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The Guardian's David Conn on the Prem Agents payment list http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2009/nov/30/david-conn-premier-league-agents 12/1/2009 |
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Premier League clubs revealed to have spent £70m on agents ... http://bit.ly/5sVApz 12/1/2009 |
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Premier League clubs revealed to have spent £70m on agents: • Figures published for last two transfer windows•... http://bit.ly/5sVApz 11/30/2009 |
QPR Report Tuesday: Loanee Turns 21.... Premiership Spending on Football Agents
QPR REPORT —
... All transfer fees and payments to agents must be made through the FA, but almost no detail finds its way to the wider public. Of the deals done during the period, only the £900,000 which Chelsea said was paid to Pini Zahavi when Wayne Bridge moved to Manchester City in January has been publicly confirmed. Guardian ...
“Wenger is an awful loser, we’ve known that for a long time, but his comments about Drogba after Chelsea’s 3-0 win plumbed new depths” - Tony Cascarino
101 Great Goals - latest football videos and international soccer goals from the Premier League, Champions League,La liga, Serie A, World Cup, UEFA Cup and more —
... David Conn looks at which clubs have helped line the agents’ pockets most. “Manchester City, who spent around £170m in transfer fees during the year, under the ownership of Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al-Nahyan, were by some distance the largest spenders, paying out £12.9m in agents’ fees. Chelsea were the next highest, having paid £9.6m, while Liverpool, surprisingly given Rafael Benítez’s relatively quiet transfer dealings, paid £6.7m. Other big spenders were Tottenham Hotspur, at £6.1m; West Ham, at £5.5m; and Arsenal, at £4.8m.” ...
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The Beautiful Game —
... details. [SBI] Extra refs (goal-line) at the World Cup? [Independent] Ives says Philly has high hopes. [ESPN] P.M. says delays threaten Brazil W.C.? [Yahoo!] Amado Guevara, the MLS Iverson. [SI] FA to probe camera incident at Emirates. [BBC] Car accident can't hurt Benzema. [Goal.com] EPL clubs reveal agent fees. [Guardian] Garber getting MLS contract extension. [WV Hooligan] ...
