Eski football pou donne toi manger!!!!

Dearest friends

So many times we were scolded during childhood…Eski football pou donne toi manger!!!!…Alle apranne to fer bien!!! :)

Good for Pogba and Zlatan…they did not adopt the conventional thinking….and now they are Manchester United's highest earners.

Guys…Manchester United's first-team squad earn £5.77 million-a-year basic salary on average, which is £110,961-per-week.

That is reportedly more than double the average basic first-team pay in England's top division, which is around £2.5 million-a-year.

United's first-team salaries have risen from about £140,000 per year in the first Premier League year to more than 40 times that amount.

Wish you a nice week.

Kam

Pogba or Ponga!!!!

Dearest friends

Money does not buy football....And it was shown yesterday in Turkey.

While Leicester was the first ever European team not to concede goal in first 4 matches.

Manchester De-United conceded 2 goals in 3 matches in the first two minutes...

And yesterday lost to Fenerbace.

It has always surprised me how can one player costs 100M pounds...was it a joke...


Anyway be it Pogba or Ponga...

United is just De-united.

Kam

A Weekend full of Rivalries!!!!

Dearest friends

In all competitive events, there is one major match, clash or a face-a face that triggers more interest than the usual one.

The one that is more pickled…Like The Blue Jays versus the Baltimore Orioles or the Ottawa Senators versus the Toronto Maple Leaves.

And this weekend, we will be blessed by two of these great games…. Soccer Games :)

While the media will be focused on the revenue generating Manchester City derby…The Guardiola’s Versus The Mourinho’s.

However, the real spicy one will be further north in Scotland…...The Old Firm Derby in the city of Glasgow between the two local rivals Rangers and Celtic

A rivalry based on the divide in Glasgow at the time of the clubs’ formation, more nuanced than simply a religious conflict between Protestant Rangers and Catholic Celtic but also between those from a predominantly Ulster heritage and those with roots in Leinster, Munster and Connacht.

Though much of the sectarian discrimination prevalent in the city for generations has been tackled, the hostility between supporters of the two clubs remains intense, giving Old Firm matches a piercing pitch unrivalled in Europe.

“You could take all the derby matches in the world and put them together and they still wouldn't equal one-millionth of the Old Firm,” said Paolo Di Canio. “There's nothing like it."

Have a great Weekend.

Kam