Premier League's Biggest Spenders EVERY Season
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ธ.ค. 2021
- From free-spending Blackburn Rovers, who were bankrolled by local multimillionaire Jack Walker during the inaugural 1992-93 season, to Sheikh Mansour's billions flooding into Manchester City from 2008 onwards, HITC Sevens takes a look at which team spent the most money on transfers in every single Premier League season.
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Surprised that Harry Kane to Utd didn't work out 🤣
@@sushankpokharel7634 Really? Who'd have known? I did, and its cool.
Maguire
The rags would never buy Kane he`s not old enough.
@@brianshockledge3241 was CR7 to old age 18 when United bought him 😄 gotcha
@@ggg-eg5pz He was a kid and couldn`t wait to leave to become a Real Madrid legend.
Yeah, the summer that United signed Harry Kane and AWB was a wild one.
AWB was class the first season then sadly he fell off, and to be honest Harry Maguire (was ofcourse overpriced) but he did put in atleast 2 decent seasons when we went into the Europa League final and 2nd in the championship.
Lol just watched that part om the video, I’m here dying now lol. Would’ve been the better story tbh
Seeing as it was mentioned here, a full video of how Tevez and Mascherano wound up at West Ham and the mechanics of the third party ownership model that enabled it could be interesting
Tried to do that ask everyday thing and gave up early 😂 Tifo video on it no where near enough! Love to hear Alfie provide breakdown
I totally second this...as an Argentinian it was so weird two of our top young players suddenly showed up at West Ham ^^
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26:15 You said Harry Kane instead of Maguire
If only that happened!!
Briefly thought I imagined that tbf. I guess not
came here to comment that lol
At least it's close, i was calling tobey maguire harry maguire for a while before realising...
@@aliveandhopeful5080 You'd certainly be confused if Harry Maguire was making a cameo in the new Spiderman movie
That Liverpool vs Newcastle game towards the end of the 1995/96 season is a Premier League classic. I'm sure after that game was Kevin Keegans famous quote "I'll love it if we beat them, love it!" Good times!
Nearly. The love it comment was after a Monday night win over Leeds a few weeks later when Ferguson had slagged off Leeds and Nottingham Forest (2 of Newcastle's last 3 opponents) by arguing they'd put in less effort to help Newcastle win the league
@@chlcrk ah OK, thanks mate. That title race was brilliant though
Yeah, classic mind games by Fergie, to imply that other teams tried harder against Man United than against Newcastle ... undermining Newcastle's achievement and place in the league. Keegan lost his cool over that damning implication (that his team didn't deserve to win the title on merit) and the rest is history.
No it wasn’t after that game.
Idea: Premier League's BIGGEST SELLERS each season and how they turned out in the league
thankyou for being seemingly one of the only people to acknowledge villa's lack of players being the motivation behind spending so much, many seem to think the squad revamp was by choice and not by necessity
Glad you mentioned Villa only had a small amount of players left when they went up, people seem to miss that and think they just went wild spending...
Alex Ferguson was a really intelligent operator in the transfer market. During his 20 years in the Premier League he only topped the spending leagues 3 times. 13 league titles.
Not hard with Chelsea throwing cash round since 2000
And there are a section of people who believe that Guardiola is Sir Alex.
yeah but he always came second😂
That is partially because he was a bit lucky getting the class of 92…
@@mrsomeone846 He developed them lmao
Didn't know that Man UTD signed Harry Kane in 2019/20
Very interesting video, which gives you a perspective on the drastic changes of how much money EPL gains nowadays in contrast to the start of it.
I would like to suggest a couple of video ideas, one that is the wonder of the "tiny" island of Icelands magnificent rise from a quite rubbish team to one that went on to the quarters of Euro -16 and then their first World Cup, in 2018.
As well as an idea of the last decades best XI, in the top five leagues. Would be interesting to get your opinion on those two subjects.
Merry Christmas mate!
26:17 0 goals for Harry Kane for Man United to date
This is a great video. Combines nostalgia with an insight with how the Premier League developed. Top Man!
Tevez knows where the money is 😂😂
Shame he didn’t know where a champions league with city was… 🤣
@@Johndoe-gf7eu I must've been in a coma and missed Man United's Champions League trophies after 2009 when Tevez joined the blue side of Manchester.
Or Man United winning a trophy in the last 5 years. 🤣
@@DaybreakPT this aged well. United won a trophy this season, you must be so mad
Remember to watch hitc seven video on Santa Claus FC in Finland. Merry Christmas.
Can you do a documentary on the afc Wimbledon on the nine promotions in eleven years, how they’re a fan own club and how they have a stadium in plough lane now.
The story of they lost the club, how the F A allowed that and won’t allow that anymore.
How they went up the English football leagues.
Didn't know this, just checked it out now. Don't feel like this has been mentioned enough, unlike Lincoln who were non-league just a few seasons ago. Would be interesting to see something in-depth about it
@@tseugbocaj thanks
I don’t spam this everyday on his channel
I think that would be a good documentary and the fc Santa Claus video is always a good watch
DAY 6
Can you please do a documentary of "How on earth did Leicester City win the Premier League?"
N’Golo Kante!
@@mrsomeone846 Jamie Vardy and Mahrez too though 😉
And even then, the entire squad had to peak at the same time for an entire season to keep up their title challenge, I think doing a mini documentary of this will bring up some very interesting things about that season from Leicester City themselves, and the downfall of all the established 'big 6' that meant Leicester were able to pull off the impossible.
In a few years the football doping scandal will break, and we'll find out Leicester were just the first to abuse it
@@sushankpokharel7634 Your other comment on this channel is "he meant Harry Maquire"
Your brain may legit be made of porridge
Easy. Kante, Vardy, Mahrez, top teams underperforming and being in a mess and a lot of clutch moments from the Leicester players
City spent 100 million on grealish but brought in 60 on kids from the academy.Now to me that's decent business selling teenagers for big money without kicking a ball for the 1st team.What a well run outfit city are,from top to bottom they are a truly great business model.
Hey everyone! How's it going? I hope you all have a great holidays
Glad he gave Liverpool their kudos when they won their Net Spend Cup
brilliant video on an excellent topic...thank you!
Crickey, I never knew Harry Kane signed for united in the 2019/2020 window 😂😂😂
Fantastic work, as usual.
I love the clean and pretty transition slides. They are so good
HITC Sevens i wish you Happy New year thank you for your joyful videos.
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This is getting depressing now
Great video.
Very nostalgic.
10:20 I love how the photo for the Man Utd team that you used is the one where Karl Power snook onto the pitch for the photo
26:17 never knew Kane went to Man U
Great video!
A lot is made of Manchester United’s spending under SAF but this shows just how unfair it is. Only topped the spending table 3 times in 26 years and won 13 titles
Utd spent a lot of money but to put it all down to that is unfair yeah
@@gringosdarr clearly they dont did you watch the video?
@@gringosdarr Utd did not spend lots of cash because they had the Class of 92...a great axademy class that graduated into the 1st team and the club only needed to complement them with a few signings here and there.
@@micahkiyimba8641 mate they broke the transfer record 4 times in the '80s, '90s and 2000s, no one else broke it more than once. Others spent more at various points but saying they didn't spend big is an exaggeration.
laughable comment, maybe they were not first but pretty much every season they would have been in the top 3 or 4...
26:19 Harry Kane looks different from how I remember him
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The fact is Man City and Chelsea can spend unlimited amounts without consequences. Expensive mistakes are just benched or moved at massive losses. All others clubs cannot risk Expensive Mistakes because they would probably go into administration. City and buy 100's of millions on full backs until they find one that works that's the difference.
Name a few players City under pep have made a loss on, I can't think of any!
@@englanduk6131 Grealish is way below his price tag. This is the one mistake I can think of (But that's because City nowadays don't buy many people)
@@englanduk6131 Pep mostly has not sold players he bought, but we have taken big losses sold under him but bought by Pellegrini or time-served players like Aguero. Of the players bought and sold/left on a free under Pep, we made a profit on Sane (could have been a much higher one if we'd sold him before his injury) and technically made a profit on Danilo, although to me that was an FFP fiddle on what would have been a swap plus cash deal in the past, we lost on Bravo, Nolito, we will lose on Mendy. Then there are players who we will probably technically 'lose' on as we tend to keep hold of our best players. Grealish stands out to me as the one who will not either live up to his price tag or make a profit but maybe he'll prove me wrong on one or both counts.
@@ShozzleMeNoz,I believe Grealish will prove to be a bargain in the long run, its difficult at city to get used to peps swapping and changing but it works brilliantly and we now have one of the strongest squads in world football because of it....
@@englanduk6131 I hope you're right.
Can you please do a video of the seven greatest footballers in their prime or peak years
Another excellent video. You are the best TH-cam channel out there
Highkey should’ve waited for Newcastle after the January transfer window 😂😂🤣🤣
D'you really think they'll break the record? My guess is that the'll spend somewhere around 100 million pounds. At most
Imagine using the term "highkey" christ.
@@dontmindme6995 i don’t think so they’re fighting relegation and their owner is the richest in the league I’m guessing at least 200m
@@Mr.PDF_File just say you’re uncultured and keep it pushing 😂🤣🤙🏾
At 23:50ish - crikey, Mendy even went for the Jimmy Savile pink glasses...how did we never see the signs?!
Lovely photo of Marco Gabbiadini scoring against Man City at the start Alfie
Can’t believe I’ve watched it from start to finish
10:22 you actually put the picture in with the Cantona lookalike lol
thank you for using the total spend numbers because net spend stats don't really explain what the club's investment and intent really was.
Alfie please share with us the total top 10 spenders over the 30 year period in the description?
Great video
Now you should do one with all Europe top leagues.
That will take a while
10:19 - the best photo bomb ever.
when you take most spenders of all do you count un for inflation? would be interesting to see how that comes out if they dont.
What about a vid ranking every EPL season from worst to best if you ever get time?
Though whether you consider the best to be in terms of entertainment or quality is a tough debate…
2015 16 should top it off due to how shocking Leicester was
2018/19 has to be up there
@@carltonleboss I have to disagree, that was a great title race, but not so great for the rest of league. A recurring theme since Leicester won the league IMO.
9:30 just reminded me that Leeds United went from losing a Champions League semifinal to Valencia I believe well 99% sure. But Leeds United got to the Champions League semifinal and got relegated either that season or the season after (if not it was Real Madrid as there was an all Spanish Champions League final with Real Madrid winning and the following year was an all Italian Champions League final between Juventus Vs AC Milan).
Loved listening to this earlier today :) Great work! Proof if ever you needed it that all the talk of 'well Man Utd were always the highest spenders from the inception of the Premier League until Abramovich and Sheikh Mansour's purchases of Chelsea and Man City in 2003 & 2008 respectively' is complete rubbish given between 1992 and 2003, Man Utd were only the highest spending club twice.
This coming from a non Man Utd fan too btw
Request for a future HITC Sevens video, could you do the same from 1992 to 2022 for the Italian Serie A? That would be interesting to see who spent the most especially at Italian football's high point during the 1990's
Once again, great work on the video and keep up the great content :)
The Ticket prices in the premier league have risen alot more than inflation as well.I remember going to Villa Park in 1991 and paying £6 ( The away end) My mate was complaining about the Price back then Lol thought it was a Rip off
'Hey, net-spender, spend a little time with me'
Shirley Bassey's song brought up to date.
Thanks alfie!
Chelsea and Mufc fans making fun of city while doing the same
I haven't ran into a single other Chelsea fan who does, plus money is part of the game, you need to spend to win
United won 13 pl titles though, they were the highest spenders in Only 3 seasons
Chelsea's net spend has been close to zero for the last 3 years. We're easily the smartest and most efficient in the transfer market and probably the best selling club in the world. Marina is a genius. We spend a lot of money but make most if not all of it back through outgoings. City and United on the other hand have a net spend far far higher than ours.
@@areebsiddiqui758 agreed, we only spend big on players that seem like the real deal
But then again we're cursed when it comes to having world class strikers soo 😂😂
@@romeonantenaina2067 that comment about strikers is definitely true 😂😂 We'd reduce Haaland to 15-20 goals a season (in all comps too)
Want to make something of a correction here. You introduced the arrival of Mancini and then said what players were bought that season. This creates the impression that they were Mancini's signings but Tevez, Adebayor, Lescott, Roque Santa Cruz, Kolo Toure and Barry were all signed by Hughes. Mancini arrived in December and spent only £7m on Adam Johnson in the January window, with Vieira, Sylvinho and Stuart Taylor arriving on frees.
Can u do a video on Southamptons 2015/16 6th place Starting XI
In the season you mention Liverpool being the biggest net spenders, I would just like to caveat that by mentioning that the January before they sold Coutinho for £140 million meaning they actually made profit from these signings the season after.
So what you're saying is that Manchester United didn't buy their success
I think he's saying that Manchester United have been the premier leagues top spenders for 5 seasons
doubt Ronaldo would play for United in a voluntary capacity
@@henrylong00 triggered
It's about constant high levels of investment. If you're always in the top 3 it doesn't mean you aren't spending just because one or two different clubs technically spend more on any given year.
Well they spent 1 billion since sir Alex left and have had zero success but a EL so....
@@RasenRendanX therefore have not bought success
Think you should have waited till after Jan Transfer Window ta do this video, also you said Harry Kane when you ment Harry Maguire lol.
26 minutes 16 seconds you said Harry Kane think you meant Harry McGuire 👍🏼 no hate here, great video really enjoyed it 🙌🏼
LFC net spends are always low! Our biggest signing coincide with massive player sales within the same 12 month period.
Day 65 : Every professional seasons of 1 players ranked from worst to best ( Mess , Maradona, Henry or Aguero in honor of his retirement )
PS / I'm surprised you had no words for Aguero after his sad retirement
This would be a good series as he has a lot of players to work with
Mr HITC Sevens I fucking love you
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Save money spend time this season lets normalize not breaking the bank n enjoy each other company
Goes to show if you are consistently in the top 5 for spending on new players for 30 years (Liverpool) you will have plenty to sell (often at a loss) in later years to try celebrate the net spend trophy
26:15 pity it weren't Kane we signed and not a fridge
Can you make a video on all the players and fans collapsing with heart problems?
Was lengthy but quite entertaining
26:14 The Tub Harry Kane
Can you please make a video on The rise and fall of Blackburn Rover.
10:20 the guy on the far left was a prankster who kept sneaking on pitches to take get in team photos
We can all see now why fans say Mancity and Chelsea bought their success.
Every1 buys there success
@@GiftedGaz78 They will not understand...
Rich club keeps on getting rich....due to trophies they won....Like ,Man Utd and Arsenal in 1900's and 2000's were already rich....And they won literally everything giving others no chance to come through ranks....
Now every big players will come to team who can win trophies.....To win trophies you need money ... That's why I can't understand why these guys keep on getting triggered just by someone surpassed your club... By having more money .
Man utd , Liverpool , Arsenal all were successful because they had money hince they had best players ...
Now Chelsea and Man city have money and these kids just keeps crying on internet.....
Man city buys a lot of players ...But they don't buyed even a single player who were top 5 in their respective position in world in last 5 years....
Stop getting triggered kids ...Man city and Chelsea are successful because they plays well ...and they spent money wisely to make team ...
They didn't spent 100-150 million on anyone (Like Man utd Or Liverpool).... Instead they buyed 3 player for same amount....
@@SatyamSingh0702 no ones triggered. Everything you say doesn’t make sense and is irrelevant. Did you not watch the video? United only topped the spending chart 3 times in 26 years. We didn’t need to spend big to win. Thats the point you fool. Thats why people say man city bought the league, becos you wouldn’t have anything without it. If you have a league where one club is richer than the rest how is that fair? ‘All clubs buy success’ yes but not all clubs can buy more guaranteed success you fools
@@Johndoe-gf7eu You don't understand things do you
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Man city also topped the spending chart 6-7 times...
Now there is a difference here....
Man utd had a good team from 90's
All they need was to replace 2-3 players in 4-5 years to maintain a good squad and squad depth . That's why they didn't came anywhere near in spending chart..
Whereas Man city have to build team from scratch. Changing every player to make a decent team . Ofcourse you have to spend big.
That too when there owner was changed in 2008 .At first they bought should decent players as no world class players will come to a midtable team. Then they have to keep improving quality of players to make a trophy Winning team ..
But yeah if you will think from biased point of view ofcourse you will find it difficult to understand.And yeah Man utd have better individuals than City. Unlike United City don't spend 100-150 million on a single player often.
United are playing bad and that's a reality you guys are not ready to learn. You will always cry that City spends big .In this decade over all MAN UTD HAVE SPENT MORE THAN MAN CITY WITH NO RESULTS.
Explain real Madrid and Barcelona then. Esp real. Every club spends
26:16 ah yes, the infamous Harry Kane transfer to Man Utd for 5 Pence and Phil Jones
Can you do a video on wrexhams downfall to non league, close administration, and subsequent recent Hollywood takeover
Tifo have a decent one a think a Hitc one would be a good listen tho
Did,,,,,, did you say Harry Kane instead of Harry Maguire 😭 😭
Could you do a video on the best XI from the north, south and possibly midlands for English players?
Midlands
GK - Tom Heaton {Villa}
LB - Ryan Bertrand {Leicester City}
RB - James Justin {Leicester City
CB - Conor Coady {Wolves}
CB - Tyrone Mings {Villa}
LM - Harvey Barnes {Leicester City
CM - Jacob Ramsey {Villa}
RM - James Maddison {Leicester City}
LF - Karlan Grant {West Brom}
CF - Jamie Vardy {Leicester City}
RF - Ollie Watkins {Villa}
Subs - John Ruddy {Wolves}, Max Kilman {Wolves}, Ezri Konsa {VIlla}, Marc Albrighton {Leicester City}, Danny Ings {Villa}
@@franohmsford7548 Konsa over Coady Mings and Konsa go so well together and I would say Targett atleast gets the bench and Heaton isn't at Villa anymore unless we are doing all time but then you got to go back in time to get players like Peter Withe but in terms of goalie Nigel Spink and Jimmy Rimmer would be up there. I don't think you meant that so in order to fix that it would be Sam Johnstone which is arguably better then Heaton but if we are going for just Prem then the only viable candidate really is Jed Steer.
@@dennisgoatimer1079 If we were going all-time it would be Peter Shilton in goal with Gordon Banks on the bench.
I'd not noticed Heaton had decided to blow up his career and sit back behind De Gea AND Henderson at United!
Ruddy gets the #1 over Johnstone, at least until the Baggies actually get back into the Prem.
Steer has played just 19 league games for Villa since 2013 {36 total games incl. cups} and has been sent out on loan to Doncaster, Yeovil, Huddersfield and Charlton in that period so NO, He's not better than Ruddy!
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I didn't want to fill up the bench with every position but yes I'd agree that Targett is at least the second best English LB playing for a Midlands Club behind Ryan Bertrand.
Targett's only played 5 games for Villa this season and yes Bertrand's only played 10 for Leicester but Bertrand's also played 19 games for England during his career whilst Targett's never got a senior cap!
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Coady's the best English Centre Back in the Premier League right now, never mind just at Midlands clubs!
Konsa's 24 now and he still doesn't have a single call-up to the England squad! Sorry NO!
Maybe if you went with a back three and dropped Karlan Grant to the Bench but then I might also drop Watkins for Ings if I was going with two up front rather than three.
@@franohmsford7548 Coady ain't he is very sloppy at times he is still good but Konsa is better not to mention the chemistry between him and Mings they work so well together and he does deserve a call up. Konsa is the best English CB at the moment he the only one to really would be Stones Coady is no where near him. As were talking about loans Ruddy was going to multiple teams a season for a while before going to Norwich which then he made the switch to Wolves after a few seasons which he is also back up now he only had one season as first choice 68 apps for Wolves 45 in championship 3 in Premier League 11 in the FA Cup 7 in the League Cup and 2 in Europa League he isn't a starting Keeper and besides Johnstone has already played more matches for England then him. Not the most important thing but you used it for your argument for Coady so.
@@dennisgoatimer1079 Ruddy played four Premier League seasons for Norwich and was first choice keeper in at least 3 of those, I don't know if his 15 games in 2012/13 were as backup or if he got injured.
Wolves went for a verified World Class Goalkeeper in Rui Patricio when we came up and Sa may not be on Patricio's level but he's let in just 14 goals in 18 games, Only City and Chelsea have let in less!
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Let me state that again - Wolves have let in just 14 goals in the Premier League this season....Our problems have been up front!
Villa meanwhile have let in 28 goals whilst Leicester have let in 33!
Johnstone may have 3 caps to Ruddy's 1 but it's still only 3 caps and Johnstone and the Baggies are still only 4th in the Championship right now....Like Wolves they're not letting in many goals but also like Wolves they're not scoring many either so it may be close but I'm still going to give the benefit of the doubt to the 35 year old over the 28 year old.
Ruddy's loan spells all came over a decade ago with his last covering 34 SPL games for Motherwell in 2009/10 - A season where they finished 5th!
Norwich like Albion are a Yo-Yo team but that's not Ruddy's OR Johnstone's fault.
HOWEVER...
Since Johnstone left Man U he's played 6 seasons for Villa and Albion...Only one of which has been in the Premier League!
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Again.....Next season yes, if Wolves, Villa and Leicester don't find a new English Keeper then Johnstone will be most likely the best English keeper in the Midlands - Ruddy will be 36 by then and probably still on the bench at Wolves.
And IF the Baggies come up and Johnstone remains their first choice keeper it would be churlish of me to not accept him as the best English keeper in the Midlands at that point...
BUT FOR NOW Ruddy still has the advantage.
0:05 Is that Andy Clarke?
Interesting video...
net spend is more important than total spend as it does show how much the club is actually spending
This is very true but the problem is we never know the true net spend. Clubs often complicate transfer fees, or hide them, and you also need to factor in signing on fees and wages etc
18:06 Anyone notice Villas Boas looks so similar to Juan Mata? 😂
Does Association Football have a salary cap?
Who’s the everton player at 24:24
Best Players who retired in 2021, please. Aguero, Robben, Rooney, etc.
This video should've been made at the end of January,
At least Jack Walker was a lifelong fan of Blackburn. I find it hard to believe that the current owners of the Premier League can say the same.
Ant and Dec pictured the wrong way round. Wow!
What on earth is going on at malaga
It's very interesting how Man Utd didn't feature as the biggest spenders early on & during their utter dominance.
Man United fans should take note of that statement about 14/15 net spent
HITCSevens, please do a video about the best XI in the Premier League since 1992 in each position e.g Schmeichel, Cech in goal, Neville, Azpilicueta, Walker at right back. It would be brilliant.
Sheikh Mansour's billions flooding into Manchester City from 2008 onwards
26:16 didnt know that harry kane joined man utd
26:16 never knew harry kane moved to man united lol
Didn’t know Harry Kane arrived at United in 2019…
Premier League Biggest Spenders:
2022-2040: Newcastle United
I'm surprised you didn't mention Newcastle United for the 2021/2022 season, or even looking forwards. Their new owners dwarf the likes of Chelsea and Man City in terms of wealth! They SHOULD be the next new title winners at some point in the relatively near future.
I’m about 5-6 years cos they’ll get relegated this year
@@TeamOfThe80s we have 19 games to make up 3 points. Some investment in jan, I think we’ll be ok. It’s not like any of the teams around us are running away from the relegation zone like. Even if we go down we’ll just come back, we’ve done it twice before plus if you’d told me a couple years ago we’d go down but get the takeover I’d take it. Nobody is actually saying let’s sign Mbappe and Haaland the level of player we should be looking at is players like Ward Prowse, Tarkowski, Lingard etc.
@@joeycobainjn Yea true it does suck that the owners also own a country but atleast it's too a good club not like City. I wonder how many would actually sign as your in a relegation battle maybe some would for the money but not all but I hope Lingard comes to my club Villa he is out of contract at the end of the season so would be dirt cheap and would improve our attacking options it would be a statement signing if it went through
Good friend Alfie,even though you are younger than me by 3 years as I am 28 years old this year,I fully respect you for posting this video which how a real football club would spend with reasons wisely and two fake big clubs would spend!!!🙏
9:06 This sound awfully similar to a certain Spanish team current plan
26:15 Harry Kane ??😂😂😂
People slate Pep for the very same reason they praise Mourinho, Mourinho won the league by outspending every manager in the EPL for 3 seasons in a row, but everyone's on Pep's case for doing the same today.
So Jose was highest spending manager in the EPL 4 times
Pep 2 times....
Yet fans ...
Really Alfie😅😅😅must you show Mendy's picture ?
@26:16 Harry Kane signed for ManU did he Alfie...as well as Harry McGuire??? Ooops!😂