le Fabregas Saga
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12 Aug 2011, 14:00
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is over! 
Sport announced that Barca le bought Fabregas off 
Arsenal
29 mil + 6 more if Barca wins 1 CL and 2 times PD in 5 years + 5 mil from Cesc himself :)
http://whatculture.com/sport/breaking-news-arsenal-captain-cesc-fabregas-sold-to-barcelona.php
Sport announced that Barca le bought Fabregas off Arsenal29 mil + 6 more if Barca wins 1 CL and 2 times PD in 5 years + 5 mil from Cesc himself :)
http://whatculture.com/sport/breaking-news-arsenal-captain-cesc-fabregas-sold-to-barcelona.php
Enculé!
real talents are in the bundesliga
Iilkay gündogan also born in germany
and both playing for germany so whats wrong ?
:'D just messing around :P
every "turk" whos born in germany and grow up here is german.
or are we talking about turks ?
In a few years the bundesliga will be on top, because of the financial fairplay.
e: tell me what the premier league is ? <e
a bunch of investors investing billions of money into clubs and after the financial crises they will all have millions of debts and cant pay their players anymore and the premier league will be dead. Dont wanna start talking about the national team of england... srsly :'D worst team in ages
Firstly you talked about the Bundesliga not the national team. Germany have a successful national team, everyone knows this.
The Premier League, La Liga and Serie A have been huge international spectacles before and after the influx of private wealth. Backed by TV figures and rights values the German league is only the 4th most valuable league because people don't want to watch it.
Yes you get 200k more people buying tickets than you do in England but that's supply & demand, you had to slash ticket prices to drive such demand which isn't needed around the world. I paid 250 Euro for 2 tickets to the Milan derby last year and I'd do it again this year - I would have issues paying 50 Euro for 2 tickets to see Dortmund vs Bayern.
Values here derives from quality, marketing and fanbase.
Sit Down
I read it in a german football journal.
but tbh if you can go to Dortmund-Bayern for 50 E , I would do it, Dortmund has the biggest standing tribune of the world, they have an amazing atmosphere.... (way more than Chelsea or Barcelona... )
Wait no it wasn't.
That financial fairplay is an empty box. Those billionaire owners will just use some accounting tricks like selling the naming rights for ridiculous amounts. Nothing will change. Not that I mind actually. Ac milan, inter milan all have billionaire owners too, they just are italian instead of foreigners so what's the difference? There is none. They just were the first billionaires to invest in football and gain an advantage + lot's of trophies throughout history.
Those billionaire owners won't leave the club so there's no point saying 'what if'. They won't leave. They spent way too much in that and have such a high interest in football that they won't just leave.
About the financial fairplay, even if it has some kind of effect and they have to live within their means, the EPL teams will benefit the most because they have the highest income through selling rights, marketing, selling shirts, EPL is by far worth the most, etc... The bundesliga will never become even close to the EPL. Never. The markting & income is just too low. If the bundesliga teams have to live within their means they will be even more behind EPL teams. The gap is just too big. EPL teams are household names worldwide, it's way more attractive in any sense, etc.. Besides, doesn't Schalke have like massive debts aswell??
real talents are in ekstraklasa