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Ask Yoko, she might have had previous with the Goon Show.Maybe The Beatles were inspired to write Money Cant Buy Me Love after reading that...or did Lennon come before Spike
Ask Yoko, she might have had previous with the Goon Show.Maybe The Beatles were inspired to write Money Cant Buy Me Love after reading that...or did Lennon come before Spike
Yep, I've got a few hundred mill just burning a hole in my long white robes.Wonder which rich arab went out and bought Sheffield utd
Many European soccer teams are owned by Gulf states. But why?
With a lucrative and rapidly growing European soccer market, it’s safe to say that Gulf nations will continue to invest in the beautiful game and reap benefits economically and socially.www.atlanticcouncil.org
The thing is every team has there hand out wanting money think it's 42 clubs in total ,when in reality it should be kept in the top division
Nothin rang wi Yoko.....She's phoned me numerous times to try and buy my lennono email address as this is John and Yoko's surnames together.....Bit a telt her a want mair than 10 million hen.Ask Yoko, she might have had previous with the Goon Show.
Might no even take that long, mateHave a feeling footballs about to take a seismic shift within the next 5 yrs
Hope she didn't think you said Yen cos that's only about £55KNothin rang wi Yoko.....She's phoned me numerous times to try and buy my lennono email address as this is John and Yoko's surnames together.....Bit a telt her a want mair than 10 million hen.
There are reports today that PIF are hopeful of persuading PSG to let them take Mbappe on loan in Saudi for the last season of his contract which he doesn't want to extend. PIF is the Saudi organisation that owns Newcastle United and are behind the recent transfers into Saudi.Have a feeling footballs about to take a seismic shift within the next 5 yrs
The arse collapsing of the EPL would be worth watchingThere are reports today that PIF are hopeful of persuading PSG to let them take Mbappe on loan in Saudi for the last season of his contract which he doesn't want to extend. PIF is the Saudi organisation that owns Newcastle United and are behind the recent transfers into Saudi.
So they are now splashing their money on bolstering their domestic league rather than on strengthening Newcastle! As I said last week, why would the Gulf States continue to spend huge sums of money on players in Manchester, Newcastle, Paris, Barcelona, etc, when they can do it at home and create an Arabian Gulf Super League with teams in Saudi, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, etc? This will also bring in football tourists from Asia, Europe, North Africa and the Americas.
If the Gulf nations change strategy and start bringing the best talent home and lose interest in the big European clubs then this will spell disaster for all those super-rich elite clubs and European football will change dramatically - possibly for the best (and well run clubs like us will potentially thrive).
Summer world cup in the winter set the ball rolling??Might no even take that long, mate
Given the fact that we are one of those superclubs who have taken the oil money, I might be on my own here with what I'm about to post but I sincerely hope not.Nothing much to disagree with there, kelly. Cannae really hide my disappointment with Ange, but don't really have that same level of annoyance with Jota.
I guess there's always a political debate about playing in Saudi, but I doubt that that's a pressing issue with a young man who is being offered riches beyond his wildest dreams.
Just to add to that point about the affect of all this oil money hitting the football scene, surely no one is neglecting the notion that when all those 'superclubs' are sitting round the table discussing how to best appropriate the wealth to fit into their already bulging pockets with the next incarnation of a Super League - that it isn't going to feature a distinctly middle-eastern flavour in the next round of negotiations?
Jota and his representatives might have actually seen that curve in the road, so I doubt it would negate his international prospects too much, but even if it did - I doubt he'd lose much sleep worrying about it.