but those are my top 2.
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I agree with you there. Its pathetic that they can't find some proper british players to play for the team as there are some fantastic players out there. If other teams can do why can't they!!!
200947
no there is no limit on wages at all or on the amount you can spend on buying players from other countries, the only limit is the funds your backer has thats why chelsea have got so good so quickly they have a russian billionaire as there owner who can spend as much money as they need and there wages are huge but its all small chips for him. most clubs have to balance the books and can only spend what they earn thats why you have such a difference between the rich clubs and poor clubs and why the same clubs win every year unlike alot of american sport
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i like The USA i never liked england and  ilike brazil to and  my Footy ()Scoccer) club is Falkirk in (Scotland) UK. i play for Falkirk fc but i anjured the  now out for 3 to 8 weeks \nthey are in the Biggest League in scotland i am only 18 years old\nI just got a new cantract for 2 Years and iplay for scotland U21's   now i am out via injury.
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Go to them direct.  Charlton are good. Try also Chrystal Palace, QPR, Millwall.
512116
i agree. i think he will leave charlton in january for a better club. personally i think he may go to newcastle or middlesbrough. they are two bigger clubs and both need strengthening in attack. plus it would improve his chances of getting into the england team if he does leave charlton for a bigger club.
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I think he's got the facts right. But, Liverpool is a very good team, thanks to the likes of S.Gerrard and Luis Garcia, Cisse. Liverpool has been top 5 in the EPL for the past two seasons. On the contrary they've won the UEFA champions league just last year, now they're in the Finals for the FA Cup. Honestly, I dont think they can top the league, but they have the ability to beat the best teams in the world, as we all have seen. They definitely have been the best team in England as far as international competition. So I wouldn't keep them too far off the radar Mourinho.
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beckham is already 2years passed his best at least, he is only wearing an england shirt because sven is manager but im afraid it wont get much better when mclaren takes over. please join my plea in getting beckham propped from the england side hes holding the youngsters back, long balls do nothing for the english team
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malaysian football team doesn't the mentality to play at the highest level......while the coach are not up to the standard.The idea from the coach has always been the same this makes the team stays at the same level.The government should gamble and invest a little more money on better coach try some big name coach.....maybe SIR BOBBY ROBSON or even SVEN E.malaysia please buck up....please don't let us down again
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Chelsea is a great team in England , no shame- for what? Rooney plays for Man. United its Ferguson the trainer of Man.United that should be ashamed.
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Actually I think you need to look a little further than the shores of the USA, if your asking the WORLDS richest. The article below tells Manchester United Football Club (Soccer) as the worlds richest sports club, since this article they have been overtaken by Real Madrid (Soccer)\n\nCBC SPORTS ONLINE - Not even the New York Yankees can touch the financial juggernaut that is Manchester United. \n\nAccording to figures released by sports business group Deloitte & Touche, the English soccer giants topped the list of the world's richest sports franchises for 2002-03. \n\n\nRELATED: \nCBC Sports Online Soccer Tracker\nThe figures ranked the top 20 soccer franchises in the world and compared those figures with the top 10 teams from other pro sports. \n\nManchester United, the reigning champions of the English Premiership, posted revenues of $413.3 million for the 2002-03 season. \n\nBy comparison, the Yankees (the top money money-earner in the U.S.) hauled in $400.8 million in revenue, while the NFL's Washington Redskins (2nd overall in the U.S.) earned $325 million. \n\nThe soccer club's fortune was built on its overwhelming success in domestic competition (they've won nine of the last 12 league championships) and selling out their 67,000-capacity Old Trafford Stadium for each of their home games. \n\nAccording to the report, 40 per cent of the club's revenue came from the gate, 33 per cent from broadcasting rights and the remaining 27 per cent from commercial ventures. \n\nThe club sold more than 2.5 million replica shirts during the year, with 40 per cent of those sales coming outside the United Kingdom, a testament to how much of a global marketing phenomenon the soccer club really is.
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you twerp it is England.  His club is Real Madrid