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The top 20 from the top 100 in the FourFour Two football rich list are:

 

1. Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nayan - Manchester City - �£15bn

2. Lakshmi Mittal and family - QPR - �£12.5bn.

3. Roman Abramovich - Chelsea - �£7bn

4.Joe Lewis - Tottenham Hotspur - �£2.5bn

5. Bernie and Slavica Ecclestone - QPR - �£2.4bn

6. Stanley Kroenke - Arsenal - �£2.245bn

7. Alisher Usmanov - Arsenal - �£1.5bn

8 = Lord Grantchester & The Moores Family - Everton - �£1.2bn

8 = Dermot Desmond - Celtic - �£1.2bn

10= Lord Ashcroft - Watford - �£1.1bn

10= Malcolm Glazer and family - �£1.1bn

12. Simon Keswick - Cheltenham Town - �£966m

13. Trevor Hemmings - Preston North End - �£900m

14. Mike Ashley - Newcastle United - �£800m

15. Randy Lerner - Aston Villa - �£750m

16. Tom Hicks - Liverpool - �£700m

17. The Walker Family - Blackburn Rovers - �£660m

18. Mohammed Al Fayed - Fulham - �£650m

19. Sir David Murray - Glasgow Rangers - �£600m

20. Steve Morgan - Wolverhampton Wanderers - �£400m

 

Murray is worth 600m yet look at the mess we are in!

 

The top 20 players in the rich list are: (overall position in the main list show in brackets)

 

1. David Beckham - �£125m (38)

2. Michael Owen - �£40m (56=)

3. Wayne Rooney - �£35m (61)

4= Rio Ferdinand - �£28m (69=)

4= Robbie Fowler - �£28m (69=)

4= Sol Campbell - �£28m (69=)

7. Ryan Giggs - �£23m (77)

8= Michael Ballack - �£20m (80=)

8= Frank Lampard - �£20m (80=)

10.Steven Gerrard - �£19m (86)

11. Cristiano Ronaldo - �£18m (87)

12. John Terry - �£17m (88)

13. Didier Drogba - �£15m (89)

14= Nicolas Anelka - �£14m (92=)

14= Damien Duff - �£14m (92=)

16= Dimitar Berbatov �£13m (96=)

16= Ashley and Cheryl Cole - �£13m (96=)

16= Fernando Torres - �£13m (96=)

19 = Emile Heskey - �£12m ( 100)

20. Gary Neville - �£11.75m (101)

 

Who does Cheryl play for these days??

 

Watched bits of Beckham playing for Milan last night against Hamburg in the Dubai cup and he was murder! Well out of his depth IMO after playing at a lower level in LA. It will take him a while to get up to speed.

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No wonder he only played 45 mins, i watched the first half and he was absolute terrible. Well off the pace, poor passing, losing possession.....

 

He says he hasnt moved to pass Bobby Moore's record but i definatly believe its a personal goal of his - of course it is and rightly so, but he isnt going to admit it.

 

He is another player who on the downward spiral....seems to be the story of football at the moment!

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The guy just loves being in the spotlight! In his prime he was a fantastic player who knew his own abilities and used them to great effect.

 

Other than that him and his wife and money grabbing, celebrity following twats!

 

How many caps has Moore got and what is 'Golden Baws' on?

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Chelsea's billionaire owner Roman Abramovich has been toppled from the summit of the Football Rich List, published on Wednesday in the new issue of FourFourTwo magazine.

 

Abramovich has lost �£3bn in the recession and is now worth �£7bn. That's less than half the wealth of the new man at the top of the list, Manchester City owner Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al Nahyan, who is estimated to be worth �£15bn.

 

The people on the sixth Football Rich List, researched and published annually by FourFourTwo, are worth a total of �£61billion. The list includes 11 billionaires and 25 new entries.

 

Although some of the new entries are foreign ââ?¬â?? like Sheikh Mansour and the new No.2 Lakshmi Mittal, who has joined Formula 1 entrepreneurs Bernie Ecclestone and Flavio Briatore in investing in QPR ââ?¬â?? only a third of those on the list are from overseas, with the 64 Brits including three WAGs.

 

The Top 20 on the Football Rich List are:

1. Shekh Mansour bin Zayed al-Nayan (Manchester City) Ã?£15bn


2. Lakshmi Mittal & family (QPR) �£12.5bn

3. Roman Abramovich (Chelsea) Ã?£7bn 


4. Joe Lewis (Tottenham Hotspur) Ã?£2.5bn


5. Bernie & Slavica Ecclestone (QPR) �£2.4bn

6. Stanley Kroenke (Arsenal) Ã?£2.245bn


7. Alisher Usmanov (Arsenal) Ã?£1.5bn


8= Lord Grantchester & The Moores Family (Everton) Ã?£1.2bn


8= Dermot Desmond (Celtic) Ã?£1.2bn


10= Lord Ashcroft (Watford) Ã?£1.1bn


10= Malcolm Glazer & family (Manchester United) Ã?£1.1bn


12. Simon Keswick (Cheltenham Town) Ã?£966m 


13. Trevor Hemmings (Preston North End) Ã?£900m


14. Mike Ashley (Newcastle United) Ã?£800m


15. Randy Lerner (Aston Villa) Ã?£750m


16. Tom Hicks (Liverpool) �£700m

17. The Walker Family (Blackburn Rovers) �£660m

18. Mohammed al-Fayed (Fulham) Ã?£650m


19. Sir David Murray (Glasgow Rangers) Ã?£600m


20. Steve Morgan (Wolves) Ã?£400m


 

The new England manager Fabio Capello is also a new entry worth an estimated Ã?£25m with a Ã?£6m a year contract and a Ã?£10m private art collection and Sir Elton John ââ?¬â?? who has rekindled his interest in Watford ââ?¬â?? is a new entry at No.28 with a Ã?£235m fortune.

 

However, Sir Elton may not have chosen a wise time to get back in the game. The recession may not have hurt football yet, but financial expert Professor Tom Cannon thinks clubs will soon start feeling the pinch.

 

"Season tickets will probably be down by about 10 percent but renewals will be down by at least 15 or 20 percent," said Professor Cannon. "That's where the problems will be as you go down the divisions."

 

More from Professor Cannon on the dangers to football

 

And FourFourTwo Editor-in-Chief Hugh Sleight is similarly worried about football's financial future. ââ?¬Å?Judging by this list, football is the last remaining financial bubble," he said. "The combined wealth of our Top 100 is now Ã?£61 billion, compared with Ã?£41.7 billion last year and Ã?£20.45 billion in the first-ever Football Rich List in 2003. 


 


ââ?¬Å?Weââ?¬â?¢ve also got 25 new entries in the 100, primarily because of the continued rush to invest in British football over the last 12 months. 



 

ââ?¬Å?But the landscape has already changed dramatically because of the recession. As Arsene Wenger rightly pointed out, football will suffer just like any other industry.

 

"So far there seems to be a time lag but as economic conditions continue to bite, clubs and owners will feel the effect and it will then be interesting to see the reactions of these very wealthy men as they see their fortunes disappearing. In 12 monthsââ?¬â?¢ time, this list could look very different indeed.ââ?¬Â


 

 

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