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Someone at worldsoccer.com needs to get their facts straight


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Fail by the OP!! :D

Erm yeah, Real claim they paid less than the £80million they did for Ronaldo. Tottenham claim differently. Both do it to appease their fans. Now, who to believe? Hmmmmm.

Regardless of which is the real price paid, in the game it says £85million, so the game has its facts wrong by saying Ronaldo is the most expensive :p

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bale was 3 mil short of ronaldo

MADRID (AFP) – Real Madrid’s president on Tuesday revealed that Gareth Bale had cost 91 million euros, confirming the Welsh winger had been insured for the value of his transfer fee.

Questioned on the Intereconomia television channel on whether Real’s injured star is insured for 91 million euros ($123 million, 78 million pounds) in the event that he is forced to end his career, club president Florentino Perez replied: “Yes, sure”.

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/10/bale-transfer-cost-91-million-euros-real-madrid-chief/#sthash.OHIcrp2P.dpuf

The figure means that Real Madrid's Portuguese striker Cristiano Ronaldo remains the world's most expensive player, costing 94 million euros (80 million pounds) when he moved from Manchester United in 2009.

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So how is that a problem with Worldsoccer.com? Surely it's a game issue?

I meant the worldsoccer.com in the game, not real life. Worldsoccer.com were the guys who said that in my first post. Look at the pic ;)

bale was 3 mil short of ronaldo

MADRID (AFP) – Real Madrid’s president on Tuesday revealed that Gareth Bale had cost 91 million euros, confirming the Welsh winger had been insured for the value of his transfer fee.

Questioned on the Intereconomia television channel on whether Real’s injured star is insured for 91 million euros ($123 million, 78 million pounds) in the event that he is forced to end his career, club president Florentino Perez replied: “Yes, sure”.

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/10/b....OHIcrp2P.dpuf

The figure means that Real Madrid's Portuguese striker Cristiano Ronaldo remains the world's most expensive player, costing 94 million euros (80 million pounds) when he moved from Manchester United in 2009.

Again, I'm talking about in-game, not real life. In the game Ronaldo's fee is listed as £80million while Bale's is £85million. Therefore, in this game world, Bale is the most expensive player, not Ronaldo. How much Bale sold for in real life has nothing to do with the issue at hand.

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