Who is the youngest paid footballer in the Uk, his age and the team?
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Ali Akbar is the best player in the UK. Everyone will see, once he is unleashed from the Burnley reserves, into the big business. (He is 16 years of age, plays for Burnley Reserves, and appears in Championship Manager.)
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It's David Beckham. His salary is £110,000 per week not to mention all those endorsement deals with major products like Adidas, Pepsi, Gillette, etc. \n\nCheck out this link and you'll find the list of the richest players.
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Trevor Francis signed by Cloughie from Birmingham.\n\nDo you know that the first game Francis played for Forest was reserve match against Notts County?\n\nThat's Cloughie for you, sign the most expensive player in English history and send him down to earth in a reserve game.
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theo walcott \n\nHere is a good site to find out about this young superstar\n\nwww.theo-walcott.org.uk
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West Ham needs to sign a good right-back. Maybe someone like Lauren, well that does seem far-fetch for them even with all the supposed money that is coming in soon.
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Most of the Czech/Slovenian/Slovakian U21 squads are good championship players, some are good premier league level. (none over 750k, most under 100k)\nSalugin at CSKA Moscow (if you're playing a league that doesn't have work permits). (2.2m)\nKisliy at MTZ-Ripo (again, no wp). (400k)\nButton at Tottenham. (about 10-50k)\nGood, experienced keeper: Walker on a free from Bolton at the start of the game.\nDervitte at Tottenham. (not for sale until 2008)\nSimmonds at Chelsea. (free in July 2007 or 3.5m before)
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David Beckham started at Manchester United around the age of 8, with their youth team.  From there he worked his way up.
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Owen had a highly successful record at Youth and Under-21 international level, although he was only briefly a member of the England Under-21 team before he made his debut for the senior team in a 2-0 friendly loss to Chile in February 1998. Playing in this game made Owen the youngest player to represent England in the whole of the 20th century.\nOwen's youthful enthusiasm, pace and talent made him a popular player across the country, and many fans were keen for him to be made a regular player for the team ahead of that year's World Cup. His first goal for England, against Morocco in another friendly game just prior to this tournament, only increased these calls. The goal also made him the youngest ever player to have scored for England, until his record was surpassed by Wayne Rooney in 2003.\nAlthough he was selected for the World Cup squad by manager Glenn Hoddle, he was kept on the bench as a substitute in the first two games. However, his substitute appearance in the second game against Romania saw him score a goal and hit the post with another shot, almost salvaging the defeat. After that, Hoddle had little choice but to play him from the start, and in England's second round match against Argentina he scored a sensational individual goal, voted by many as the goal of the tournament and really bringing him to the attention of the world football scene.\nEngland lost that match and went out of the tournament, but Owen had sealed his place as an automatic England choice and his popularity in the country was huge. At the end of the year he won a public vote to be elected winner of the prestigious BBC Sports Personality of the Year title, the award's youngest ever recipient.\nHe has since played for England in Euro 2000, the 2002 World Cup and Euro 2004, scoring goals in all three tournaments. This makes him the only player to ever have scored in four major tournaments for England.\nOn 1 September 2001, Owen famously scored a hat-trick in a 5-1 victory over Germany in Munich in the qualifying campaign for the 2002 World Cup, the first English player to score a hat-trick against Germany since Geoff Hurst, who scored his hat trick in the 1966 World Cup Final. He subsequently scored a second hat-trick against Colombia in New Jersey in May 2005.\nIn April 2002, he was named as England's captain for a friendly match against Paraguay in place of the injured regular captain David Beckham. Owen was the youngest England skipper since Bobby Moore in 1963, and since then has regularly captained England during any absence for Beckham.\nOwen made his debut for the England national B-team in a friendly against Belarus on May 25, 2006, as part of his return to match fitness ahead of the 2006 World Cup. He captained England B in this game, playing for 61 minutes before being substituted.\nAs of June 2006, Owen has been capped 78 times for England and scored 36 goals: he is fourth in the list of all-time top scorers for the England team, behind Bobby Charlton (49 goals), Gary Lineker (48) and Jimmy Greaves (44). He and Lineker jointly hold the record of twenty-two goals for England in competitive matches, i.e. World Cup and European Championship games and the qualifiers for those tournaments.
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James Vaughan became the latest teenager to be feted at Goodison Park when his goal in a 4-0 win against struggling Crystal Palace established the 16-year-old as the youngest English Premiership goal-scorer. \n\nAt 16 years and 271 days old, Vaughan beat the record of James Milner, now at Newcastle, who was 16 years and 357 days when he scored for Leeds in the Premiership.
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beckam is the player that makes more money   but that's for sponsors if you are asking the one with  the best contract that is Ronaldhinio,  he sign a super contract   and is gonna expire on 2014  stupid ha.. and it was for 114 Millon of euros. like 120 millon dollars..
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Are you seriously comparing Birchall (a 20-year old that has done nothing in his career) and Kaka (a sure starter for Brazil in the World Cup)?\n\nKaka.
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England most talented young squad for a long time
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Theo walcott, he recently transferred from southampton to Arsenal, and so impressed manager Arsen Wenger, that he urged Sven to include him in the squad.  Sven, being the puppet he is, agreed and enlisted the 17 year old into the squad.  He has not played yet and if he does will break records for the youngest player to compete in a World Cup Finals tournament.\nHowever, he is not necessarily the most immature player in the squad, that honour goes to David Beckham, who apparently needs constant motivation and praise to stop him going into huge sulks (after Sven said that if he were to 'not perform' he would be dropped from the team) \nStill....this is football and most players in the game today have very limited intelligence.....a game designed by gentlemen and played by hooligans!
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A lot. Football already pays well. Plus advertising. And I think he has that new school in the US or something.\n\nI got this from worldsoccer.com: \n\nCurrent Club:\nReal Madrid. Transferred from Manchester United 07/02/03.\nFee approx: $39.5. - Salary estimated at $199,119.39 per week.\n\nGot this from faqfarm.com:\n\nDavid Beckham gets £500,000 PER WEEK.
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-he is England's Under 17 most notable threat up front who has bagged five goals in his six caps for the under-17s.\n-made his debut for Manchester City reserves on Tuesday night at the age of 15.\n-nephew of former Wolves striker Dean and ex- Birmingham forward Simon
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arsene wenger because he buys young talent
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Gareth Bale....Another southampton player. We all know about Theo, we sold him to Arsenal, now another young lad has come up through our acadamy........and it looks like he will go in the transfer window if we need to buy any players. So the answer to your question is Gareth, and he welsh.