Fixed that for you----------------Messi------
----Ronaldo------Griezmann----Neymar
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Fixed that for you----------------Messi------
----Ronaldo------Griezmann----Neymar
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----------Pogba-----------Modric---------
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Fixed that for you
Messi has been eating English clubs for breakfast, lunch, and dinner his entire career.Yep. He's been hiding from the true competition that is Premier League his entire career.
Largest wage bills in Europs (saw this on reddit)
18. Aston Villa - €105m
Unless he gets a multi-billion pound contract he is going to be nowhere near the richest men alive. Realistically I could imagine him being offered between £2.5m - £5m a week.I wonder how much money he would make in China. The numbers must be mouth water for Messi. Legend status or one of the richest men alive?
I can see it when he's over 32 unless he has some insane decline like Rooney and shits the bed before then, don't see it but yeah I agree, he could maybe go back after the contract he's negotiating now.I never said move there now.
I meant in a few years when's he's in his 30's and possibly a bit slower in his reflexes.
Being an LA native, I can tell you that you're correct and incorrect here.
You are incorrect regarding Kroenke's move being financed by the cith of Los Angeles. The city of Los Angeles didn't pay a dime to get the Rams. Nor are the city of Los Angeles (or the city of Inglewood, where the new stadium will be located) giving money to Kroenke for his new stadium. The NFL itself is helping out a bit with the stadium and there might be a few tax breaks for it from Inglewood. But the majority of the money itself is coming out of Kroenke's own pockets.
As a matter of fact, the last publically financed stadium in Los Angeles was the old Sports Arena, built in 1960. Every other arena built in LA (Dodger Stadium, The Forum, Staples Center, Galen Center, Pauley Pavillion) has been built either entirely with private money or, as was the case with Staples Center, a combination of private money plus a loan from the city which had to be paid back in relatively short order and with interest.
However, despite the large fine he had to pay for relocating his team from St. Louis to Los Angeles, you are correct that Kroenke stands to make far more revenues in LA than in St. Louis. The value of the Rams nearly doubled just from the move alone.
Moreover, there is no reason for Kroenke to "invest" in the Rams because the operating costs are already taken care of ahead of time. Operating costs in the NFL are controlled. There is a salary cap and player wages are covered from TV contract money distribution + league-wide revenue sharing. So before a ticket is sold, the team is going to break even at the very least. No team in the NFL loses money because of this setup.
This is most definitely different from Arsenal where he actually should be investing in the team.
And now back to Messi talk.
Don't think Neymar and Modric are interested in joining us
This is why it's massively complicated, you are getting lost with the very first and basic instance of it. I literally give up, if you think they sign basic employment contracts like we all do, then cool. But they really really don't.
Apparently, according to a Croatian friend of mine, it's widely known there that Modric's dream was to play for United.
Yesterday a periodist said in Spain that Barsa have offered 30m€ net.Messi didn't answer yet.
I think that he will renew when he knows the plans of the club to remain competitive.
Didn't he turn us down before going to Real?Apparently, according to a Croatian friend of mine, it's widely known there that Modric's dream was to play for United.
I don't know about that, I thought he had his heart set on Madrid?
SAF always said that modric was the closest thing out there to scholes...if he wanted us and we wanted him then it's a shame we never pushed the boat out for him.
He'll leave Barca in his mid thirties and play his last 2-3 years back in Argentina.
He should go to Taiwan just to wind them up.I wonder how much money he would make in China. The numbers must be mouth water for Messi. Legend status or one of the richest men alive?
I'd probably have him here if he really really begged.
I've always felt we would have signed him if Levy hadn't vowed not to do business with us after the Berbatov debacle.Apparently, according to a Croatian friend of mine, it's widely known there that Modric's dream was to play for United.
The only other place I could see him play in Europe is City
@marukomu Well, not to argue your point, but people know who they are. In today's age it doesn't take too long to learn who is who. It's more of statement of intent.
I think Levy refused to sellDidn't he turn us down before going to Real?
They're still not a household name, though. Nobody I talk to in Japan know about them.
Mike Tyson doesn't either. Buying Messi would put them on the map, even if he was past it.
Well, from that point of view - yes. I remember when Chicago Fire signed Stoichkov, no one knew them back in Bulgaria.
What I meant is in the world of football - people who follow regularly or even only watch the odd match highlights City is well known. If they want to expand their brand then yes, it will make them more popular and better known throughout.
People know who they are but couldn't care less about them. I've seen more Everton shirts where I am than city shirts(a grand total of 1). Whereas you see a ton of United, Chelsea and Liverpool shirts. Buying Messi changes all that. I don't see it happening though
Totally agree.
I don't see it happening either. I was thinking if he ever moves away from Barca, City would be the place he ends up.