i want to buy a soccer club and was wondering the market size fot the business
122011
Not very big Professionally, maybe in the High Schools.
81632
Find a Russian Billionaire that will buy you the best of the best.. Ill ask Roman if he has any friends that wana buy a good team..                      Yours John Terry
422647
That info is in the MLS. Now if you don't have asses to one.....better make friends with a Realtor.
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soccer.com will be having the Christmas sale soon. And since you are writing in the UK forum, the Pound is much stronger than the dollar, so the prices should be really cheap.
234698
http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/merchant/c1feat.php
579730
Find a soccer team and ask to sign up
586011
What you are looking for is the Silk Futures and Derivatives market.  Data for this market can be found here:\nhttp://www.econstats.com/fut/xj_yok_ew3.htm\n\nHope this helps!
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I agree with your thoughts on Solskjaer and in my opinion the worst buy for any player ever, and this is going back a bit was the signing of Thomas Brolin at Leeds. Played like a twat then got kicked out for being useless and overweight. Went back to Sweden, no club wanted him and he got a job as an estate agent I believe. Think they paid something like 2.5 million for him which is probably equivalent to 20 million now. How's that for bad business then?
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HOOOOO BOY! It ain't cheap. But it's necessary. You've got quarterly MLS dues, Local board dues and national board dues. They add up to somewhere between $400 and $500. Can't remember and could be wrong. Not cheap though. There are definitely some things you'll need and some you won't. Business cards are your first expense. They're your life blood. LEAVE THEM EVERYWHERE! Run out? Order more! There are all kinds of marketing materials out there. Most you really don't need to start off, but be ready to get them once you're rolling. \n\nYou really need to write a business plan and plan where your money's going in advance, because it will snowball on you if you're not careful. If you don't know how, find a business coach to help you. It's a worthwhile expense. There are a lot that charge on a sliding scale, depending on what you make. \n\nTo pick a broker, interview at least three. Go with the one you feel most comfortable with. The one you feel like you can go talk to if you have a problem. They should have a sales manager that doesn't actively sell. Just manages agents. If you need structure and classes, Century 21 and Keller Williams have pretty solid reputations. Keep in mind that most offices are independantly operated though, so one C21 office could be 100% different from another. Go with your gut. It's your best judge. \n\nWhere are you in Texas? I'm in SA and can point you in the right direction if you're in town. \n\nAll it takes is hard work and a willingness to keep learning. Period. Be ready to work though.
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http://pfp.humana.com/ProviderPFP/MarketFinder.asp - put your state into the search
295506
have u tried soccer.com
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Where you purchased it or any shop that carries that club
333045
Go to them direct.  Charlton are good. Try also Chrystal Palace, QPR, Millwall.
294558
Sorry to say they are not worth very much.  Maybe $25.00.  Clubs have come along ways in the last 20 years and the 1200 was a good mid line club during it's run but not much of a market for that type of used club.
291649
go to the 'leagues/clubs' link at http://azyouthsoccer.org/\n\nIf Sereno's not to far away from ya (10801 N 32ND St) they usually have some great rankings on their select teams
170580
You can get them off Club websites,obviously they charge you but not as much as e-bay would charge you.Alternatively turn up at the teams training ground,you might catch security in a good mood.Good luck against Liverpool in Cardiff by the way.
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13 plyrs/tm is probably too many. you wouldnt get enough teams to have a decent league, unless your school is massive or soccer-crazed. i would suggest play 5 v 5 or 6 v 6 games. this way each team would only require 6-8 players and you'd probably get mor e interest.