star player

Following Inter Milan's dramatic semi final victory over Pep Guardiola's seemingly invincible Barcelona side, the plaudits for Jose Mourinho have been flowing from all corners of the media.

Tony Cascarino writing for the Times said that Mourinho was more valuable than any star player and that he will be the hottest signing in world football this summer if he leaves Inter Milan.

The Detroit Lions problems are a pitiful excuse for a NFL origination, and their problems go far deeper than their problems on draft day.

In large regards the team's ownership is working with a broken business model. The NFL is unlike the NBA where one star player can bring in large audiences despite the team's overall record, but in the NFL a team must win to draw in fans, and it really doesn't matter how the team wins, or with whom it wins.

Apparently Eli Manning has not learned a thing for Alex Rodriguez another star player with a huge contract who happens to also play in New York.

The sports fans in New York are fast to criticize when a player doesn't perform, and even faster to criticize when said player is signed to a huge contract.

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