1. fuck i hate playing City, 11 goals in 2 games dat oil money
  2. They're a scoring machine this season...
  3. Real Madrid has lots of debts.
    Spain has lots of debts.
    400 million euros is lots of money.

  4. My thoughts exactly... I wonder if the taxpayers are paying.
  5. It's time for financial fair play, so those two clubs (Barca and Real) really can see where they stand in Europe without the EU paying for those debts somehow. And who takes the premier league still serious anyway these days. Bundesliga is way on top, football wise and the health of the clubs.
  6. I take the PL still serious but it has nothing to do with Financial Fair Play indeed. The Bundes Liga is at a very high level, but the top is smaller than in the PL.

    Football has crossed the line, money determines how good you are. Which is not a problem perse, but it is dangerous. Clubs spend their money far from wisely. And in the end tax payers pay.

    BRUSSELS - The European Commission has launched a series of investigations into whether Spain's football clubs have benefited from unfair tax breaks worth billions of euros.
    EU competition chief Joaquin Almunia i Wednesday (18 December) confirmed that probes had started into whether seven clubs, including Real Madrid and Barcelona, two of Europe's most successful and wealthiest clubs, had broken EU rules on state aid.


    Some people call it business, but stuff like this is just corruption. Not by handing a police man some goodies to save yourself from a ticket, but on a higher level.
  7. If Ajax (or any other team) was able to get 1 bln € by playing nice with some politician they would win the Champions League as well.

    The worst thing is that FIFA and UEFA condone stuff like this. They dont want politics to judge them, or they will ban you. But they will smile if they are able to make a huge profit by making new friends (Qatar).
  8. + A lot
  9. Nemanja Vidic will leave at the end of the season, I read rumours last week that Inter could be his destination.