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WORLD'S WEALTHIEST CLUBS BY REVENUE 1) Real Madrid: £236.2m 2) Man Utd: £212.1m 3) Barcelona: £195.3m 4) Chelsea: £190.5m 5) Arsenal: £177.6m 6) AC Milan: £153m 7) Bayern Munich: £150.3m 8) Liverpool: £133.9m 9) Inter Milan: £131.3m 10) AS Roma: £106.1m Source: Deloitte: 2006/7 "Juventus dropped out because they played in the second-tier of Italian football in 2006/07, their place in the top 10 going to Italian rivals Roma." http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7242490.stm
WORLD'S WEALTHIEST CLUBS BY REVENUE 1) Real Madrid: £236.2m 2) Man Utd: £212.1m 3) Barcelona: £195.3m 4) Chelsea: £190.5m 5) Arsenal: £177.6m 6) AC Milan: £153m 7) Bayern Munich: £150.3m 8) Liverpool: £133.9m 9) Inter Milan: £131.3m 10) AS Roma: £106.1m Juventus dropped out because they played in the second-tier of Italian football in 2006/07, their place in the top 10 going to Italian rivals Roma. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7242490.stm
Juventus Blanc Town tomorrow for new Delle Alpi
20:04, February 18
The managing director of Juventus, Jean Claude Blanc, will be heard tomorrow in the municipality, the council committee Culture and Sport, on the draft of the club for the new white Delle Alpi stadium. The company Bianconeri presented a first draft that Italy was rejected for the organisation of the 2012 European Championships. Lost opportunity to access a loan of 120 million euros for the implementation of, the club has examined other solutions, but so far has not presented a new project
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20:04, February 18
The managing director of Juventus, Jean Claude Blanc, will be heard tomorrow in the municipality, the council committee Culture and Sport, on the draft of the club for the new white Delle Alpi stadium. The company Bianconeri presented a first draft that Italy was rejected for the organisation of the 2012 European Championships. Lost opportunity to access a loan of 120 million euros for the implementation of, the club has examined other solutions, but so far has not presented a new project
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Tuttosport today writes that we will return to the delle alpi in 2009.
http://www.tuttosport.com/sportnetwork/
http://www.tuttosport.com/sportnetwork/
I suggest we loan Secco's ass to some high-roller gay for about 100 Euros per day. Still we would end up with 36 500 Euros of PURE profit at the end of the year. If we make the so-cherished by our management 'long-term' projects we could end up with 1 MLN until he gets to retire by Italian laws. Add that to his unability to deal with transfers due to this activity occupying his time - it might turn out to be unvaluable.
AND if we loan all the management in this long-term deal, as well as Elkann and etc. (besides they would enjoy it) we would end up with enough money to build a new stadium and drive the likes of Sergio Ramos, Aguero, Diego, C. Ronaldo and Messi here.
AND if we loan all the management in this long-term deal, as well as Elkann and etc. (besides they would enjoy it) we would end up with enough money to build a new stadium and drive the likes of Sergio Ramos, Aguero, Diego, C. Ronaldo and Messi here.