Premier League

ok, dann erstmal besten dank für eure hilfe! hoffe ich kann ne paar matches sehen.

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Original von Goalgetter
ok, dann erstmal besten dank für eure hilfe! hoffe ich kann ne paar matches sehen.

kommt auf dein gehalt an.

studententickets sind ja teilweise noch bezahlbar. man kann auch bei der AOK o.ä. studieren. die uni kennen die engländer zwar nicht, akzeptieren sie aber.....

Während Cristiano Ronaldo sein Torkonto heute auf 30 erhöhte, traf Roque Santa Cruz auch bereits zum 19ten Mal. Der Junge scheint endlich was aus seinem Talent zu machen.

nottingham forest ist wieder zweitklassig. dank cheltenham, die doncaster 2-1 geschlagen haben. für leeds hats trotz 15 punkten abzug für die playoffs gereicht.

Nach West Brom hat heute Stoke die Rückkehr in die Premier League perfekt gemacht. Es hat ein 0-0 gegen Leicester gereicht.

Und die MK Dons sind auch aufgestiegen.

die braucht ja niemand. wissen sie ja aber auch selber und haben den oberrang ihres neuen stadions erstmal unbestuhlt gelassen, bis man in höhere spähren vorgedrungen ist. geld ist ja da. frage mich woher die 33.000 dons-fans beim johnstone´s paint trophy final in wembley herkamen. soviele haben sie normal nicht in 4 heimspielen.... jedenfalls ne erfolgreiche saison für den sinnlosclub.

http://www.mkdons.premiumtv.co…rt/0,,10420~43388,00.html

Das wird spannend. Bristol City liegt im Playoff-Rückspiel nach 2:1 Auswärtssieg nun mit 0:1 gegen Crystal Palace hinten.

73. Min: Elfmeter verschossen - B. Watson, nicht verwandelt (Crystal Palace)

fa cup final 2008:
cardiff city vs portsmouth 0-1 (kanu, 37.) vor 89.874 zs (40.000/45.000).
preis: 95 GBP
schwarzmarkt billiger fuer schlechtere plätze.
stimmung so lala. 20x "play up pompey" vs 20x "this is cardiff city...."
sicher kein spiel, dass einem aus dem sitz gehauen hat, aber das endspiel um den ältesten wettbewerb der welt sollte man ja mal gesehen haben. jetzt steht das finale der copa libertadores auf platz eins dieser liste. dürfte bissl besser (und billiger; zumindest das ticket an sich) werden.

was in england noch gut ist sind die playoff spiele:

carlisle vs leeds 0-2 (hinspiel 2-1, (91.) sonst hätte es extra time gegeben, da auswärtstorregel nicht angewand wird) vor knapp 13.000 zs (1.600 away, mehr tickets gabs nicht), sehr gute atmo von beiden seiten und platzsturm von carlisle. der 20er war gut angelegt.

doncaster vs southend 5-1 vor gut 13.000 zs (2.000 away). auch hier war die investition von 19,50 GBP kein fehler. richtig gutes spiel, nach dem 0-0 im hinspiel, leider ab dem 3-0 nicht mehr sonderlich spannend. "4-0 and you still not sing" sagt wohl alles über die stimmung bei den rovers. southend dagegen weltklasse und ab dem 4-0 (52.) mit 40 minuten scheissegal support. drfc platzsturm, aber wie auch in carlisle ohne chance an die gäste ranzukommen. jeweils schade, das hätte die netten abende noch mehr abgerundet.

Unsere beiden heutigen CL-Finalisten Man United und Chelsea haben zusammen rund 1,5 Milliarden Pfund Schulden. Auch Abramovich hat sein Geld Chelsea nicht geschenkt, sondern geliehen:

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Chelsea and United debts at record £1.5bn
Accounts show London club's debts at £736m
Abramovich backing has been in form of loans
David Conn, The Guardian, Tuesday May 20 2008

This article appeared in the Guardian on Tuesday May 20 2008 on p1 of the Sport news & features section. It was last updated at 12:11 on May 20 2008.

Chelsea and Manchester United, the Premier League's two representatives in tomorrow's Champions League final, owe creditors £1.5bn between them. According to the latest accounts of Chelsea Limited, the company which owns the football club, Chelsea owed £736m to all its creditors. United's accounts, also recently filed at Companies House, showed total creditors at £764m. Those unprecedented figures will fuel concern that at this time of English football's greatest club triumph its clubs are carrying too much debt.
Covering the year to June 30 2007, Chelsea's accounts show that the club's largest creditor was the owner himself, Roman Abramovich, who had poured £578m into the club, not as a donation but as an interest-free loan. As stated by the chief executive, Peter Kenyon, in February, Chelsea did not owe "external debt" to any bank.
However, with Abramovich's £578m loan, introduced to sign players and pay wages since he bought the club in 2003, plus general amounts owed, taxes and some categories listed among creditors for formal accounting purposes, Chelsea's creditors stood at £736m in total.
Chelsea's director of communications, Simon Greenberg, confirmed that the £578m, described in the accounts as "Other loan", is indeed the loan from Abramovich. Greenberg reiterated that Chelsea has no "external debt" and pointed out that the creditors included season-ticket holders for 2007-08, whose money has technically to be treated as owed until the season is over, "and other normal operating creditors". The figure also included £36.3m still owed on a Eurobond taken out by Chelsea's previous owner, Ken Bates, in 1997. That, the last of Chelsea's "external debt", was then repaid last December.
Kenyon released headline figures from these accounts in February, highlighting that the club made a record turnover, £190.5m, and that its losses were down from £80.2m in 2005-06 to £75.8m last year. Kenyon said then that the club was in a healthy financial position, still aiming to break even by 2009-10, partly because it did not owe money to outside creditors and retained Abramovich's support. "With the company being external debt free and our ownership clearly demonstrating continuing commitment to the long term," Kenyon said, "I am very confident about the future."
United's accounts showed the club's total creditors at £764m. United does have "external debt" - £666m owed to financial institutions, including £152m to hedge funds - taken on by the Glazer family when they bought the club in 2005, then loaded on to United itself. While United's loans incurred interest of £81m last year, the loan to Chelsea by Abramovich is interest-free. Abramovich has funded Chelsea's extraordinary acquisition of stars and, although transfers showed a profit last year, he continued to allow Chelsea to be run at a substantial loss.
Kenyon's role is to transform Chelsea into a club which can survive on its own earnings. In February he acknowledged it was an "ambitious" target to aim to be self-financing by 2009-10 but the accounts bear out commercial progress in all areas. Having finished runners-up in the Premier League, won the FA Cup and League Cup and reached the Champions League semi-final, the club's sponsorship, match-day and media income all increased to push total turnover 25% up.
However, there is no doubt that the club remains wholly reliant on Abramovich's continued funding. Chelsea's chairman, Bruce Buck, has stressed that Abramovich "loves football" and will not "walk away" from Chelsea.
If the owner's enthusiasm were ever to wane, and Abramovich decided he did want his loan back, the accounts show that Chelsea would have 18 months to find the money.

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Schade, mit der Schenkungsteuer hätte Großbritannien seine Staatsschulden fast begleichen können.

mist, premier league nicht komplett

doncaster vs leeds 1-0 ende. das wird rovers fan erdinger freuen....

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After two titles per season for the last three years there were zero titles this season, which in my philosophy means a really bad season. Maybe in the philosophy of a loser this was a great season, which I respect.

Mourinho

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Original von Justus
mist, premier league nicht komplett

Har,har.

Edit:Hoffentlich steigt Birmingham City gleich wieder auf.

War zwar seit Monaten abzusehen aber jetzt erst amtlich: ManCity sucht dann auch einen neuen Trainer. Der bei den Fans sehr beliebte Sven Göran Eriksson kann sich nun voll auf die mexikanische Nationalmannschaft konzentrieren. Schade.