(Gareth Bale in action for Tottenham Hotspurs)
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Wednesday, 21 August 2013
Out on Bale
With transfer deadline day fast approaching, will Gareth Bale be making a move to Spain? Tottenham Have Demanded no less then £100 million for him. If Tottenham excepts the transfer offer of £86 million put forward by Real Madrid, Bale would brake the world record for highest transfer, Cristiano Ronaldo is the current record holder(£80 million) and was also bought by Real Madrid from Manchester United. Is Real Madrid just making the offer as a publicity stunt to flex their financial muscle, or is it a tactic to warn rival teams that they can afford top quality players as Barcelona have finally lured Neymar into the Camp Nou. Manchester United is after Gareth Bale as well. Will Gareth Bale move to Madrid, United or stay at White Hart Lane?
(Gareth Bale in action for Tottenham Hotspurs)
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(Gareth Bale in action for Tottenham Hotspurs)
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football sure is one of the biggest events with billions of fans all over the world,it unites people despite of their race,religion,background etc..it brings nations together.
ReplyDeleteThat is true but is it really necessary to pay so much money for one player
DeleteTo be at the top, you need to have the best and quality players don't come cheap.
DeleteThat is a good point, but what if he gets injured or cannot perform like he used to. Chelsea paid 50 million for Torres and he failed to make an impact, he did not bring his best game with him.
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