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We should thank Jasper that he isn't moving to other clubs for us.His passion and enthusiasm for the club is much bigger than what we expect.He is a man with a golden heart who is sacrificing his game time just to stay with the club.After the Karius Howler,Liverpool were in desperate in need of a new goalkeeper.They shortlisted a few names and Jasper became their no 1 priority.They first placed a 40M bid which Barcelona rejected.Later came their final offer of 45+variables.Barcelona came to a meeting with Jasper were they told him that a offer is placed and now its his decision.Jasper clearly said that he is happy with the club and doesn't want to leave.Thats how after their 2 month search for a gk Liverpool finally got Allison.Jasper could have been a hero for Liverpool but instead opted to become a silent wall for Barcelona.After all this my love for him just increased.Although he wants a bit of more playing time,i think whenever Stegen is not in form he should be played some more la liga matches,so that Stegen can be fit for crucial Ucl matches and Jasper gets some playing timeJasper recently told that the club is happy with him and whenever they will say him to leave at that moment he will leave the club.He and Stegen are the best gk pairing in the world right now.Usually there is only one good keeper in a club but we have both of these gems who are great keepers.

Currently no single person has 100% ownership of an elite football club. Instead they own a majority of the stake and are deemed as owners of the club.Manchester CitySource: GoogleMansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, owner of the Abu Dhabi United Group, a specialist investment company successfully completed the acquisition of Manchester City in September 2008 for £210 million. Currently the club is valued at over £2 billion as of 2018 according to Forbes. Although the club is still majority owned by Mansour, in 2015, a 13.79% stake purchase of the club's parent company, City Football Group (CFG), by the CITIC Group for £265 million valued it at $3 billion.ChelseaSource: GoogleRoman Abramovich purchased just over 50% of Chelsea Village plc's share capital, for £30 million and over the following weeks bought out most of the remaining 12,000 shareholders at 35 pence per share, completing a £140 million takeover in June 2003. After passing the 90% share threshold, Abramovich took the club back into private hands, delisting it from the AIM in August 2003. Currently the club is valued at over £2 billion as of 2018 according to Forbes.

Once I found more than $900 on a sidewalk. I was leaving an after-hours club in Philadelphia and found a big wad of mostly $20 bills folded over on the sidewalk. I’d been drinking, so I took a cab home and counted the money. I was fortunate enough to have a job that paid me more than I needed to live on, so it’s not like keeping it would solve some big problem for me. I put a rubber band around the money and figured I’d be sober in the morning and could think of what to do then.I knew that turning the cash in to the police wouldn’t be likely to get it back to its rightful owner. Philadelphia police don’t have the resources to investigate something like this. If nobody claimed it after 30 days or so, they’d return it to me (assuming it wasn’t pocketed by a crooked cop, which is a possibility you can’t rule out).I figured the money had to be dropped by someone who was at the club, since it was the only place on the block open at that hour. So the next evening, I approached the club manager, asked to speak to him privately and explained what happened. His jaw dropped. He told me that someone had phoned him about it about an hour earlier. It was the entire day’s cash receipts from a saloon; the owner had shut down his business at 2 a.m. and gone to the after-hours club for a nightcap before going home.I got in touch with the guy who’d lost the money and returned it to him. Problem solved.UPDATE: To answer some questions: I had known the club manager for years, so I trusted him not to rip me off by having a friend of his pretend to have lost the money. It took a few days to get the money back to the guy who’d lost it because of a mix-up with getting my phone number wrong, but I gave it back to him at the after-hours club. I’d gone there right after finishing my shift at work, had a meal and a few drinks. He thanked me profusely, paid the tab for my meal and drinks, and gave me $50 cash as a reward. I tried to refuse the reward money, but he insisted.