Chapter 603 One Hundred Million Pounds
May 10, 2010.
The day after Aston Villa won the title, Birmingham City is still immersed in an atmosphere of excitement and joy.
An elderly fan, sitting on the window seat of the bus, looked at the young people who were still celebrating happily on the street outside the window with a smile on his face.
There was a newspaper on his lap.
This is the special issue of the "Birmingham Evening News" to win the title.
The breeze blows gently, and the paper makes a thin sound.
The old man looked down and flipped through the newspaper.
The front page is a picture of the young and handsome Chinese coach holding up the league championship trophy surrounded by his disciples.
Behind them are fireworks all over the sky.
The second version of the photo is that British Prime Minister Cameron and Prince William went to the locker room to congratulate the team, and took a group photo with the team and the championship trophy.
The third edition of the photo shows Aston Villa holding a grand championship parade.
On the double-decker parade float, the team captain Petrov raised the Premier League trophy, and the team's deputy Deisler lifted the League Cup trophy.
Surrounding the float was a dense crowd, and everyone's expressions were so excited and excited.
The fourth genuine edition is the final standings ranking of the Premier League this season.
Aston Villa, 25 wins, 11 draws and 2 losses, scored 91 goals, conceded 39 goals, scored 52 goals, and accumulated 86 points, ranking first;
Chelsea, 26 wins, 6 draws and 6 losses, scored 103 goals, conceded 32 goals, scored 71 goals, and accumulated 84 points, ranking second;
Manchester United, 26 wins, 6 draws and 6 losses, scored 91 goals, conceded 33 goals, scored 58 goals, and accumulated 84 points, ranking third;
Arsenal ranked fourth with 71 points;
Tottenham Hotspur ranked fifth with 68 points;
Manchester City ranked sixth with 66 points;
Aston Villa won the championship, Chelsea was the runner-up, Manchester United was the third, Arsenal once again proved their ability to compete for the top four, and got the fourth place as they wished;
Tottenham ranked fifth and qualified for the UEFA Cup.
The League Cup champion Aston Villa and the runner-up Manchester United have both qualified for the UEFA Champions League. Therefore, a UEFA Cup qualification was deferred to the sixth-placed Manchester City team.
Eighteenth-ranked Burnley, 19th-ranked Hull City and twentieth-ranked Portsmouth were relegated.
Chelsea striker Didier Drogba won the Premier League Golden Boot with 29 goals;
Wayne Rooney of Manchester United won the silver boot with 26 goals;
Sunderland's Darren Bent won the bronze boot with 24 goals.
In the assist list, Chelsea's Lampard was crowned the assist leader with 14 assists. The most worth mentioning is that Lampard also scored 22 goals, ranking fifth in the scorer list, second only to Carlos Tevez's 23. ball.
Arsenal's Cesc Fabregas ranked second with 13 assists.
Aston Villa's Gareth Bale is third with 10 assists.
Although in the scorer list, Aston Villa's 11 goals by Agbonlajo and Ronaldo are not ranked high, but Diego Costa's 10 goals, Gareth Bale's 9 goals , Deisler's 9 goals, Ruud van Nistelrooy's 8 goals Deisler's 9 goals.
Also in the assist column, Quaresma's 9 assists, Petrov's and Deisler's 8 assists.
It can be seen that Aston Villa's offense is fully blooming.
This is the finale of the 2009/2010 Premier League season.
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In terms of signings:
The introduction of Sebastian Deisler from Ibiza, £15 million;
The introduction of Clemente from Ibiza, £12 million;
Pack Sadio Mane and Koulibaly from Ibiza, £2.6m;
Introduced Senderos from Arsenal, £1.6 million;
Gareth Bale from Tottenham Hotspur, £9 million;
The introduction of Diego Costa from Atletico Madrid, £1.5 million;
Introduced Quaresma from Inter Milan, free loan, mandatory buyout of 6.5 million pounds;
Signed Ruud van Nistelrooy from Real Madrid for free;
Ronaldo free to join;
David Beckham on free loan from MLS side LA Galaxy;
Even counting Quaresma's mandatory buyout fee of £6.5m, Aston Villa spent a total of £48.2m.
In terms of player transfers:
Central defender Knight joins Arsenal for £2.6m
Gareth Barry joins Manchester City for £15m;
Goalkeeper Guzan joins Birmingham for £1.8m
Harwood joins Everton for £4m
Norwegian center Karou joins Real Madrid for £7.5m;
Veteran Husky joins Al Ahly for £7m;
Lease back the Husky for free and loan the Husky to Arsenal for £1.5 million;
Ashley Young joins Manchester United for £26.5m
Salif joins Manchester City for £15m
Through the sale of players, a total of 80.9 million pounds was earned.
Players bought for £48.2m and players sold for £80.9m:
The total profit of player trading was 32.7 million pounds.
"The Times" calculated an account for Aston Villa, excluding the championship, broadcast share, tickets and other income, Aston Villa made a net profit of 32.7 million pounds in the last year of player trading:
The sale made more than 30 million pounds. Not only did this team not suffer from damage or collapse, they still won the Premier League and the English League Cup, crowning the double crown this season.
Originally, people didn't have any intuitive impression, but when the "Times" calculated the account in this way, everyone was stunned.
"The Times" columnist Duncan Castur was amazed. He attributed this miraculous credit to Aston Villa coach Fang Jue. Amazing vision, breathtaking coaching talent and artistry have created the most incredible scene in the history of the Premier League.
"Player sale netted £32.7m."
"In addition, it is conservatively estimated that there will be at least 70 million pounds for winning the English League Cup, the Premier League championship rewards, and the broadcast share."
"This means that, without counting gate receipts and other commercial income, Aston Villa has confirmed revenue of at least 100 million pounds this season."
"Fang Jue and his wife teamed up to buy Aston Villa and spent 96.5 million pounds. In just one season, Aston Villa, who was crowned the double champion, recovered all their investment... Considering the tickets and Commercial income, at least tens of millions of pounds will be netted."
Fang Jue put down the newspaper, pursed his mouth, and said as if he really made 100 million pounds a year, as if he didn't need to pay the players and club staff salaries.
Excluding the salaries of players and club staff, as well as other various expenses, including tickets and commercial income, this year's full-scale earning is just over 70 million pounds.
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