Manchester Utd star spends £400 on humble staycation
He may earn over £100,000-a-week, and he may run his own luxury lifestyle magazine, but Rio Ferdinand has been living like someone who is actually affected by the global economic downturn. In a move that suggests the [...]
Read moreRonaldo and co to buy each other cheap tat
“Secret Santa” systems are usually reserved for drab offices full of mutual loathing, but two years ago Jose Mourinho also “raised morale” at Chelsea with a secret present draw. This year, the [...]
Read moreFinancial turmoil could flush out unwanted owners
Earlier this year, Hank Hicks and Billy Bob Gillett ran into a little money trouble and faced the prospect of offloading Fernando Torres and Ryan Babel just to pay the heating bills. Today, the papers are [...]
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Read moreMagpie number one gets credit crunched
From today’s London Evening Standard, some chilling news for admirers of Newcastle owner Mike Ashley’s bank account.
“Mr Ashley is the fourth biggest loser from the crunch and has seen the value of his stake in Sports Direct, the retail giant he set up and floated on [...]
Read moreGlobal belt tightening brings mixed fortunes to the big four
Manchester Utd’s £14m-a-year- AIG shirt sponsorship looked to be on rocky ground earlier this week, and the future of the deal looked no more certain as the US Federal Reserve rescued the insurance behemoth with a £47bn refinancing package yesterday: rather understandably, they will no [...]
Read moreTop flight grounds will soon be emptier than Kerry Katona’s head
According to a poll in this morning’s Sun newspaper, an incredible 43 per cent of West Ham fans are planning to boycott their beloved club in 2008/09, with many arguing that they didn’t receive [...]
Read moreThe Spoiler considers the decline in big money transfer activity
The credit crunch is affecting everyone in the UK at the moment: bread now costs more than a Ford Fiesta did ten years ago, house prices in the [...]
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