Sentences with phrase «wealthiest teams»
The phrase "wealthiest teams" refers to the sports teams that have the most money or financial resources. These teams are usually able to spend more on players, facilities, and other resources, making them highly competitive and influential within their respective sport. Full definition
Sevilla don't even register in Deloitte's Football Money League list of the 30 wealthiest teams in the world, while United came in at no. 1 for the second year running.
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While they couldn't have expected to keep beating considerably wealthier teams like Ferrari and Red Bull, they were simply out - developed by fellow Mercedes users Force India.
Last year, according to the annual Deloitte Money League report, they were the 14th - wealthiest team on the planet — but they ended the season as the 10th - best team in Germany.
English soccer fans have become accustomed over the years to seeing wealthy teams like Chelsea, Manchester United, and Arsenal dominate the Premier League.
Wealthy teams get cities to build them new stadiums on the cheap, then pick up and move elsewhere for more subsidies, he said.
With sprint you have to rely on wealthy team owners or end up with an AM only series which is what GT4 was designed for.
He's something of the prize acquisition of the offseason for a wealthy team hoping to contend, so he has to be doing something right.
High Street betting brands are increasingly selective, seeking out only the largest and wealthiest teams to sponsor.
In addition, what current world class coach doesn't go to already strong or wealthy teams.
Instead of recruiting a plethora of young talents who will never get their chance at the highest level, and in the interests of both the game and the players themselves, the wealthiest teams would do better to cooperate in a healthy and united manner with those of lesser means.