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World’s Top 20 Richest Football Clubs In 2015




As far as top 20 richest clubs are concerned according to recent forbes valuation, eight premier league clubs feature in top 20 and we might expect a few more in couple of years time when the new premier league TV deal comes into play. and we might see United back on top of the list because they are almost sure to qualify for Champions league and their new kit deal with Adidas and shirt sponsorship deal with Chevrolet kicks in full flow next season. Lets take a look at top 20 richest football clubs according to Forbes. But first lets take a look at what goes into determining clubs value.
We have to consider factors like clubs matchday income, what country a club is from, their success on the field and its impact on the market value, social presence worldwide, high profile kit deals and shirt sponsorship, total yearly revenue and the debt situation of the club.
World’s Top 20 Richest Football Clubs In 2015
NO#CLUBVALUEYEARLY REVENUELAST YEAR
1Real Madrid logoReal Madrid $3.26 billion $746m1st
2FC Barcelona LogoFC Barcelona $3.17 billion $657m2nd
3Manchester United LogoManchester United $3.10 billion $703m3rd
4Bayern Munich logoFC Bayern Munich $2.34 billion $661m4th
5man cityManchester City $1.37 billion $562m7th
6Chelsea FC logoChelsea $1.36 billion $526m6th
7Arsenal LogoArsenal $1.30 billion $486m5th
8Liverpool logoLiverpool $982 million $415m10th
9Juventus LogoJuventus $837 million $379m9th
10AC Milan LogoAC Milan $775 million $339m8th
11Borussia Dortmund logoBorussia Dortmund $700 million $355m11th
12PSG LogoParis Saint Germain $634 million $645m15th
13tottenham hotspurs logoTottenham Hotspurs $600 million $293m13th
14FC SchalkeFC Schalke $572 million $290m12th
15Inter Milan logoInter Milan$439 million $222m14th
16Atletico MAdrid logoAtletico Madrid $436 million $231m17th
17Napoli logoNapoli $353 million $224mNew
18Newcastle UnitedNewcastle United$349 million $210mNew
19west ham logoWest Ham United $309 million $186mNew
20Galatasaray logoGalatasaray $294 million $220m16th
 

dirtiest man alive



An 80-year-old Iranian man claims to be the dirtiest man alive and we have to agree!
Amou Haji lives, who lives in southern Iran, has not bathed for 60 years.
He had some emotional disturbances as a child making him believe cleanliness will make him sick.
He refuses to drink clean water and get angry when offered a bath.
Haji lives off the land you could say. He sleeps in a hole in the ground that is similar to a grave. He eats rotten meat and smokes animal dung.
 

ISIS Beheading 21 christian egyptians in a 5 min

The U.S. condemned the videotaped beheading of 21 Egyptian Christians kidnapped in Libya, explicitly blaming ISIS-affiliated terrorists Sunday for the "wanton killing of innocents."
The Egyptians, dressed in orange jump suits, were beheaded after being forced down on the ground on a beach. An early caption in the video says the location is "Wilayat Tarabulus by the Mediterranean Sea," which suggests that it was filmed near Tripoli.
Each of the victims, who are all male, is paired with a masked, knife-wielding terrorist and, after a brief statement by the ISIS leader, they are all beheaded.
The video is called "A Message signed with blood to the nation of the cross" and was released by the group's Al-Hayat Media Center, according to Flashpoint Intelligence, a global security firm and NBC News consultant.
"This undeniably means that the group now views Christian populations as not only targets but also part of the bigger 'Crusader plot,' not separate from the US-led coalition or aggressors," a Flashpoint report said. "The group's message is highly intimidating and it somewhat challenges the Western nations to intervene and save the Christians as it intervened to save the Yazidis and others."
The video appeared on the Twitter feed of a website that supports ISIS.
The U.S. statement came a few hours after Egypt's official state news agency said a Coptic Church spokesman had confirmed the killings. "This heinous act once again underscores the urgent need for a political resolution to the conflict in Libya, the continuation of which only benefits terrorist groups, including ISIL," it said.
 

fifty shades of Grey facts


10 - Disgusted by the book, a US abuse charity asked people to donate copies to be burned, after receiving juse 24 copies, they recycled them into toilet papers.

9 - a man who found his partner reading the novel was arrested after squirting steak sauce in her face, angered after she read aloud racy passages, he said he wanted to show what "saucy" meant

8 - to prepare for the role as domaniting christian grey, actor jamie Dornan visited sex dungeons, he drank beer while watching a dominant and submissive couple having sex


7 - sales of geisha balls, used by christan and Anna have soard by 400% since publication, Lexington hardware in New York also reported selling 10 times more ropes than usual

6 - Ana blushed 127 throughout fifty shades of Grey - thats 5.1 times per day, repeatdly saing " holy cow " and " holy crap" ,she used the word holy 147 times, once every 3.5 pages

5 - high demand on fifty shades of grey saved a peper mill. prior to the order of 3.000 tons of paper the mills had been forced to to lose 3800 employees

4 - women who read fifty shades of grey were found to be more likely to have eating and drinking disorders. of 650 women those who read it were 65% more likely to binge drink and 75% more likely to fast extensively

3 - a british woman filed for divorce because her husband refused to recreate the book S&M Scenes, she cited his boring attitude to sex and low lipido as evidence of " unreasonable Behavior "


2 - a man killed his ex-girlfriend while playing a 50 shades of grey sex game, she was bound with nylon tights and hit 123 times with a  blackboard pointer


1 - belgian professors discovered traces of herpies in library copies of fifty shades of Grey, cocaine was also found, with traces large enough to mke readers potentially fails a drug test
 

LG G Flex 2 unboxing: hands-on with a hotrod






















The LG G Flex 2 (or “LG G Flex2″ if we’re being properly hip about it) is a substantial re-working of the company’s original G Flex, which we reviewed back in 2013. The G Flex 2 broke cover at CES 2015 last month, brandishing a smaller footprint, improved internals, a revised self-healing coating and a Full-HD P-OLED display not so prone to burn-in as its predecessor’s. LG jokingly called the device “the best smartphone of 2015″ when it rolled out the demo units on that January day barely a week into new year … but the combination of its Snapdragon 810 processor, available 3GB of RAM and Android Lollipop do indeed make for a potent gadget cocktail that, at the moment, has no peer in the smartphone landscape.
We’ll see how well the G Flex 2 stacks up against its predecessor –and its competitors– in our full review and comparison coverage coming later in the month. Right now, we’re here to see what a retail device looks like when a customer shells out enough clams to take it home (currently around $800US in Singapore, according to CNET). In other words: we’re here for an LG G Flex 2 unboxing, and by gum, we’re not leaving until the tape is cut and the screen protector is peeled away.
 

10 Fun Valentine's Day Facts

1. Valentine’s Day started with the Romans. There are two theories about the origin of Valentine’s Day. The first is that the day derives from Lupercalia, a raucous Roman festival on February 15 where men stripped naked and spanked young maidens in hopes of upping their fertility. The second theory is that while the Roman Emperor Claudius II was trying to bolster his army, he forbade young men to marry (apparently single men make better soldiers). In the spirit of love, St. Valentine defied the ban and performed secret marriages. For his disobedience, Valentine was executed on February 14.
2. It’s not the most popular holiday for greeting cards. According to the Greeting Card Association, 190 million Valentine's Day cards are exchanged annually, making Valentine's Day the second most popular greeting card–giving occasion, after Christmas.


3. Single ladies have a good shot at finding a date. There are 119 single men—never married, widowed or divorced—in their 20s for every 100 single women of the same age.


4. True love is apparently not that hard to find. Over two million marriages take place in the United States every year. That means there are more than 6,000 a day!
5. Husbands and boyfriends like to give bouquets. Men account for 73 percent of Valentine's Day flower sales.


6. Roses are the flowers of love. The favorite flower of Venus, the Roman goddess of love? The red rose, of course. The bud stands for strong romantic feelings, so it’s no surprise they make up the most popular Valentine’s Day bouquets.

7. “Wearing your heart on your sleeve” is more than just a phrase. In the Middle Ages, young men and women drew names to see who their Valentine would be. They would wear the name pinned to their sleeve for one week so that everyone would know their supposed true feelings.
8. Money can buy love. The average U.S. consumer spent around $102 on Valentine's Day gifts, meals and entertainment in 2009, according to an annual U.S. National Retail Federation survey. Roughly 92 percent of married Americans with children will spend most of that money (about $67) on their spouse; the rest goes to Valentine's Day gifts for kids, friends, coworkers and even pets

9Americans have a serious sweet tooth. According to the National Confectioners Association, about eight billion candy hearts were made in 2009.


10. The chocolate box has been around for more than 140 years. The first Valentine's Day box of chocolates was introduced by Richard Cadbury in 1868.

 

countries with the highest crime rates

10 - South Africa
Reported crimes per 100,000 population : 7,719
9 - Netherlands
Reported crimes per 100,000 population : 7,958

8 - USA
Reported crimes per 100,000 population : 8,007

7 - Montserrat
Reported crimes per 100,000 population : 8,040
6 - UK
Reported crimes per 100,000 population : 8,555

5 - Chile
Reported crimes per 100,000 population : 8,823

4 - Denmark
Reported crimes per 100,000 population : 9,283
3 - Finland 
Reported crimes per 100,000 population : 10,153

2 - New Zealand
Reported crimes per 100,000 population : 10,588
1 - Dominica
Reported crimes per 100,000 population : 11,382

 

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