The biggest job in football?

Dinho wasn't dinho went man utd came callling

eto'o wanted to sign for man utd as a last resort

Xavi never wanted to play for man utd.

Barca and madrid have a bigger pull for most players in football, but thats it.

If its which club is the biggest currently, which is the sense i'm getting from reading the other post

Then chelsea, would have to be added to my list of 4, if its about all time, history and everything, then its

Madrid,Barca
Milan,Man utd.

Man U are at a disadvantage when it comes to competing with other g14 clubs because they refuse to pay huge fee's to agents. Will an agent push his player towards Man U, or a team that will give him millions for making a deal happen?

Kimbo wrote:Man U are at a disadvantage when it comes to competing with other g14 clubs because they refuse to pay huge fee's to agents. Will an agent push his player towards Man U, or a team that will give him millions for making a deal happen?

http://www.sunderlandecho.com/sport/Sunderland-outspent-Man-Utd-on.5871424.jp

The full list is:

Arsenal - £4,760,241

Aston Villa - £1,708,374

Birmingham - £974,982

Blackburn - £1,610,885

Bolton - £3,166,611

Burnley - £468,398

Chelsea - £9,562,223

Everton - £2,008,407

Fulham - £1,469,258

Hull - £1,599,188

Liverpool - £6,657,305

Manchester City - £12,874,283

Manchester United - £1,517,393

Portsmouth - £3,184,725

Stoke - £716,042

Sunderland - £2,007,040

Tottenham - £6,066,935

Wigan - £5,527,548

West Ham - £3,576,972

Wolves - £1,235,703

Wigan's is the most shocking!

Özil wrote:hmm bayern can spend more money then liverpool and arseanl together, and arseanl dont have a history, they have Wenger who made the club big, when weger leaves this club will be done so i dont understand this arguably

Mann du bist aber manchmal ein ahnungsloser Trottel.

L r dd wrote:1. Man Utd....History, prestige, Money and the fact it's the first time in yeah a long time.

2. Barca - Just think it has so much attached to it.

3. Milan - History and a lot of other factors.

4. Real Madrid- Even 4 is probably to high, just to many guys get a chance at managing Madrid, it's lost a lot of value. People already talk about possible next managers when the new one is doing well, that doesn't happen at many other clubs.

But Lrd that has always been the case for Real Madrid and Barcelona. But I agree that Perez and Calderon deluded the value of the position by hiring so many nobodies in such a short time and also by firing Capello that removed any doubt big managers had about whether it is worth taking a chance with Real Madrid.

Now for my list I would say it is between Milan, Man Utd,Barcelona, Real Madrid. Milan has also deluded the value of the manager position by hiring Leonardo(a scout). At the moment I can't see Ferguson leaving Man Utd in the best condition for the next guy. If Barcelona kept Guardiola then they would be the most stable but next they have presidential elections and Guardiola is already thinking about stopping from football. Inter has a case aswell having money plus the dominant position in Italy.

Özil wrote:hmm bayern can spend more money then liverpool and arseanl together, and arseanl dont have a history, they have Wenger who made the club big, when weger leaves this club will be done so i dont understand this arguably

Oooooh ok, good logic.

L r dd wrote:Unlikely. And you say that but we could prolly fetch 50 mill for Berbatov, Nani, and a few kids...the guy at watford and cathcart or someone. And most wouldn't notice anyone's left.

Believe me, you won't be getting any cash for him.

Kluivert didn't answer the phone to Fergle when he wanted to sign him

Ballack, Robben, J Cole and Mikel all turned down Man United in favour of Chelsea

Harry Kewell and Glenn Hysén turned down Man United in favour of Liverpool

Alan Shearer turned down Man United in favour of Blackburn, and then Newcastle

Stephen Ireland refused to sign for them

Shevchenko and Benzema turned them down in recent years

as did

Richard Eckersley

btw the correct answer to the question posed is: Real Madrid

sooner or later someone is going to get their gums around those plumbs and break the ridiculous cycle. Walking into Barcelona or Manchester United is an infinitely easier task than the mechanical bucking bronco that is the Real Madrid job.

Glenn the Christmas Hysén wrote:btw the correct answer to the question posed is: Real Madrid

sooner or later someone is going to get their gums around those plumbs and break the ridiculous cycle. Walking into Barcelona or Manchester United is an infinitely easier task than the mechanical bucking bronco that is the Real Madrid job.

Barcelona are basically the same in their behaviour allthough they tend to have a ying yang thing going for them. The difference for me is that Real Madrid has even more attention and more player per se that just dislikes them for what ever reason(and there are a couple )

But I would say that it is certainly the most difficult job. But for me Big would imply that it is a job that everybody wants. At the moment it is a very tempting job but as I explained big coaches are freightened and interested in equal measures.