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World Football: 15 Players Who Got Better in Their 30s
Getting to the age of 30 in any sport can be tough, and for footballers who have to be running for 90 minutes nonstop, it can lead to a decline in their level of play.

United fall behind in rich list
Manchester United is falling behind Barcelona and Real Madrid in the 'Money league' of the world's richest clubs, a new report has found.

Ellsbury in 2012
After a lost season in 2010, Jacoby Ellsbury was a wrecking machine last year. He played in 158 games, smacked 32 homeruns, drove in 105 runs and scored 119 of his own.

Player tests positive for meth
Viktoria Plzen defender David Bystron is facing a lengthy ban after testing positive for a banned substance following a uefa champions league game in Minsk Nov.

Real Madrid & Barcelona lead football rich list as Schalke make surprise top-10 entrance
The Spanish giants continue to dominate the Football Money league as they have expanded their enormous lead over the top clubs from England, Germany and Italy AC Milan , Arsenal , Borussia Dortmund , Chelsea FC , FC Barcelona , FC Bayern MA1 4nchen , FC Internazionale , Hamburg , Juventus , Liverpool , Man Utd.

Heavy price tag: Chelsea reveals $45M cost of hiring AVB
Chelsea spent 28 million pounds on firing manager Carlo Ancelotti and hiring Andre Villas-Boas, an outlay that does not appear to be paying off with the team performing worse in the English Premier league this season.

Chelsea spent $45M on managerial shuffle Feb 8, 2012 11:53 Am Et a "...
As well as compensating Carlo Ancelotti, Chelsea had to pay Porto to bring Andre Villas-Boas, pictured, to Chelsea, currently fourth in the league.

Revealed: Chelsea's A 28m boss bill
Photograph: Tom Jenkins for the Guardian Despite the looming impact of uefa's financial fair play regulations, Chelsea 's full accounts show that Roman Abramovich finds it hard to break one expensive habit - it cost the club A 28m to sack Carlo Ancelotti in the summer and hire his replacement, AndrAVillas-Boas . The A 28m it cost to pay off ... (more)

Chelsea spent $45-million hiring Villas-Boas, firing Ancelotti
Chelsea spent 28 million pounds on firing manager Carlo Ancelotti and hiring Andre Villas-Boas, an outlay that does not appear to be paying off with the team performing worse in the English Premier league this season.