Forbes' top value sports club rankings

1. Dallas Cowboys
2. New York Yankees
3. Manchester United
4. Barcelona
5. Real Madrid
6. New England Patriots
7. New York Knicks
8. New York Giants
=9. San Francisco 49ers
=9. Los Angeles Lakers

only seven football teams make the top 50. Manchester City (35th, £1.61bn), Arsenal (43rd, £1.49bn) and Chelsea (46th, £1.43) are the other Premier League sides to have made the list.

Liverpool are not in the top 50
Spuds not in top 100

Cry ABUs cry

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...6/Man-Utd-world-s-valuable-football-team.html

 

Well done, so amazing.

 

Yet for all the dosh and spending power yoonited have been nowhere near winning the Prem or CL since back in the Fergie days.

 

And they've only won CL 3 times. Piss poor really.

 

Shocking innit, imagine going a full 4 seasons without winning the league title.

 

Just think it could be 28 years and counting...

 

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Just to emphasise that money isn't everything Dallas haven't won the Super Bowl since 1995

 

Wow. Bragging about having a lot of money. How big. How very big.

 

Yeah, just goes to show that being the richest doesn't necessarily make you the best.

 

Still not as long a Utd's 34.

 

It's not even about having a lot of money. It's about being valued highly by Forbes. So what?
They're right up there with all of the other American franchises.

 

I'd have thought when it came down to cowboys united would be no 1.

 

Exactly look at Leicester, they aren't on that list but they were the best, they joined the elite clubs. Six of us now.

To be fair to Chelsea they're probably worth slightly more than £1.43

 

Shows how **** Utd have been since the purple faced one left then, eh

 

Show how good he really was

 

Or even being competitive

 

He was. Nobody would deny that. Which is why your club will never again come close to the success they acheived under him.

 

They sell a lot of hot dogs.