how much have each premiership football club spent in the last 5 years, year by year?
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Way too much for it to be reasonablle... but that is just my opinion.\n\ni do not know of the statistics but i want to comment on how vague the statistics can be. Just consider the many different ways it can be counted as: what get's counted and what not? (eg. loan payments for previous expenditures), where does the orginal data come from? (eg. how reliable it really is) and even small variations in the value of the club's assets can have an effect. so just consider that when looking at the raw numbers.
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Top Ten !\n\n1. Zinedine Zidane (France)\nFrom Juventus Turin (Italy) to Real Madrid (Spain)\nSeason 2001-2002\nFee: USD $93.2million\n\n2. Luis Figo (Portugal)\nFrom F.C. Barcelona (Spain) to Real Madrid (Spain)\nSeason 2000-2001\nFee: USD $76.6million\n\n3. Hernan Crespo (Argentina)\nfrom Parma (Italy) to Lazio Rome (Italy)\nSeason 2000-2001\nFee: USD $70.1million\n\n4. Gaizka Mendieta (Spain)\nFrom Valencia (Spain) to Lazio Roma (Italy)\nSeason 2001-2002\nFee: USD $59.5million\n\n5. Rio Ferdinand (England)\nFrom Leeds United (England) to Manchester United (England)\nSeason 2002-2003\nFee: USD $58.1million\n\n6. Juan Sebastian Veron (Argentina)\nFrom Lazio Rome (Italy) to Manchester United (England)\nSeason 2001-2002\nFee: USD $57.5million\n\n7. Ronaldo (Brazil)\nFrom Inter Milan (Italy) to Real Madrid (Spain)\nSeason 2002-2003\nFee: USD $55.8million\n\n8. Rui Costa (Portugal)\nFrom Fiorentina (Italy) to\nA.C. Milan (Italy)\nSeason 2001-2002\nFee: USD $54.2million\n\n9. Christian Vieri (Italy)\nFrom Lazio Rome (Italy) to Inter Milan (Italy)\nSeason 1999-2000\nFee: USD $52.9million\n\n10. Filippo Inzaghi (Italy)\nFrom Juventus Turin (Italy) to A.C. Milan\nSeason 2001-2002\nFee: USD $51.1million\n\nRate of Exchange:\n1 USD = 0.804973 EUR\n1 EUR = 1.24228 USD
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I quite like Man U. That's coming from a Spurs Fan. They have an excellent youth system. Not like Arsenal who buy youth and Chelsea who buy everyone who isn't nailed down. Man U keep things traditional and are bringing through the future of English Football unlike Chelsea who are crippling the English game. It's good we are seeing the cream of the crop in the premiership but not all in one team. And spending 20 million plus on players and leaving them to rot on the bench or the reserves.
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Regarding the 'mid-table' part of your question, between 1990 and 2005, Tottenham never finished in the top 6 or the bottom 6 of the First Division / Premiership.  15 consecutive boring seasons.\n\nAnd the year they finally managed a top 6 finish (2006), they achieved the shortest playing season in history:\n\n38 League Games\n1 FA Cup game\n1 League Cup game\n0 European games
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Try http://www.soccer-stats.com\n\nOk try this:\nhttp://www.premierleague.com/fapl.rac?command=forwardOnly&nextPage=actimStatistics\n\nLaunch the Actim Stats Icon and Hey Presto! You have a stats section for each premiership club, plus other things as well.
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Money is not the only reason. There was money when Ranieri was in charge but they won nothing that year. Mourinho was key in their success. THe other key is that Cole, Terry, Lampard, Robben, and Cech all broke out and started playing incredibly.  Their hard work and improvement has been key.\n\nEvery team that is successful has spent money at one point. Barcelona, Real Madrid, Manchester United, Arsenal, and Liverpool have all spent money in the past in order to reach the level of success they have. You cannot have a successful team without money. Impossible.
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Thierry Henry                  Arsenal             23 \nRuud van Nistelrooy            Man Utd             21 \nDarren Bent                    Charlton            18 \nRobbie Keane                   Tottenham           16 \nFrank Lampard                  Chelsea             16 \nWayne Rooney                   Man Utd             16 \nMarlon Harewood                West Ham            14 \nCraig Bellamy                  Blackburn           13 \nAiyegbeni Yakubu               Middlesbrough       13\nDidier Drogba                  Chelsea             12 \nHenri Camara                   Wigan               11 \nAhmed Mido                     Tottenham           11 \nJames Beattie                  Everton             10 \nHernan Crespo                  Chelsea             10 \nCollins John                   Fulham              10
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Liverpool 5 Champions Cup/Champions League and 18 English Premier League Title
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Liverpool 2005\nBarcelona 2006
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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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I think it is helping the premiership. It will step up the quality of players in the premier league which can only be a good thing! Their current form shows you can't buy the premiership as they have been slipping up alot lately. Unfortunately their endless spending will take talents from decent european teams lowering the challenge in the UEFA champions league.
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I'll give you a guess.\nI need to buy a new football shirt for this team because my current shirt will need updating.\nIt currently says  ' 5 TIMES'
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1. Chelsea\n2. Manchester United\n3. Liverpool\n4. Newcastle\n5.West Ham United
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Jose Mourinho of Chelsea with earnings of about £5 million a year.
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Egil Ostenstad for Southampton on October 26th, 1996.\n\nScored in the 45th, 85th and 89th minutes.\n\n:)\n\nSouthampton   6    Man Utd       3\n\n\nsoy......the Premiership only started in 1992/93 season
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The English Premiership runs from August up to May of the following year. There are 20 teams hence 380 games. There are no play offs since the team with the highest points are the winners.
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did well this year but jimmy bullard leaving you will not help. say bye bye to the premiership next season unless you start buying