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Eto'o and Tevez and whoever else ......................

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[quote author=Whaddapie link=topic=34433.msg897441#msg897441 date=1246307655]
[quote author=Markeh link=topic=34433.msg896956#msg896956 date=1246238728]
Of course not but my point is when you get to a certain level of earning, say 50k+ a week, you have the luxury of considering non monetary factors. As long as we stay in touch with the wages of the sugar daddy clubs all is not lost.

We need that bloody stadium though
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And yet, players who "want to play in the champions league, that's the only reason I'm leaving..." choose citeh's big bag of sweet f#$! all over our legitimate shot at the league and the European Cup.

Wankers.

When we can offer you approx. $5m per year for 5 years, to represent the most successful team to ever play this game, but you choose citeh's $6.5m for 5 years, don't tell me it was EVER about the football, you mercinary cnut.
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While I'm not saying I disagree with you because money is obviously an important point, I think you have to factor in the fact that many of these so-called mercenary players have the ego issue of seeing an opportunity to be the legend who dragged a club like City or Villa (or whoever) into the Champions League and into a run for the title. While they may not have the opportunity to win trophies immediately, it is every bit as much a football/ego decision (and make no mistake, choosing to play for trophies is an ego decision) as electing to come to a club like Liverpool or United.

The fact that a lot of these aspirations are misguided and never come to pass is another point, but who said footballers were geniuses of prediction...?
 
[quote author=Whaddapie link=topic=34433.msg897442#msg897442 date=1246307750]
I wonder if we had beaten chel$ki in that end-of-season, CL decider at stamford bridge all those years ago, would we now be Roman's plaything instead..?

I think futures changed on the back of that single result.
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Nah, Chelsea were bankrupt and he could pick them up easily, oh and they are in London

regards
 
[quote author=darkstarexodus link=topic=34433.msg897478#msg897478 date=1246314832]
[quote author=Whaddapie link=topic=34433.msg897441#msg897441 date=1246307655]
[quote author=Markeh link=topic=34433.msg896956#msg896956 date=1246238728]
Of course not but my point is when you get to a certain level of earning, say 50k+ a week, you have the luxury of considering non monetary factors. As long as we stay in touch with the wages of the sugar daddy clubs all is not lost.

We need that bloody stadium though
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And yet, players who "want to play in the champions league, that's the only reason I'm leaving..." choose citeh's big bag of sweet f#$! all over our legitimate shot at the league and the European Cup.

Wankers.

When we can offer you approx. $5m per year for 5 years, to represent the most successful team to ever play this game, but you choose citeh's $6.5m for 5 years, don't tell me it was EVER about the football, you mercinary cnut.
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While I'm not saying I disagree with you because money is obviously an important point, I think you have to factor in the fact that many of these so-called mercenary players have the ego issue of seeing an opportunity to be the legend who dragged a club like City or Villa (or whoever) into the Champions League and into a run for the title. While they may not have the opportunity to win trophies immediately, it is every bit as much a football/ego decision (and make no mistake, choosing to play for trophies is an ego decision) as electing to come to a club like Liverpool or United.

The fact that a lot of these aspirations are misguided and never come to pass is another point, but who said footballers were geniuses of prediction...?
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Understood. And I agree with your theory. Which is why I think that we should be the biggest draw of all out there...

Using your same logic, if (insert name here) signs here and then helps us win the league for the first time in 20 years, he'll become a God. How could the lure of dragging Citeh into the European Cup and a title challange be greater than actually winning both of those tournaments with Liverpool...

If (insert name here) choses Citeh, (insert name here) he's chosing the cash. End of.
 
I know that I'm not like most players (they're good, for example), but I do not understand how so many of them, already millionaires ten times over, choose more money over prestige and history.

Were I good enough, and I had already assured that my grandchildren need never worry about money, I'd love to go to Liverpool or AC Milan or Ajax, etc... and attempt to restore a giant of the football world to it's former glory.
 
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