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Singaporean billionaire Peter Lim is now the new owner of Spanish club Valencia
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If you have a seven game series (like American sports) between the Spanish league teams and the English league equivalent, e.g. seventh place play seventh place, it is likely that the series outcome would be:
1. Atletico Madrid defeat Man City
2. Barcelona defeat Liverpool
3. Real Madrid defeat Chelsea
But also likely that Arsenal will defeat Athletic Bilbao in their series, and the 5th to 20th place English team also likely to win their series.
Of course national teams are made up of the best players from the best teams, so Spain will probably also win their series against England.
a few fans does not make it mass market.
Where have you been? Now got 3 teams.
Sadly, PL will be in for a rude shock when his Valencia drops like a rock next season.
If a club can so easily be bought like Valencia, it is probably a bum deal. You think PL can buy Liverpool? He can wait long long. All the good potential clubs are either gone to the Middle Easterns or the Americans. We can take all the Cardiffs, the QPRs, the Birminghams,... the kind that are thrown into the rubbish.
Happened to watch a Valencia match a few weeks ago.
Philippe Senderos was starting for them at centre back. He was released by Fulham on loan to them. Deemed not good enough for Fulham, a BPL club which was eventually relegated but deemed good enough for Valencia, supposedly one of the better La Liga teams.
Happened to watch a Valencia match a few weeks ago.
Philippe Senderos was starting for them at centre back. He was released by Fulham on loan to them. Deemed not good enough for Fulham, a BPL club which was eventually relegated but deemed good enough for Valencia, supposedly one of the better La Liga teams.
Good players won't go to middle of the table teams unless $$$$ is there. That is a fact. Unless PL throws in another 700m to entice players, Valencia can only attract the newbies or the has-beens.
only telcos are interested in mass market..
Remember what i told u about 'has been', those hitting their thirties ?
Spain striker Villa to play stint with Australian club
By Anna Harrington
Thu Jun 5, 2014 5:49am BST
Atletico Madrid's David Villa reacts after a missed opportunity during their Spanish first division soccer match against Elche at Vicente Calderon stadium in Madrid April 18, 2014. REUTERS/Juan Medina
(Reuters) - Spain's all-time leading goalscorer David Villa will play a three-month stint with Manchester City-owned Australian club Melbourne City before returning to New York City FC for the start of the Major League Soccer season.
The 32-year-old, who hopes to help Spain defend their World Cup title in Brazil this month, will turn out for the club formerly known as Melbourne Heart between October and November, the A-League team said in a statement on Thursday.
"From a football point of view, it’s the opportunity to play in a new league in a different country, and of course it will be ideal for me to get some competitive football in the period before the MLS season gets under way," Villa said in the statement.
The City Football Group earlier on Wednesday confirmed a long-mooted name change for the Melbourne club, bringing it in line with the Premier League team and sister club New York City.
In its fourth and final season playing under the name Heart, Melbourne finished bottom of the 10-team A-League.
(Reporting by Anna Harrington; Editing by Ian Ransom)
Peter Lim's Valencia is playing Man Utd tonight.....manu also got links to PL.
Expect some unexpected results
Expect some unexpected results
Valencia didn't look too bad when they came from one goal down to beat Benfica 3-1 in the pre-season Emirates cup.
Bytheway I thought the only link that PL has to ManU is that he is a fan.
Bytheway I thought the only link that PL has to ManU is that he is a fan.
Valencia didn't look too bad when they came from one goal down to beat Benfica 3-1 in the pre-season Emirates cup.
Bytheway I thought the only link that PL has to ManU is that he is a fan.
He had the chain of MU cafes....
He wanted to underwrite MU shares to Asians also....but deal fell thru.
So no current links other than being a fan? thanks for the info............................... 
Bytheway, Valencia have 2 Benfica players on loan, that may be why they beat them.
Bytheway, Valencia have 2 Benfica players on loan, that may be why they beat them.
Man U players took their games seriously even though it's just a friendly because LVG is finalizing his first 11 for the BPL.
For their defeat to Liverpool, Dortmund does not want to risk injuries ahead of their Cup final clash with Bayern Munich on the 14.08.2014
Those who bought draw spit smelly saliva
6th place in La Liga should be able to clinch a europa league spot, if the cup winners is one of the top 5 teams. Valencia likely to finish between 5th and 10th.
Ok 6th place in the Liga table... below the Europa League spot enough for them to squeeze balls..........
The answer u can find on Prime Time TV Channel 5 or Okto, 8 pm on Friday where u can see 2 unknown teams kicking the ball around with little or no spectators.
As a businessman will u throw money there.???
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