PSG, Paris Sera Grand; the [re]birth of a European Super Power

In contemporary football, first Chelsea then Manchester City were revolutionized by extensive injections of [oil based]money. Today, it was announced that yet another team would benefit from black gold, allowing its supporters to dream of what is to come.

After the news of Qatar winning the bid for World Cup 2022, it seemed that the country had to justify their involvement, after all the country was little known for their football fanatics and more for their ability to splash money towards retired European stars. With their bid accepted and people left scratching their heads about the first World Cup held in the Middle East, Qatar decided to prove to the world that they too were contimated the [footy] fever.

The first step towards gaining Football respect was to become the second company ever to appear on Barcelona's [Blaugrana] jersey, the first being Unicef. Mission accomplished with the 2011-2012 kits featuring "Qatar Foundation" across the chest of the newly crowned Spanish and European Champions. The second objective, proves to be a bit more a challenge, making a struggling major city, in a struggling league [la Ligue 1] a major European force. What better city to host a Football firepower than the french capital, [my beloved] Paris.

Though the [PSG] team has been struggling and yearning for both titles and European glory for some time now, it has been the home of the likes of George WEAH, David GINOLA, Paul LeGUEN, [current coach] Antoine KAMBOUARE, Marco SIMONE, Jay-Jay OKOCHA, Michela ARTETA, Gabriel HEINZE [current Marseilles player aka traitor], Nicholas ANELKA, Rai, Leonardo and Ronaldinho [to name a few stars].Could it be that fans who have had to endure shameful depction as hooligans and violent [clinging on to the past] wishful thinkers in the media, could finally be reward for their loyalty. Stay tuned to find out as the world's eyes turn to the city of lights being inundated with oil-based funds.

As Busta Rhymes and the Manchester City supporters said...

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