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Chitchat LOL chao Ah Tiong is buying relegated Aston Villa F.C.
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He should hire sundramothy cfrm will get top 6 ranking in ass league
AH Tiong spread their money around. That's very good.
How they made their money? Through scams, and electronics devices that is half functional and causing consumers anxieties, inconveniences through lengthy waits and time wasting with the help of customer service of chinese e-commerce sites?
what a stupid tiong indeed,football clubs are sinkholes,they will not go up or appreciate like real estate.
when they tell u the pricetag of a football club is 60 million thats a gross underrepresentation.....it should be 60 mil times ten or 600 mil the cost of maintaining that piece of shit for the next ten years.
when they tell u the pricetag of a football club is 60 million thats a gross underrepresentation.....it should be 60 mil times ten or 600 mil the cost of maintaining that piece of shit for the next ten years.
Yes, it will happen. To the Chinaman, better if his team is not under watchful eyes (Premiere League). Easier to manipulate in lower divisions. And the biggest betting market in soccer games is in China. No sane Ah Tiong billionaire buys a football club for the love of the game. Interesting times ahead.
In God we trust, all others pay cash.
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Check out the numbers (20th club). If you break down their earnings which include gate receipts, sponsorship,stadium, players, merchandising, etc, you're staring at a pot of gold.
Dun be too harsh on the china man. He's definitely not going to wait for Nike and Adidas. There'll be plenty of other local sponsors with deep pockets.
The 'level' playing field will attract the best managers and players. It's only a matter of time.
Check out the numbers (20th club). If you break down their earnings which include gate receipts, sponsorship,stadium, players, merchandising, etc, you're staring at a pot of gold.
Dun be too harsh on the china man. He's definitely not going to wait for Nike and Adidas. There'll be plenty of other local sponsors with deep pockets.
The 'level' playing field will attract the best managers and players. It's only a matter of time.
By the way i have no respect for coaches who play ugly to win. That makes the game dull.
Yup but if the end justifies the means the owner wouldn't care. Business before fan.
this favors pundits too...
Di Matteo´s stern warning to Villa squad
17 June 2016
New Aston Villa manager Roberto Di Matteo has warned his squad they must stay in line or face heavy punishment.
Villa were relegated from the top-tier of English football for the first time in almost three decades in 2015-16, winning just three league games all season.
The club faced a number of off-field issues to go with their on-field troubles, with promising 20-year-old Jack Grealish being banished from the first team for clubbing after a 4-0 defeat to Everton, while Gabriel Agbonlahor was suspended for reportedly partying following the club's relegation.
Di Matteo, who was officially unveiled as the new Villa boss on Wednesday, said: "We are going to have our rules, our code of conduct and if someone steps outside there are certainly going to be consequences.
"I will have discussions with all the players, not just one or two. That's the way I manage. At the end of the day there are rules people have to obey.
"I have had very difficult dressing rooms in the past and have always been able to sort them out and make them work together.
"If you have children, you probably know that every child you have to treat differently. It is the same, you have 25 individuals and everyone responds differently."
