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Saw this on twitter: Spending in the last 5 years. Manchester United - £320m Liverpool - £435m Chelsea - £534m Manchester City - £704m
So what's wrong with selling players and buying new one ? In the end they spend less money out of pocket than united
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MK Dons says hello......:dance:.....:finger:
that match was not...........that seriously taken by them...........:winky:...........they have saved energy of main players for EPL match...........so expect fireworks this week...........:dance: plus another Thrashing is...........waiting for your team...........:two_thumbs_up:
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So what's wrong with selling players and buying new one ? In the end they spend less money out of pocket than united
earlier MU were not required to spend as they were doing well but from last season they are not doing expectedly and they also have started spending on buying better players so their spending may go higher in future :winky:
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earlier MU were not required to spend as they were doing well but from last season they are not doing expectedly and they also have started spending on buying better players so their spending may go higher in future :winky:
what are you talking about ? check last page it was 5 years data before di maria transfer check post of beautifulgame and then come back here
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that match was not...........that seriously taken by them...........:winky:...........they have saved energy of main players for EPL match...........so expect fireworks this week...........:dance:
Supporting Man U?:hmmm:
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what are you talking about ? check last page it was 5 years data before di maria transfer check post of beautifulgame and then come back here
if you see their purchased players before last season then there is only RVP which can be called as big buy, other than him I don't see any big buy. that because they were winning or performing better in most of their matches so they were not required to spend money on buying big players as their players were performing for them. but from last year they are not performing that better so they feel urgency of buying good players and started with signing Mata in mid season transfer window. then too their performance did not improved so they have signed Di Maria for big amount. their spending is getting increased like other teams too. :two_thumbs_up: they may spend more on big players if their team did not start winning. :winky: pata nahi mai aajkal itni bak bak kyu karne laga hu :cantstop:
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Supporting Man U?:hmmm:
want them to start winning :two_thumbs_up: supporting Arsenal but Giroud is out till Jan :sad: but no worries :--D
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if you see their purchased players before last season then there is only RVP which can be called as big buy, other than him I don't see any big buy. that because they were winning or performing better in most of their matches so they were not required to spend money on buying big players as their players were performing for them. but from last year they are not performing that better so they feel urgency of buying good players and started with signing Mata in mid season transfer window. then too their performance did not improved so they have signed Di Maria for big amount. their spending is getting increased like other teams too. :two_thumbs_up: they may spend more on big players if their team did not start winning. :winky: pata nahi mai aajkal itni bak bak kyu karne laga hu :cantstop:
Mate football fans are hypocrites thats why. United are doing now what Chelsea PSG and City did in the past.Actually United have been doing these for years.They spent 30 mil on a defender in 2001 (Rio Ferdinand) which now with inflation will look like 60-70 mil.And frankly thats the only way if one wants success as well This is the money spent by clubs across europe in last five years (Net Spend) BvV185GIQAAJGqX.jpg And thats before the money they spent on Rojo(25 mil euros) and Dimaria (60-70 mil)
this is before di maria
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this is before di maria
Saw this on twitter: Spending in the last 5 years. Manchester United - £320m Liverpool - £435m Chelsea - £534m Manchester City - £704m
but we were discussing about this na :winky:
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but we were discussing about this na :winky:
no, i wrote this
So what's wrong with selling players and buying new one ? In the end they spend less money out of pocket than united
which is exactly what i posted ..please explain me how is it wrong if i sell player a for 10 million and buy b for 12 million ? with manu its case of buying player a for 12 million but never being able to sell it for good price and in the end send players like nani for free paid loan deals :winky: if anything it shows how they are bad at transfers and other clubs are able to spend twice as much and still have better balance at end which matters why does it matter if man city buys players for 700 million of they sell for 500 + million ? in the end money is not coming from owners but club is getting money to buy from selling players unlike manu
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no' date=' i wrote this [/quote'] but then you quoted wrong post na :poink: for selling players for big amount firstly they need to have good players which they don't have any except Rooney and RVP and selling any of them will make their team even weaker. I don't see any big name in their team except these 2 and also they have not sell any if I am not wrong. then how they were winning till start of last season :hmmm: yeah selling and buying player for almost same amount is better idea as it is not making big dent to the pocket and gave advantage of including current inform player to the team to increase their performance :--D inclusion of Fellaini, Mata and Di Maria is good sign and hope they do include some good defenders too :dance: they are not that bad as their current performance is showing :sad:
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The Champions League draw: Group A: Atletico Madrid, Juventus, Olympiakos, Malmo Group B: Real Madrid, FC Basel, Liverpool, Ludogorets Group C: Benfica, Zenit St Petersburg, Bayer Leverkusen, Monaco Group D: Arsenal, Borussia Dortmund, Galatasaray, Anderlecht Group E: Bayern Munich, Manchester City, CSKA Moscow, Roma Group F: Barcelona, Paris St Germain, Ajax, APOEL Group G: Chelsea, Schalke, Sporting Lisbon, Maribor Group H: FC Porto, Shakhtar Donetsk, Athletic Bilbao, BATE Borisov

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