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Economic Crisis... or Not? [Edition 2]
« Thread Started on Jul 26, 2009, 3:47pm »

Economic crisis... or not?

Here we are with the first edition of transfer market reports. All around the world, there are more, more and more homeless families. This is all because of the economic crisis. But that doesn't seem to be a problem everywhere.

Ofcourse, we are talking about the football world. Almost all of the managers have been trying to get some of the best players in the world on their team. I will be discussing some of the biggest transfers of this season so far.

Most of the highest bids are to teams that are not in the premier league!

One of the most suprising transfers is Mame Diouf's transfer from Molde FC to Barcelona. Barça coach Toby paid a good £20m for the talented but quiet unknown forward from Senegal. Will he prove that he's worth that much money, or will he be a big dissapointment?

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Up next, we have Brazilian all star attacker Robinho getting bought by General Generic for an amazing £50m. The small but extremely fast Robinho will try to score for the German top-club Bayern Munich allot to get them to the first place in the leaderboards.

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Now as our final subject, we have the biggest transfer of the season (so far) to talk about. Spanish world class striker David Villa getting bought from Valencia to Liverpool for a close to world record breaking £70m!! The Reds trainer from Belgium, Jurgen De Roover knows who he wants and what he has to pay to get them. Villa has already proved to be a good investement by Liverpool, scoring once in the premiership and giving allot of magical passes to get Torres and Tevez to score.

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