All this bitterness because the mighty Al-Rayyan come and take our best players as and when they want.
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It's not about quality of football, that's not why the Premier League is the most popular league in the world.i don't think it will. A lot of the chinese clubs went bust, they didn't have the same state support it seems this league does. Also the saudi league I am guessing is a much higher standard than china and the best players china got was oscar and hulk. The saudi league has Ronaldo and potentially Messi...
Ye I totally agree, it will be soulless, but it will do much better than the Chinese super League. That was my pointIt's not about quality of football, that's not why the Premier League is the most popular league in the world.
It's about the whole package.
They might have money, which might get them some players. But they'll never have the soul of the European game. You can't manufacture that, it takes generations.
Given their reputed wealth, they could stick it all in a tracker fund and probably earn about £15 million a year from it. Much more honourable (imo) to do what Zlatan has done.'If my children and the one's I've had with models on the side can't play football like I can, at least I'll have a few quid to prop em all up with to get them a decent shot at life.'
Can't see many of the superstars going on to management, but could see them fronting consortiums 'rescuing' clubs. Take the money and run, live it up on the beaches of Barbados and make paid appearances at whoever's bought the next world cup and euros.
The Frankenstein's monster that football has become I suspect will only get more polished and slick and ugly and malign.
It might do better, but it won't last.Ye I totally agree, it will be soulless, but it will do much better than the Chinese super League. That was my point
"There is no honour amongst thieves"Given their reputed wealth, they could stick it all in a tracker fund and probably earn about £15 million a year from it. Much more honourable (imo) to do what Zlatan has done.
People like to pretend on internet about being angels and superior morals, but in reality nobody gonna refuse 200 million a year. Its all relative and people are greedy and hypocritical by nature, we all are.Given their reputed wealth, they could stick it all in a tracker fund and probably earn about £15 million a year from it. Much more honourable (imo) to do what Zlatan has done.
My thoughts are similar...didn't they learn anything from the Chinese league? They think they can sign some massive but over-the-hill players and immediately draw in millions of new fans get a 4 billion dollar a year TV rights contract for the league??
Stayed playing for big teams, helped younger players learn the ropes, and retire with his dignity intact."There is no honour amongst thieves"
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(Edie: What's Ibra done?)
It's relative isn't it? They're already worth hundreds of millions, so one would think that affords them the ability to do only what they truly want to rather than having to sacrifice their beliefs to earn money.People like to pretend on internet about being angels and superior morals, but in reality nobody gonna refuse 200 million a year. Its all relative and people are greedy and hypocritical by nature, we all are.
Also what honor, Maradona was aggressive druggie and wife beater, he is seen as God by millions around the world, Michael Jordan is narcissist gambler and he is cherished as greatest sportsman in American history, Michael Jackson was pedophile, still adored around the globe, seems to me most people on this planet literally "don't give a [Poor language removed]".
Money moves the world, you got money and/or good looks and you got world under your feet