The Glory of the Godfather

May 10, 2010.

The day after Aston Villa won the championship, Birmingham was still immersed in an atmosphere of excitement and joy.

An elderly fan sitting on the bus window seat, smiling at the young people on the street outside the window who are still celebrating happily.

There is a newspaper on his knee.

This is the "Birmingham Evening News" issued a special edition of the title.

The breeze was blowing gently, and the paper made a faint sound.

The old man looked down 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 is the sky full of fireworks.

The second edition of the photo shows the British Prime Minister Cameron and Prince William in the locker room to congratulate the team, and take a photo with the team and the championship trophy.

The third edition of the photo shows Aston Villa holding a grand parade to win the championship.

On the double-decker parade float, team captain Petrov raised the Premier League championship trophy, and the team's deputy Deisler raised the League Cup championship trophy.

Around the floats are crowds of black pressure, and everyone's expressions are so excited and excited.

The fourth edition is the final standings of the Premier League this season.

Aston Villa, 25 wins, 11 draws and 2 losses, scored 91 goals, conceded 39 goals, had 52 goal difference, accumulated 6 points and ranked first;

Chelsea, 26 wins, 6 draws and 6 losses, scored 103 goals, conceded 32 goals, scored 71 goals, accumulated 4 points, and ranked second;

Manchester United, 26 wins, 6 draws and 6 losses, scored 91 goals, lost 33 goals, 5 goal difference, 4 points, ranked third;

Arsenal ranked fourth with 71 points;

Tottenham Hotspur scored 6 points and ranked fifth;

Manchester City ranked sixth with 66 points;

Aston Villa won the championship, Chelsea was runner-up, Manchester United was third runner-up, Arsenal once again proved their ability to compete for the fourth, and got fourth place as expected;

Tottenham Hotspur ranked fifth and qualified for the UEFA Cup.

League Cup champion Aston Villa and runner-up Manchester United have both qualified for the UEFA Champions League, so a UEFA Cup qualification was postponed to the sixth Manchester City team.

Burnley ranked 18th, Hull City ranked 19th, and Portsmouth ranked 20th were relegated.

Chelsea striker Didier Drogba won the Premier League Golden Boot with 29 goals;

Rooney of Manchester United got the silver boots with 26 goals;

Darren Bent of Sunderland scored the bronze boots with 24 goals.

In the assists list, Chelsea’s Lampard crowned the assists leader with 14 assists. The most notable thing is that Lampard also scored 22 goals, ranking fifth in the scorer list, second only to Tevez’s 23. ball.

Arsenal's Fabregas ranked second with 13 assists.

Aston Villa's Gareth Bale ranked third with 10 assists.

Although in the scorer list, Aston Villa scored the most goals with Abangrajo and Ronaldo's 11 goals, but Diego Costa scored 10 goals and Gareth Bale scored 9 goals. , Deisler's 9 balls, Van Nistelrooy's ball Deisler's 9 balls.

Also in the assist column, Quaresma's 9 assists, Petrov's and Desler were both assists.

Aston Villa's offense is in full bloom.

This is the finale of the season's English Premier League.

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In terms of signings:

Introduced Sebastian Desler from Ibiza, £15 million;

Imported Clement from Ibiza, £12 million;

Pack Sadio Mane and Coulibaly from Ibiza for £2.6 million;

Import Senderos from Arsenal, £1.6 million;

Introduced Gareth Bale from Tottenham Hotspur, 9 million pounds;

Introduce Diego Costa from Atletico Madrid, 1.5 million pounds;

Introduce Quaresma from Inter Milan, rent it for free, and compulsory buyout of £6.5 million;

Sign Van Nistelrooy for free from Real Madrid;

Ronaldo joins freely;

Free loan of David Beckham from the Los Angeles Galaxy in the Major Leagues;

Even including Quaresma’s £6.5 million mandatory buyout fee, Aston Villa costs a total of £4.2 million.

In terms of player transfer:

Central defender Knight joined Arsenal with an account of 2.6 million pounds;

Gareth Barry joins Manchester City for £15 million;

Goalkeeper Guzan joined Birmingham with a credit of 100,000 pounds;

Harwood joins Everton, earning £4 million;

Norwegian center Karoo joins Real Madrid with an account of 7.5 million pounds;

Veteran Husky joined Al Ahli, with an account of £7 million;

Free rent back Husky, and then leased Husky to Arsenal, accounting for 1.5 million pounds;

Ashley Young joined Manchester United, with an account of 26.5 million pounds;

Salif joins Manchester City, earning £15 million;

By selling players, a total of 0.9 million pounds was received.

Buying players cost 4.2 million pounds, and selling players cost 0.9 million pounds:

The total profit from the trading of players was 32.7 million pounds.

"The Times" calculated an account for Aston Villa, excluding revenue from winning the championship, broadcasting shares, tickets, etc., Aston Villa earned a net profit of 32.7 million pounds in the last year of player trading:

Selling earned more than 30 million pounds. Not only did the team not lose strength and collapse, they also won the Premier League and the English League Cup, and crowned the double crown this season.

At first, people didn't have any intuitive impressions. Everyone was shocked by the calculation of this account in The Times.

"The Times" columnist Duncan Castull was amazed. He attributed this miraculous credit to Aston Villa head coach Fang Jue. It was this genius Chinese head coach’s magical operation and The amazing vision, breathtaking coaching talent and art ~www.wuxiaspot.com~ created the most incredible scene in the history of Premier League winning.

"Player trading has a net profit of 32.7 million pounds."

"In addition, it is conservatively estimated that it will be at least 7 million pounds to win the championship rewards and broadcast share of the English League Cup and the Premier League.

"This means that without calculating ticket revenue and other commercial revenue, Aston Villa has determined that it will earn at least £100 million this season."

"Fang Jue and his wife bought Aston Villa together at a cost of 96.5 million pounds. In just one season, Aston Villa, who was crowned the double crown, recovered all the investment for them... Considering the tickets and Commercial income, at least a net profit of tens of millions of pounds."

Fang Jue put down the newspaper, flat his mouth, saying as if he really made 100 million pounds a year, as if he did not need to pay players and club employees.

Excluding the wages of players and club staff, and other expenses, including tickets and business income, the full year is just over 70 million pounds.

Humph!