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mynameisjohn posted:e2: Constantin Dumitrascu is not a name i've heard before, but he represents so many good players. Don't trust transfermarkt.de. Constantin Dumitrascu does not represent those players. Sometimes I suspect transfermarkt of being a sort of advertisement for shady companies looking for legitimacy. That Mondial thing is one big scam. (Cavani's agent is Pierpaolo Triulzi, Varane's agent is Frank Hocquemiller, Ramires's is Giuliano Bertolucci to name a few) vvv That and he uses his hotmail as a business email Hegay fucked around with this message at 18:00 on Sep 16, 2013 |
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Hegav posted:Don't trust transfermarkt.de. Constantin Dumitrascu does not represent those players. Sometimes I suspect transfermarkt of being a sort of advertisement for shady companies looking for legitimacy.
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Hegav posted:Don't trust transfermarkt.de. Constantin Dumitrascu does not represent those players. Sometimes I suspect transfermarkt of being a sort of advertisement for shady companies looking for legitimacy. That Mondial thing is one big scam. I'm inclined to agree. I got an email from an "agent," that wanted to send players from the US to an amateur club in Germany to help them train for German 4th League (and "up to 1") teams. He's still listed on transfermarkt's website with only 3 of his clients playing in Germany.
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pissy smelliott posted:Why not just open a shop in Scotland wow. this trolling is against the rules of this subforum. I've posted below a similar joke that is not against the rules of this subforum: Why not just open a shop in The Republic of Ireland 
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pissy smelliott posted:Why not just open a shop in Scotland hahaha
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the sex ghost posted:I wonder which agent represents the most players, and also how many players in the top divisions who could afford agents opt to represent themselves I think it'd be too much hassle to handle all the day-to-day stuff yourself, considering you'd be managing all the commercial stuff as well as contractual negotiation, but there are a fair few that have a family member or close friend to act on their behalf, including Messi.
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http://www.oezil-sportmanagement.com/  e: I think this will answer all further questions regarding player agency:  e2: even deeper http://www.ozilmarketing.com/ Bea Nanner fucked around with this message at 02:49 on Sep 17, 2013 |
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FullLeatherJacket posted:I think it'd be too much hassle to handle all the day-to-day stuff yourself, considering you'd be managing all the commercial stuff as well as contractual negotiation, but there are a fair few that have a family member or close friend to act on their behalf, including Messi. Considering that players not knowing how to pay their bills or how to get things fixed in their house is a disturbingly common occurence, I doubt they would want to be their own agent.
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MrBling posted:Considering that players not knowing how to pay their bills or how to get things fixed in their house is a disturbingly common occurence, I doubt they would want to be their own agent. Yeah, this is actually pretty common and a direct reason why John Arne Riise somehow ended up in big financial trouble a few years back. He had his "advisor" take care of everything from paying his phone bills to do his shopping because he had so much money that he didn't care up until someone told him he was broke.
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I remember Obafemi Martins would pay his agent 15% of his weekly wage and he would call him for things like needing a fridge and to go food shopping.
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Then he got taken to court for owing his agent £3m that he hadn't paid
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Doesn't one of the current prem managers take their youth team to tesco so they can learn how to shop and stock up a fridge and cupboard?
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Total Meatlove posted:Doesn't one of the current prem managers take their youth team to tesco so they can learn how to shop and stock up a fridge and cupboard? 
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Aye, Malky MacKay does it.quote:When he became manager of Watford in 2009, Mackay used to take young players shopping across the road at Sainsbury’s. At Cardiff, he has taken that philosophy further.
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I wish Malky would show me how to pay bills
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MacKay should write a book on how to deal with life's everyday problems which gets given to every child after they finish their GCSE's.
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It's ridiculous how common that poo poo seems to be. Ibrahimovic said the same stuff in his book, that when he moved either to Juventus or Ajax I forget which he was underweight cuz he couldn't cook and had no idea what to do.
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Zlatan stayed up all night playing video games because Ajax got him an apartment and he had no clue what to do. Until he had this big bonding experience with Maxwell who taught him different stuff around the house. Fascinating.
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euroboy posted:Zlatan stayed up all night playing video games because Ajax got him an apartment and he had no clue what to do. Until he had this big bonding experience with Maxwell who taught him different stuff around the house. Fascinating. Probably why he follows him to every club
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Petrov ended up learning English by working in a burger van in Glasgow. There weren't even provisions made for something like that. I don't know how anyone expected him to get his bills etc paid when he had no idea what on earth any letters and/or receipts said, and no idea of who to speak to about it.
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Athletes have a tendency to be weird creatures when it comes to doing personal stuff. There was an American guy (I want to say Peyton Manning) who was so clueless when it came do doing stuff on his own at first that he actually thought that when your underwear got dirty you just wore it inside-out so the "clean" side touched your junk.
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Crazy Ted posted:Athletes have a tendency to be weird creatures when it comes to doing personal stuff. There was an American guy (I want to say Peyton Manning) who was so clueless when it came do doing stuff on his own at first that he actually thought that when your underwear got dirty you just wore it inside-out so the "clean" side touched your junk. Wait that's not what you're supposed to do? 
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Loving Africa Chaps posted:Wait that's not what you're supposed to do?
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From Sky Sports:quote:Manchester United announce record annual revenue of £363.2m for the year to June 30 #SSN That's a lot of money, and they were still to cheap to bid any more than £25m for Fabregas
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drat those glazers!!!
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That debt is down from well over £400m, glad it's going in the right direction. I read something earlier about a bunch of shares being sold with some of the young Glazers looking to sell. Interesting.
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Going back to players doing weird things. John Arne Riise has sold exclusive rights to his wedding (his third one iirc) to.. Betsson. Not a magazine or media agency, but a betting site.
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euroboy posted:Going back to players doing weird things. John Arne Riise has sold exclusive rights to his wedding (his third one iirc) to.. Betsson. Not a magazine or media agency, but a betting site. Thought that said Beeston then and was wondering why he was going to be holding his wedding at Elland Road
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TelekineticBear! posted:drat those glazers!!! Well about that... they're about to pocket £240m if their newest scheme works out. http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/sport/football/premierleague/article3873749.ece
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euroboy posted:Well about that... they're about to pocket £240m if their newest scheme works out. Selling shares that you own is a scheme?
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Begall posted:Selling shares that you own is a scheme? Yes because its makes them sound more evil.
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euroboy posted:Going back to players doing weird things. John Arne Riise has sold exclusive rights to his wedding (his third one iirc) to.. Betsson. Not a magazine or media agency, but a betting site. He's the Ric Flair of footballers (wøøø)
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Begall posted:Selling shares that you own is a scheme? It is when you bought these shares with loans secured against the club's assets.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/24333604 The lawyer who represented Jean-Marc Bosman is leading the effort to overrule the main plank of UEFA's FFP policy by arguing that it violates EU Competition Law. Proceedings start on Thursday in Brussels.
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Newco Rangers lost £14.4 million last year and all they got for it was the Scottish Division 3 title.
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Troy Queef posted:Newco Rangers lost £14.4 million last year and all they got for it was the Scottish Division 3 title. Some highlights: Almost all of the £22million IPO money has gone in 6 months Wages to turnover ratio of 93% Charles Green trousered £933,000 in wages & bonuses "Rangers Legend" Ally McCoist was paid £825,000 Forecast trading loss in IPO prospectus: 500,000 Actual trading loss 6 months later 14,400,000 At current rate of cash burn won't survive till end of season without further injection of funds. Chief executive Craig Mather, who was tripping balls said quote:"In the last year, key milestones have been passed successfully," "The first team squad has strengthened considerably. The club enjoys a healthy bank balance. The cost base has been reduced significantly. Business performance is improving and, most importantly, the club continues to benefit enormously from the unwavering commitment of our fans.
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When you appoint a director who was convicted of tax evasion you should hope he's learned his mistakes and will do a better job next time
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Scott Bakula posted:When you appoint a director who was convicted of tax evasion you should hope he's learned his mistakes and will do a better job next time The accounts predate the Easedales buying all Charles Green's shares, the current dire state is all down to Green, Mather and Stockbridge. Ally McCoist with the Easedale Brothers.  For fun put "Easedale brothers" into google and see what the suggested searches are.
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Tim Nice But Dim at the back there.
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