how much  was Peter Ndlovu sold 2 sundowns fc  in SOUTH AFRICA,and how much is his  salary?
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his paid about 10 000 pounds a month. his a totally crap player.\n\ninitially he was signed by Kaizer Chiefs FC but sundowns being owned by a roman type guy, bought him with a massive siging on fee.  his not been able to score any signifiacant amount of goals. his crap.
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Hhmmm, let me think. was it Southampton, Pompey?\nJust kidding!\nIf they held onto him they could of got £7 million like Southampton did when he moved to Liverpool.
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I think it could be more than $500 US currency. People pay that much and more just for a designer's shirt. I'd pay that much if I had the money for Alan Kelly's.\n\nBut, if you are planning to sell it, go with his fans. You know, people who actually saw him playing against Pele or some like them would pay that kind of money. I'm pretty sure.
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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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hi there try soccerbox.com quote ref 12150 if not try southend fc shop dont forget extra price per letter and number on top of shirt price no luck contact me on rbrt_healey@yahoo.co.uk
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I might be wrong but I think this is the answer;\n\nEssien, arguably, one of the highest paid African players, plying his trade in Europe, signed from Lyons last summer for £24.4 million to Chelsea of England.\nThere was also a school of thought in some quarters, which believes that Essien’s absence at the Nations Cup, would be a good omen for the Super Eagles.
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Ronaldinho who plays for FC Barcelona for 23 million Euros/year
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try the teams website. my favourite team has a great website they have sales at the superstore and at least you are putting money back to the club then
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It's hard information to find out as clubs don't wish to disclose the individual player wages. In 2005 player wages at Chelsea totalled over £115m which was £30m over that of second highest payers Manchester United. Considering the players that Chelsea have bought since then it is highly likely this has risen even higher and will continue to do so with the likes of Michael Ballack to sign shortly on a ridiculous amount of money.\n\nAs for the highest earner it is almost certainly Frank Lampard who is rumoured to be on over £100,000 a week though Chelsea have called a press conference for Monday where they are expected to unveil Michael Ballack. Ballack is apparently set to become the highest paid player at the club. \n\nThe lowest paid player will be the younger players in the squad.
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No idea, live in South Africa.
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Jay Jay Okocha(plays for Bolton-EPL) I guess !!!
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go to cbssportsline.com and click on any sport than player and you ll see their salary
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All sold\nDo you know a football player?\nInternet?\nNewspaper!
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1. David Beckham Real Madrid £75m \n2. Dennis Bergkamp Arsenal £37m \n3. Michael Owen Newcastle £30m \n4. Robbie Fowler Man City £28m \n5. Sol Campbell Arsenal £26m \n6. Roy Keane Unattached £25m \n7. Alan Shearer Newcastle £22m \n8. Rio Ferdinand Man Utd £20m \n8. Ryan Giggs Man Utd £20m \n8. Ruud van Nistelrooy Man Utd £20m \n11. Thierry Henry Arsenal £18m \n12. Emile Heskey Birmingham £11m \n13. Didier Drogba Chelsea £10m \n13. Duncan Ferguson Everton £10m \n13. Steven Gerrard Liverpool £10m \n13. Frank Lampard Chelsea £10m \n13. Freddie Ljungberg Arsenal £10m \n13. John Terry Chelsea £10m \n19. Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink Middlesbrough £8m \n20. Wayne Rooney Man Utd £8m \n\nSource:i ask all the players\n\n\n\nTRUST ME!!!
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Former Tottenham defender Dean Richards has successfully claimed a record £2million insurance pay-out after his playing career was cut short by illness. \n\nRichards, 31, retired from the game in March last year after doctors warned he risked suffering a brain haemorrhage if he played on. \n\nThe former Southampton and Bradford centre-back, at one stage tipped for senior England honours, had taken out a policy with AON Limited, a leading insurance broker and risk management consultant. \n\nThe policy with AON covered him in the event of personal total disablement due to accident or illness. \n\nRichards said: "I appreciate this is a large sum of money and it will secure my family's financial future. \n\n"Football has been my life for as long as I can remember, and the pleasure and fulfilment that being a professional footballer gave me has left a huge gap in my life that cannot be replaced - no amount of money can compensate for this loss. \n\n"I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge the continued support and commitment of my representatives World Famous Football and ABG Financial Management, and now look forward to a new chapter in my life." \n\nBen Lambourne, Richards' agent and managing director at World Famous Football, added: "Make no mistake that this is a substantial sum of money, but we shouldn't forget that Dean had at least another five years left as a professional football player. \n\n"His earning capacity was potentially double that of his claim."
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simple chelseas tapped mikel\nutd have agreed that chelsea can have him on two conditions\n\n1-£10 million + 1.5 mill to his other club and they dont sighn van nistlroy
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This would be unknown unless you was a the owner of the company who has a contract with the Football Association.\n\nI'm sure price will very upon different bids.