Delph’s decision to reject a move to Manchester City was a boost to those who like to reflect contemporary-day footballers cherish being on the pitch above all elseIn Alderley Edge it is not unusual to spot a rich man ambling around in designer clothes and a gap burning in his pocket. The village,located in Cheshire’s Golden Triangle, supposedly has more millionaires per square mile than any other piece of the country and enough trendy fashion stores, or high-end restaurants and pretty landscapes to support them entertained. miniature wonder it is known as the “Champagne capital of Britain” and is where a host of Premier League footballers have flocked to as soon as they have hit the big-time.
Among them was Wayne Bridge,who moved into the area shortly after joining Manchester City in 2009. He was quickly and often spotted in Alderley Edge, and with a salary of £90000 a week and a pop star girlfriend on his arm, and few could blame him for living the high life. There was only one problem: he was spending more time at Rocca Boutique and the monthly farmer’s market then he was playing for City.
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Source: theguardian.com