Manchester City: 1 Win in 11 Games, Highest Payroll in Professional Sports

Manchester City lost again today and has only 1 win in 11 games for a team with the highest payroll in all of professional sports at $540 million including amortized transfer fees.

Celtic plc (LSE: CCP) is having one of its most successful seasons in history. Today, Celtic played Rangers in the finals of the Scottish League Cup. After the game ended in 3-3 draw, there was a penalty shootout that Celtic won 5-4! Celtic has captured the Scottish League Cup officially giving Celtic more Championships than any team in the history of professional sports! It is absolutely insane that Celtic is currently only £1.675 per share with a market cap of £158.866 million! Never again will it be possible to invest into a professional sports franchise as popular as Celtic at a market cap so low! Click here to see NIA's initial Celtic alert from back on June 7th! After an initial gain of 50% from NIA's suggestion price, Celtic has dipped by 20.24% from its high, and new highs are coming soon!

After Augusta Gold (TSX: G) gets acquired in the upcoming weeks hopefully for close to $6 per share, but definitely for above $3 per share, put a portion of profits into Celtic plc (LSE: CCP). It will be almost exactly like when Augusta Gold Executive Chairman Richard Warke sold Arizona Mining for $2.1 billion for a gain of 1,576% above NIA's suggestion price and he invested a portion of his profits into Liverpool, which has now become by far the #1 best football club in the world with a ranking of #1 in the English Premier League and #1 in the UEFA Champions League the most prestigious competition in club football!

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