i hate PSG do you like or hate it?
By guile118
@guile118 (57)
Egypt
July 25, 2012 10:36am CST
i hate psg really i hate this stupid club it is worse than realmadrir and manchester city they are willing to buy all the good players in all teams and buy this way they are destroying soccer as it will not be balanced but they will be collecting all the players for money and many players are really looking for money not for glory like ibrahimovic ,lavezzi,pastory and all players that went to psg for money i hate money in football it destroys principles and make players like dogs..i hate psg and manchester city :( what is your opinion
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@ram_cv (16513)
• India
26 Jul 12
I do not think they are in violation of any FIFA or UEFA norms. The FIFA fair play does not really worry if the owners are willing to bankroll a club from their personal wealth. That is what is happening at PSG and that is what happened at Man City and Chelsea. But it makes it a very difficult place for the other clubs to survive.
Cheers!
Ram
@sjlskl (3382)
• Singapore
26 Jul 12
I can't fathom why you hated PSG more than Man City. The latter is more guilty of the crimes which you have mentioned. Many have argued that the career span of a footballer is short so they have every right to maximized their income. Having said that, I too felt that there is too much money in the game. The transfer fee and salaries are too gross. I can't understand the logic of say paying 80millions to get the service of Ronaldo.
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@ram_cv (16513)
• India
26 Jul 12
I would say that more that individual clubs, I would actually hate the trend per se. Rich owners coming and owning the clubs. Actually it is interesting development last season as Chelsea has achieved it's last goal of Roman Abrahamovic. Now it remains to be seen whether he is as much interested in the club. Similarly, the owners of Man City now have tasted the success of the league. Do they still have the drive to go for further glory? It remains to be seen.
Cheers!
Ram
@ram_cv (16513)
• India
26 Jul 12
I think this is becoming a trend. With a lot of big rich people around the world cherry picking clubs and then bankrolling them, these clubs suddenly become rich and they are expected to win big titles soon. So they buy top players from all over the other clubs at abnormally high prices. Then the team wins some titles and then the rich owner loses interest and turns his attention elsewhere. The worst affected in this is the local talent coming through the academy who are suddenly stranded and do not get the chance they would have otherwise got to develop.
Cheers!
Ram
@diezmara22 (818)
• Indonesia
26 Jul 12
because football is now an industry so they bought the club to invest their funds in order to be an advantage. Where when they buy a club, they had calculated to raise the prestige of the club so that large funds to buy big players and they do instant achievement, so that profits come quickly too.
but that was it, the talent of the club's academy will not serve targeted unused because the opportunity was not given. Your opinion is very good.
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@Glennbradbury (367)
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26 Jul 12
It does seem to spoil the game when teams tend to buy their way to success. Hopefully they will not dominate the game.
@dominoes (3)
• India
29 Jul 12
I don't really like PSG, but i don't really like what the club is doing. They have tons of money and are usign it to buy all the best players, and Now they acquired Thiago Silva and Ibrahimovich. Players too, when offered big money will switch clubs, this really isn't fair.
Manchester City,another club with nearly unlimited money, yes, they are ruining football, disrupting the balance of power. Whats the point in watching a match if all the best players are in one team, It wont even be a competition.
@diezmara22 (818)
• Indonesia
26 Jul 12
why do you have to hate? it is their right to spend any amount of money. Maybe now they belong to a row that the team would like to get an instant performance by relying on the power of money. But on the other hand does this all lead to the principle of fair play has suffered tremendously, and perhaps this incident will soon release a new FIFA transfer rules.
