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The Euro Division Homepage XXVI
First topic message reminder :
Star Player bids will commence Wednesday (15th), and run to Friday (17th) at midnight, when bidding is closed. Who got who will be posted on Saturday all being well - and assuming it can't be done earlier. If you miss out initially, there will be a second round bidding process and you may make another bid on a player. All bids will be sealed and PM'd to Hero and sodhat. It should be made clear that you cannot make a big bid on a Star Player, and then not have the cash all at once. All money must be paid immediately, or you miss out. We aren't doing IOU's on it, and that applies to everyone.
To qualify for the second round you must have submitted a first round bid - you can't just wait and see what's left. If there are exceptional circumstances as to why you missed the deadline you may appeal to the runners, but these circumstances absolutely do not include "I was playing Ultimate Team for 4 days with the curtains closed."
Sign up now for the Euro Division Telegraph Fantasy Football League!
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606v2 Euro Division
PIN: 8008569
Everyone in Premier League (who votes on Championship) send their results to:
Everyone in Championship (who votes on Premier League) send their results to:
Premier League
Real Ale Sociedad - TwisT The London Silly Nannies - SodhatAC ALittleSilhouetteoOfAMan (AC ALSOAM) - MarkyViva City - VivaPaulScholesHolton FC - ollyrules
Barearselona - fernando Real NADrid©®™ V2 - Nadeem
Neymar FC - cherriesfan
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Championship
Athletico Bilbao Baggins FC - HeroJacamos United - TSCHangover 69 - GregersSubstandard Liege - Afro Treble's Revenge - onlytreblewinners
Go Ahead Eagles - Russell_Elmo Straight-Edge United - TheBrahmaBull
City Of Norwich FC - ncfc_Tooze
606V2 EURODivision
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Important End of Season information -- please read
STAR PLAYER BIDS ARE OPEN
STAR PLAYER BIDS ARE OPEN
Star Player bids will commence Wednesday (15th), and run to Friday (17th) at midnight, when bidding is closed. Who got who will be posted on Saturday all being well - and assuming it can't be done earlier. If you miss out initially, there will be a second round bidding process and you may make another bid on a player. All bids will be sealed and PM'd to Hero and sodhat. It should be made clear that you cannot make a big bid on a Star Player, and then not have the cash all at once. All money must be paid immediately, or you miss out. We aren't doing IOU's on it, and that applies to everyone.
To qualify for the second round you must have submitted a first round bid - you can't just wait and see what's left. If there are exceptional circumstances as to why you missed the deadline you may appeal to the runners, but these circumstances absolutely do not include "I was playing Ultimate Team for 4 days with the curtains closed."
Sign up now for the Euro Division Telegraph Fantasy Football League!
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Telegraph League Details:
606v2 Euro Division
PIN: 8008569
Prize money for this season (for both leagues)
1st £15m
2nd - 4th £10m
5th - 8th £20m
1st £15m
2nd - 4th £10m
5th - 8th £20m
Everyone in Premier League (who votes on Championship) send their results to:
TwisT and Sodhat
Everyone in Championship (who votes on Premier League) send their results to:
Hero and TSC
To Qualify for the £2M Bonus, teams need to post their tactics by Midnight on Wednesday and PM their results by Midnight on Friday
Premier League
Real Ale Sociedad - TwisT The London Silly Nannies - SodhatAC ALittleSilhouetteoOfAMan (AC ALSOAM) - MarkyViva City - VivaPaulScholesHolton FC - ollyrules
Barearselona - fernando Real NADrid©®™ V2 - Nadeem
Neymar FC - cherriesfan
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Championship
Athletico Bilbao Baggins FC - HeroJacamos United - TSCHangover 69 - GregersSubstandard Liege - Afro Treble's Revenge - onlytreblewinners
Go Ahead Eagles - Russell_Elmo Straight-Edge United - TheBrahmaBull
City Of Norwich FC - ncfc_Tooze
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Lucas Moura has gone up 9m in the month since I bought him.
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I'm out so I'll work out my squad's value later.
But it's basically;
Handanovic, Zabaleta, Kompany, Subotic, Kolarov, Essien, Schweinsteiger, Hamsik, Sneijder, Tevez, Dzeko if someone wants to work out my first XI's value
But it's basically;
Handanovic, Zabaleta, Kompany, Subotic, Kolarov, Essien, Schweinsteiger, Hamsik, Sneijder, Tevez, Dzeko if someone wants to work out my first XI's value
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Handanovic 13m
Zabaleta 13m
Kompany 31m
Subotic 16m
Kolarov 12.5m
Essien 21m
Schweinsteiger 31m
Hamsik 22m
Sneijder 24.5m
Tevez 20m
Dzeko 25.5m
Total 1st team value 229.5m
Zabaleta 13m
Kompany 31m
Subotic 16m
Kolarov 12.5m
Essien 21m
Schweinsteiger 31m
Hamsik 22m
Sneijder 24.5m
Tevez 20m
Dzeko 25.5m
Total 1st team value 229.5m
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Who's got the most expensive starting 11 in the world irl? I think its probably real madrid then barcelona.
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I have Madrid's starting eleven coming in at a whopping 371m (3m shy of my entire squad).
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lol thats a funny fact.
Im assuming you used these players,
Casillas
Arbeloa, Pepe, Ramos, Marcelo
Khedira, Alonso
Di Maria, Ozil, CR7
Benzema
Im assuming you used these players,
Casillas
Arbeloa, Pepe, Ramos, Marcelo
Khedira, Alonso
Di Maria, Ozil, CR7
Benzema
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Currently at bowling alley, keep sneaking off to the bar when its not my turn to watch the cricket.
Its not overly exciting, but England haven't lost yet and still hold a very very outside chance of w- (refuse to say the word in case I jinx it!)
Its not overly exciting, but England haven't lost yet and still hold a very very outside chance of w- (refuse to say the word in case I jinx it!)
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Jinxed it anyway
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How exciting. A sport that.... 9 teams play?
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Scotland has a Cricket team you know. Mostly featuring Australian, English and Indian born players not good enough for their own country but still.
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I think they should liven it up with stuff like multi balls, balls with weights in one side, wickets that move up and down, things to jump over, basically make it like Total Wipeout.
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Ha knew there was a Scotland joke coming up. I don't know if you can taunt someone about a sport they don't care about.
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Marky wrote:Scotland has a Cricket team you know. Mostly featuring Australian, English and Indian born players not good enough for their own country but still.
Oh like Pietersen, Trott, Strauss, Kieswetter?
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At least we don't do it in football as well TSJ
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The Special Juan wrote:Ha knew there was a Scotland joke coming up. I don't know if you can taunt someone about a sport they don't care about.
Do Scotland have any sports they do care about? They do their best to not show it based on performances.
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Ouch, that would hurt if I cared about the scotland national team.
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Womens Curling and Cycling. And Tennis. Even then it's all about Team GB.
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Hero wrote:The Special Juan wrote:Ha knew there was a Scotland joke coming up. I don't know if you can taunt someone about a sport they don't care about.
Do Scotland have any sports they do care about? They do their best to not show it based on performances.
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The Special Juan wrote:Hero wrote:The Special Juan wrote:Ha knew there was a Scotland joke coming up. I don't know if you can taunt someone about a sport they don't care about.
Do Scotland have any sports they do care about? They do their best to not show it based on performances.
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We won the Tour de France. Now you go...
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Sorry that was England, that was "Team Sky". There's a difference
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Did an Englishman not win it? Sir Wiggo
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Not but he wasn't representing "England" like the ex-World Number 1 England Cricket Team.
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if anyone wants to work out mine they can.
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Oh right I just thought we were doing English and Scottish people lol.
How about replying to my offer Bull?
How about replying to my offer Bull?
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It's a bit of fun. Our alcoholic nation couldn't get off their backsides to take part in sport even if they wanted to (which they don't).
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Darts and snooker?
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We're not even good at either of those anymore. Our best darts player was banned for punching a fellow competitor in the face and our best snooker player is at the end of his career.
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So will RVP start tonight?
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I think he'll come off the bench with about 20 mins to go.
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Ah I want to see him starting but wouldn't be opposed to Rooney/Kagwa up front. As long as Shinji starts.
You know when someone doesn't quite look their age.......
http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/marnick-vermijl/profil/spieler_110798.html
You know when someone doesn't quite look their age.......
http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/marnick-vermijl/profil/spieler_110798.html
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Sweet mother of God he's had a rough childhood.
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http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/grant-holt/profil/spieler_13412.html
Retro.
Retro.
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Looks like he's auditioning for the Inspiral Carpets.
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Olly wrote:http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/grant-holt/profil/spieler_13412.html
Retro.
That's how I imagine he looks in your mind when you're daydreaming.
Except he's on a horse, topless.
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sodhat wrote:Olly wrote:http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/grant-holt/profil/spieler_13412.html
Retro.
That's how I imagine he looks in your mind when you're daydreaming.
Except he's on a horse, topless.
Chariots of Fire in the background?
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sodhat wrote:Olly wrote:http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/grant-holt/profil/spieler_13412.html
Retro.
That's how I imagine he looks in your mind when you're daydreaming.
Except he's on a horse, topless.
Not at the moment Soddy. Needs to shed a few pounds to get back into my good books
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The Special Juan wrote:sodhat wrote:Olly wrote:http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/grant-holt/profil/spieler_13412.html
Retro.
That's how I imagine he looks in your mind when you're daydreaming.
Except he's on a horse, topless.
Chariots of Fire in the background?
I was thinking more Barry White.
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https://www.606v2.com/t33911-euro-division-charity-shield#1486600
There you go sodhat, tactics due tomorrow sound ok?
There you go sodhat, tactics due tomorrow sound ok?
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These Kaka to Utd rumours seem to be gaining ground and a few reputable tweeters are saying there is contact between the two clubs over a deal, the stumbling block is how much Utd would have to pay percentage wise on a year long loan as his wage is 250k a year, Utd have offered 48%.
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Would it be wise for debt ridden Manchester United to spend around £125k a week for 1 year on a player they don't need?
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We need to stop buying AM's and buy a DM. Gee whizz.
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Is he the fat Spanish guy that does the Spanish Football on Sky Sports?
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Marky wrote:Would it be wise for debt ridden Manchester United to spend around £125k a week for 1 year on a player they don't need?
Shirt sales and global positioning basically. Income > Outgoings
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New fixtures up.
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The Special Juan wrote:Is he the fat Spanish guy that does the Spanish Football on Sky Sports?
Yeah that's him.
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Evening all.
The missus and I, have got a BBQ going on this fine evening were using a chiminea and I've got to say I'm impressed with it!
The missus and I, have got a BBQ going on this fine evening were using a chiminea and I've got to say I'm impressed with it!
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Article from The Times
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Michu scored 15 goals in La Liga last season, while playing for an unfashionable, poverty-ridden side in which the players felt such fury at the financial maelstrom which was threatening to engulf the club that they went on what is known in Spain as a “Japanese strike”: they went into work and they worked harder and better than ever before. He cost £2 million when Swansea bought him this summer.
Mladen Petric has scored goals throughout his career. Never in wondrous amounts, but consistently, reliably. He managed one in every two games at FC Basle in Switzerland and in a brief stint at Borussia Dortmund, and then he grabbed one in every three appearances in four years at Hamburg. He was released on a free this summer.
There are more examples: Riccardo Montolivo, impressive for Italy at Euro 2012, joining AC Milan for nothing from Fiorentina. Tranquillo Barnetta, a Swiss international winger of some considerable pedigree, leaving Bayer Leverkusen and going to Schalke, for free. Cristian Zapata, made available for loan by Villarreal.
There is a myth in English football, a pervasive and a perilous one, that there is no value in the summer transfer market; an authority as undoubted as Sir Alex Ferguson has even expressed as much, though the suspicion lingers that the game’s great knight only bought into the story because it suited his, and Manchester United’s, ends. It is, though, untrue. There is plenty of value in the market. You just have to know where to look.
At this point, it would be easy to cite the example of Newcastle, to cast Graham Carr, that club’s chief scout, as some sort of footballing mix of Martin Lewis and Moses, guiding his people into the promised land of bargain prices. But while many of Carr’s signings have been wondrous successes, that they have done so well in the Premier League should not really be a surprise. There is nothing miraculous about the captain of the French champions becoming an excellent midfield player in England, or signing a regular scorer of goals in the Bundesliga and seeing him score goals in the Premier League. That’s not having a magic touch. That’s having Eurosport.
And yet still, clubs voluntarily diminish their potential pool of recruits through nothing but their own obstinacy, refusing to believe that Carr’s great success – possessing even a modicum of common sense – can be replicated elsewhere. Of course it can.
Across Europe, prices are down. For now, the Premier League appears to be inured to it, but on the continent, recession is biting. In Spain, most teams outside of the old firm of Barcelona and Real Madrid do not so much as have shirt sponsors; in Italy, even Adriano Galliani, once the bombastic consigliere of AC Milan, has felt moved to recast himself as a balding Billy Beane. Lyon, once perennial French champions, want to cut their wage bill; only Paris Saint-Germain have any funds whatsoever. Money is short, and that means that prices are down.
Only a handful of managers and chairmen in the Premier League seem to have noticed. Still, they insist that there is no value in the market. And there isn’t, if you look at the market they seem determined to restrict themselves to: the domestic one, where Wolves are asking £11 million for Matt Jarvis, a winger with – at most – one good half season behind him, and even more than that for Steven Fletcher.
The natural defence for this, of course, is that Wolves – and every other club – have every right to demand a premium for their players. The Premier League vultures can afford it, after all.
Well, yes and no. Transfer spending in England is a bubble, just like the one in housing. It will not go up forever, and we have now reached a stage where clubs are no longer prepared to shell out whatever price in the mistaken belief that the good times will never end. That’s why we’re currently £200 million or so down on transfer spend from last year. The recession might not be biting just yet, but it’s breathing down our necks.
This has two consequences. The first is that it means that there is no fluidity in the market: whereas Team A might buy Player B from Team C if the price was £5 million, they won’t give them a penny if the cost is a non-negotiable £10 million. In fact, if they’re smart, they might go to Team N-With-A-Squiggle, in Spain, and get a better player for £2 million. This snarls up football’s economic mechanism, and can, potentially, have dire consequences down the leagues.
It also means that, by protecting and inflating the value of domestic players, their careers are, in a sense, jeopardised. Maybe if Jarvis cost £5 million, a better side may take a chance on him. Maybe they would play him, and maybe he would improve, and maybe we would have another English player capable of cutting the mustard at the top level. We may well never know, because he will be marooned at a lower-league club; many others are left stranded at mid-tier Premier League sides, ignored in favour of foreigners who offer better value for money, never getting the chance to better themselves. English football is what suffers, in the long run.
This seems idealistic, and it is, in a way. But football is a closed industry. Clubs are competitors, but they are also entirely reliant on each other’s existence, and continued success. They have to think about long-term benefits, for the country, for their own finances, rather than short-term greed. Then, one day, maybe we will have value in the market, too.
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It's certainly noticeable this summer that the shift in power is changing again towards the Premier League over La Liga.
Yes Modric and Song have gone to the big two but they've not acquired any of the next big things this summer like they usually do whilst Hazard, Kagawa, Oscar, Cazorla, Marin, Giroud have come to the Premier League and Moura & Lavezzi have to PSG, even Martinez is looking to be turning his back on the big two to go Germany.
Yes Modric and Song have gone to the big two but they've not acquired any of the next big things this summer like they usually do whilst Hazard, Kagawa, Oscar, Cazorla, Marin, Giroud have come to the Premier League and Moura & Lavezzi have to PSG, even Martinez is looking to be turning his back on the big two to go Germany.
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