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If this turns out to be true, I don't know what to say.
I hate that in European football. I mean, wtf, how are you gonna buy a club, an institution; it's like buying a country (ok no, but you get the point)...It is actually on the frontpage of the sunday telegraph tomorrow, which is more reputable. I dont know what to make of it honestly, I just hope it doesnt mean we become another City or Chelsea.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argentinos_JuniorsBecause here the clubs are companies and not associations.

It has a lot to do with the political and legal systems in the countries at the time. Voluntary associations (which those fan owned clubs are) are not considered legal persons in English common law, so they could not hold/own stuff. So when a club had to buy a new ball, loan some money from the bank etc, when it was being founded, it was easier to become a company. A benefit is that the football clubs were less susceptible to political pressure as limited companies rather than voluntary associations.That's crap btw



No one cares. Not even Ronaldo fans

So what though? It's still amusing.No one cares. Not even Ronaldo fans![]()

Oh. Actually, until you mentioned it was Maradona, I didn't realize that it was him. I thought that it was just some random bearded Spanish speaking guy who took a picture of himself and put it on twitter or something.I was talking more about Maradona, not jorped![]()


You serious?Oh. Actually, until you mentioned it was Maradona, I didn't realize that it was him. I thought that it was just some random bearded Spanish speaking guy who took a picture of himself and put it on twitter or something.
Then again, Maradona, being Argentinian, should think that Messi's better. Although, given that Aguero's Maradona's son-in-law, shouldn't Maradona think that Aguero's the best player in the world?![]()
