Friday, February 24, 2012

10 World Footballers We Would Love to Party With

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If you could party with any world footballer, who would you choose?
Just for a moment, let's suspend reality and say that footballers could party like rock stars. Let's say training and diets are no concern.
Now, then, if all the footballers in the world threw parties at their homes on the same night, whose parties would you want to attend?
That's a tough question, but we've tried our best to answer it with 10 names.


Peter Crouch

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Two more: The Robot.














These Iranian Footballers

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We're talking about these Iranian footballers. Yikes. Even in Iran, you've got to do a lot to be arrested for too much partying.
Sounds fun.







Gareth Bale

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Gareth Bale just seems like a cool dude. Besides, there's always the chance that Christian Bale could freak out, get confused and crash the party.
And anyway, isn't Wales the hedonist capital of Great Britain?
(Yes, we just made that up.)
















Cristiano Ronaldo

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Yeah, he’s annoying. Really annoying.
But have you seen the ladies he hangs around?




















Mario Balotelli

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We have no way of proving this, but it seems like a Mario Balotelli soirée would involve lots of Italian models, goofy party favors and nonstop insanity.



















Bastian Schweinsteiger



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At a Schweinsteiger party, you'd get several glimpses of the impossibly hot Sarah Brandner (mmm, beer) and, of course, oodles of Bavarian beer.


















Alex Morgan



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For very, very obvious reasons.























Robbie Keane

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Robbie Keane serves as captain for the Republic of Ireland, so every party he throws must be exactly like St. Patrick's Day.
Plus, he's been known to break into crazy feats of athleticism (10 times as fun after three beers) when he's happy, and his wife is ridiculously smokin'-hot.















Sergio Agüero

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Sergio Agüero is married to Diego Maradona’s daughter.
That means Maradona might show up. Enough said.










Neymar

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Neymar made a commercial about life on Brazil's beautiful beaches. Because we believe everything we see on television, we think he'd be a lot of fun to party with.
Plus, he's the next big thing, he's young, he's cool and he's Brazilian. What's not to like?

The 20 Most Filthy Rich Club Owners in World Football

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Roman Abramovich created a new wave of filthy rich club owners in World Football when he took over Chelsea back in 2003.
Since then he has been surpassed by people such as the Manchester City owner, Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, and others.
Interestingly enough, two of the biggest clubs in the world, Real Madrid and Barcelona, are fan-owned.
These owners may not all be the singular person in charger of their club and in some cases they may co-own a club or be the majority shareholder.
For this list we are going to go buy the net worth of the various owners.
Here are the 20 Most Filthy Rich Club owners in World Football.


Malaga CF: Sheikh Abdullah Bin Nasser Bin Abdullah Al Ahmed Al Thani

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Net Worth(approx): Unsure but most likely around Sheikh Mansour's amount considering his status as a member of the Qatari royal family.
Malaga's new owner bought the club back in 2010. He has splashed the cash a good many times since gaining ownership.

19. Fiorentina: Andrea Della Valle

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Net Worth(approx): $1.2 billion
Andrea Della Valle is the owner of one of Italy's most storied clubs.


18. Newcastle: Mike Ashley

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Net Worth(approx): $1.9 billion
Mike Ashley bought Newcastle in 2007. Things have been interesting for both owner and the club since then but he is certainly a filthy rich owner.


17. Manchester United: Malcolm Glazer(Glazer Family)

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Net Worth(approx): $2.7 billion
Malcolm Glazer and the Glazer family certainly haven't received much love from their fan-base since acquiring the club in 2005.

16. Tottenham Hotspur: Joe Lewis

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Net Worth(approx): $3.2 billion
Joe Lewis Tottenham fans must love Joe Lewis and all he has done for the club in recent times. If he can help the club keep hold of stars like Luka Modric and Gareth Bale, the sky's the limit.

15. Arsenal: Stan Kroenke

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Net Worth(approx): $3.2 billion
"Silent" Stan Kroenke hasn't put himself about for Arsenal as yet. He endorsed the clubs financial policies in the past and it doesn't seem like the club will be seeing any great investment soon.


14. Celtic: Denis O'Brien

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Net Worth(approx): $4.2 billion
Denis O'Brien is seventh on FourFourTwo Magazine's list of the richest people in football in the United Kingdom.

13. Southampton FC: The Liebherr Family

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Net Worth(approx): $4.7 million*
Recently deceased Markus Liebherr left his family in charge of Southampton. He helped the club greatly when he took over in 2009.
*Used currency converter to change FourFourTwo's amount

12. AC Milan: Silvio Berlusconi

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Net Worth(approx): $6.2 billion
Italy's Prime Minister is well known to many football fans. He certainly has to have wealth to keep the likes of Zlatan Ibrahimovic in his team.

11. L.A. Galaxy: Philip Anschutz

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Net Worth(approx): $7 billion
You could say that Philip Anschutz may be the man that got the ball rolling for the MLS. That is, due to his acquisition of David Beckham. You certainly have to be wealthy to pay his salary
 

10. Spartak Moscow: Leonid Fedun

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Net worth(approx): $7.1 billion
Leonid Fedun has been a longtime owner of Spartak Moscow and the team would surely hope to have more success with such financial backing.


09. FC Anzhi Makhachkala: Suleiman Kerimov

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Net Worth(approx): $7.8 billion
Suleiman Kerimov is the owner of that Russian team you always hear about in transfer rumours. Now you know why.

08. Valerenga FC: John Fredriksen

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Net Worth(approx): $10.7 billion
John Fredriksen has been a longtime owner of the Norwegian club.

07. Stade Rennais FC: Francois Henri Pinault

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Net Worth(approx): $11.5 billion
Francois Henri Pinault inherited his father's fortunes and hasn't really put them to much use with this squad.

06. Seattle Sounders: Paul Allen

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Net Worth(approx): $13.2 billion
Paul Allen is a minority owner for one of the MLS's most exciting clubs.

05. Chelsea: Roman Abramovich

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Net Worth(approx): $13.4 Billion
There is not much left to be said about Roman Abramovich. He started a trend and is being left behind, or becoming smarter.

04. Arsenal: Alisher Usmanov

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Net Worth(approx): $17.7 billion
Alisher Usmanov and the Arsenal board haven't really seen eye to eye . It seemed as if the board got the man they preferred to be majority stakeholder in Stan Kroenke.

03. Queens Park Rangers: Lakshmi Mittal

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Net Worth(approx): $19.2 billion
You can see why Queens Park Rangers finally returned to the Premier League

02. Deportivo La Coruna: Amancio Ortega

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Net Worth(approx): $31 Billion
How is Deportivo La Coruna still in the Liga Adelante?

01.Manchester City: Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan

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Net Worth(approx): $31.5 billion*
Sheikh Mansour is certainly at the top of the game when it comes to being a filthy rich owner.
*Used currency converter to change FourFourTwo's amount.

In conclusion , i guess some rich  club owners  still cant get their money to improve their clubs.