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Not really mateGood players.. Have you watched any Feyenoord games in the last 18 years?
I watched a couple of your highlights cos of van Persie returning home to your club so that’s pretty much all
Not really mateGood players.. Have you watched any Feyenoord games in the last 18 years?
Watching him play for us again was magical, but the time of us being a proper rival for Ajax are long gone.Not really mate
I watched a couple of your highlights cos of van Persie returning home to your club so that’s pretty much all
It’s simply the business model of Ajax and most other Dutch clubs. Selling players is the most important income, a club makes about 50% of their income on selling players. They just can’t compete with the wages big clubs offers.Ajax are great, and it is awesome doing business with them. However, I never understood why they seem to always be okay on losing players.
Maybe because being the CEO of Ajax is slightly different from being CEO of United, arguably one of the largest football club/sporting brand in the world? (Forbes' list of most valuable clubs as of June 2020 does not put Ajax even in the top 20. We are third behind Barca and Real).At least 4 people in this thread have said they’d like him as DoF.
Why the feck would he accept a job beneath him? If he comes to United again it’ll be as CEO
It’s still a big step down and completely different job. When he retired he studied hard and rise through the business ranks at Ajax. No way is he gonna be DoF. But if he wants to bring overmars too for that role it would be greatMaybe because being the CEO of Ajax is slightly different from being CEO of United, arguably one of the largest football club/sporting brand in the world? (Forbes' list of most valuable clubs as of June 2020 does not put Ajax even in the top 20. We are third behind Barca and Real).
It's like saying just because someone was Chief Executive Officer of say, Pepsi, that they should perceive being Chief Operating Officer of Google as a step down. Just my humble opinion.