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Post by crojoe on Sept 4, 2009 16:30:34 GMT 1
Forbes's 10 most valuable sports teams (in other words what they think they are worth)
1 - Manchester United - $1.870bn (£1.144bn)
2 - Dallas Cowboys - $1.650bn (£1.009bn)
3 - Washington Redskins - $1.550bn (£948m)
4 - New York Yankees - $1.500bn (£918m)
5 - New England Patriots - $1.361bn (£833m)
6 - Real Madrid - $1.353bn (£828m)
7 - Arsenal - $1.200bn (£734m)
8 - New York Giants - $1.183bn (£724m)
9 - New York Jets - $1.170bn (£716m)
10 - Houston Texans - $1.150bn (£704m)
Some of these clubs money could finance a small country.
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Post by gmh on Sept 4, 2009 17:21:24 GMT 1
You mean Slovenia ?
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Post by ray51 on Sept 4, 2009 17:36:20 GMT 1
Some of these clubs money could finance a small country. Perhaps ; however , if that small country's name was Croatia , then I think : NOT - since the politicians and their mates would immediately and urgently salt-away ( steal ) all those luuverly monies , until absolutely nothing is left ; also : NOT a recipe for running anything successfully , except for one's own numbered Swiss bank A/c , so all those clubs , as mentioned ablove , wouldn't even be in existence , if they were HR-based , IMHO !
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Post by Madgolfer on Sept 6, 2009 14:44:11 GMT 1
Although a lover of sport, I have to say that these figures are offensive, especially in the current climate.
It's only a game after all.
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