Reuters
Carlos Tevez, £25.5m.
The second big spender of this year's transfer window has been Manchester City's club owner Sheikh Mansour, who signed a total of seven new players. A key element of in this new team will undoubtedly be 25-year old Carlos Tevez. The Argentinean striker, known for his outstanding technical abilities, is estimated to have cost around £25.5m. He is also the first player to move between the two Manchester clubs since Terry Cooke in 1999.




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Looking at Los Blancos ('The Blanks'):
- In my mem, each of Real M@dr1d's old 'g@l@ct1co$' t33mz were lame/over the edge and/or just passed their marketing valuer - i.e. there was not enough to justify their value.... In the current g@1@ct1c0$ team there is slight difference; the $'s have proved themselves in a similar way to the previous crop, but the current crop might actually have some talenty left instead of coming to a club buiying all the the players who proved theri worthy ages ago instead of proving they will be worth something for ages ....
- Perez has no clue - he loves to run a club but doesnt understand how.... I wish his supporters understood football so you could have a normal conversation with them....However, since I love los cules I don't mind the fans of los blancos and other people without a heart or real passion making comments without thinking, creating life without love or oven looking at the world without real passion - who would care about the opinion of a person who puts money over passion (e.g. "M@n $1ty" instead of Gunners, although mostGooners were happy to be rid of them)
Reading price tag on players, a curiosity for comparison:
- England has not won a competitive match against Sweden since 1968, yet in the English Prem League players born in England are sold/biught at multiple value (I'm not going to try comparing Swedish coaches with english/brittish since)
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