who is on more money sir Alex Ferguson or the players at united and how much is he on?
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Not sure of the numbers but the manager will not earn as much as the top players.
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Hi bAzTNM\n\n It all merely began , by personality clashes between the two of them while Strachan was a player under Sir Alex in Aberdeen. Not many can take the dictatorial form of management of Sir Alex.\nThey later again rejoined each other in Man Utd after Sir Alex took over Ron Atkinson's post there. Their feud once again continued there.\n\nLater on, in Sir Alex's autobiagraphy "Managing My Life" ,Sir Alex accused Strachan on his desire to leave Aberdeen and Manchester United. Furthermore it was quoted that Fergie stating that Strachan “could not be trusted an inch”.....\n\nYou can read the full story as quoted from Gordon Strachan's autobiagraphy at the source below. Take your time, its a good read.\n\npeace out\n\nHope this helps.
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yep...sir alex ferguson called him a disturbing influence in training...he will probably be sold to some team outside england
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THE PLAYERS ARE PAID A WEEKLY WAGE, THE AVERAGE ANNUAL WAGE IS £676,000. THE TRANSFER FEE IS A AN AGREED FEE BETWEEN THE TWO CLUBS FOR THE PURCHASE OF A PLAYER. FOR INSTANCE MANCHESTER UNITED PAID EVERTON £30 MILLION FOR WAYNE ROONEY. USUAL WHEN THE CLUBS AGREE A FEE THE PLAYER SPEAKS TO HIS POTENTIAL NEW CLUB TO AGREE A WAGE AND A SIGNING ON FEE. THE SIGNING ON FEE IS USUALLY INCLUDED IN THE TOTAL TRANSFER FEE. THE TRANSFER FEE ALSO INCLUDES THINGS LIKE AGENTS FEES AND THE LIKE
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i wouldn't put it past Ferguson to pursue Riquelme....maybe he won't be tempted to leave VillaReal, but it's worth a try. United will need someone better than Diarra and/or Sanches to hold that midfield.....whether Fergie will ever admit it or not, there are not many other Roy Keanes out there.
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Manchester United also have a richest club but there manager thought that there youngster played the game very well and there main motto is to giving chance to the youngsters.\n    Chelsea is a richest club because they take those player which is very great footballer. So we can say that Chelsea is a superstar team.
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70,000 Man United fans on Sunday got it spot on when they chanted:\n#Ashley Cole - is a "banker" is a "banker" :p#
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Manchester United FC.
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the red devils - Manchester United
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He is from Portugal. He played for Sporting Lisbon until 2003, when his team played Manchester United in a friendly match.\nHe mesmerised the opposition players to much that they told their manager (Sir Alex Ferguson) they would rather have him playing on their own team then against them. \n\nIn (Northern) summer 2003, Christiano Ronaldo moved to Manchester United. He cost £12.24 million. For more information, click: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christiano_Ronaldo
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Real Madrid and England star DAVID BECKHAM is highest paid soccer player. \nHe switched teams from Manchester United to Real Madrid in a $41 million transfer. He earns $28 million dollars a year. \n\nAs Per Forbes List\nBeckham - $28 million \nRonaldo - $19 million \nZidane -  $16 million
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Eric Cantona!  Frenchman who played for Manchester United.  One of the best.
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Arsene Wenger is the man! Mourinho's just a big crybaby with an unlimited supply of money!
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His player signings have been quite a significant slice of this money - with the likes of Yakubu, Viduka and Mendieta joing the Riverside. I would imagine the big players also command a substantial wage.
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Definitely Fergie! I'm not saying this just because I'm a Man United fan. I know they haven't been doing too well recently but looking back at the records you have to admit that Fergie's brought loads of success to the team. Sure, Mourihno's doing great but given that huge amount of budget he's expected to do well. I guess Benitez's alright but Wenger's out of the question.
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Ronaldinho is world's highest-paid footballer    \n\nThe 2005 winner of the Ballon d'Or for best footballer in the world, who plays with Barcelona, will earn a total of 23 million euros ($28.5 million) this year, nearly three times as much as he made in 2005.This total includes a salary of 8.5 million euros in bonuses and about 14 million euros income from advertising.\n\nBeckham came in second on the list, with earnings of 18 million euros for 2006, down from the 25 million euros he made last year.\n\nHe was followed by another Real Madrid 'Galactico', Brazilian striker Ronaldo with 17.4 million euros, England striker Wayne Rooney with 16.1 million euros and Monaco's Italian striker Christina Vieri at 16 million euros.\n\nWhile there are only two Chelsea players among the world's top 20 earners, the club's outspoken coach, Jose Mourinho, topped the trainer list with 10.9 million euros.\n\nFar behind in second place was England's Swedish coach Sven-Goran Eriksson with 6.9 million euros, followed by Manchester United trainer Alex Ferguson at 5.95 million euros.
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Ferdinand is the most expensive player, however i think that United have to pay Everton something after a certain amount of appearances so Rooney may be eventually