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NYON, Switzerland -- Manchester United earned the biggest share of Champions League prize money last season with C53.2 million ($76.7 million) despite losing in the final, according to figures released by competition organizer UEFA on Tuesday. Champions League winner Barcelona earned C51 million ($73.5 million) because broadcast deals which weigh into calculations were worth less in Spain than England. UEFA said it distributed C754.1 million ($1.09 billion) among 32 clubs involved in the group stage. Chelsea received C44.5 million ($64.1 million), semifinalist Schalke made C39.75 million ($57.3 million) and Real Madrids share was C39.3 million ($56.6 million). MSK Zilina from Slovakia, which lost all six group matches, received C7.4 million ($10.7 million). The Slovakian television share paid just C212,000 ($306,000) -- less than one weeks basic salary for United forward Wayne Rooney. A further C125 million ($180 million) was shared among national associations and clubs which played in the qualifying rounds. UEFA distributed C150 million ($217 million) among 56 teams which played in the group and knockout stages of the second-tier Europa League. Beaten finalist Braga earned C4.5 million ($6.5 million) after joining in the last-32 round, in addition to C11.8 million ($17 million) from its Champions League group. Europa League winner FC Porto got C7.8 million ($11.3 million) but was not the biggest earner because Portuguese television deals were not so lucrative. Spains Villarreal, which lost to Porto in the semifinals, collected just over C9 million ($13 million). Ugg Canada Boxing Day Sale . So is his surprisingly resilient team. The Pittsburgh Pirates steady No. Ugg Boxing Day Sale Canada .C. -- Russ Cochran holed an 8-foot putt on the final hole Sunday for his fourth straight birdie and a one-stroke victory over David Frost in the SAS Championship. http://www.bootsinsnowsale.com/ . Komisarek has one-year and $3.5 million remaining on his five-year, $22.5 million contract, with a cap hit of $4.5 million. The 31-year-old defenceman was signed as an unrestricted free agent by the Leafs in 2009 and played parts of four seasons with the club. Ugg Canada Clearance . Both Johnson and Black are Toronto natives. Johnson is a 12-year CFL veteran and has spent the last 10 seasons with the Argos. Uggs Boxing Day Canada Sale .J. Pollock and infielder Cody Ransom. Young, an NL All-Star in 2010, injured his right shoulder crashing into the padded wall in centre for a catch in the fourth inning Tuesday. An MRI confirmed he had a bruised right shoulder.Mark Oldershaw was introduced to a paddle at a very young age. His earliest childhood memories are set in the back of his dads boat at the Burloak Canoe Club in Oakville; however his attachment to the sport of canoe/kayak runs much deeper. Many years before Oldershaw was born, his grandfather, Bert, paddled in pursuit of a medal at the London 1948 Olympic Games. It isnt a coincidence that the younger Oldershaw will be paddling with the same aspirations in the very same city next summer. "I grew up with the tradition surrounding me. It was a great atmosphere to grow up in. The seed was planted in me when I was young," said Oldershaw, now one of Canadas top sprint canoeists. A memento of the Oldershaw Family legacy hangs on the wall in his room, the very same paddle that Bert used to compete the last time the Games were held in London. It is inscribed with a personal message, along with the signatures of fellow participants from those Games. At more than sixty years old, the paddle has greater significance today than ever before with the London 2012 Olympic Games quickly approaching. "Its definitely a motivator. Its just a really good feeling to see it and it brings my whole family together." Although Bert Oldershaw has since passed away, his love for the Olympic Games continues to live on through his grandson. "[My grandfather] was always super proud to be an Olympian and I do remember that London was very special for him. One of his best memories was going to London for the Games." The Oldershaws family connection to Olympic canoe/kayak extends even further. Scott Oldershaw, Marks father and coach, as well as his two uncles, Dean and Reed, also competed at the Olympic level. This makes Mark the fifth member of his family to contend for a medal in canoe/kayak with the hopes of becoming the first Oldershaw ever to reach an Olympic podium. "I want to win at the Olympics. Obvioussly Ill be happy to get my best result and perform well but I dont see the point in aiming any lower.dddddddddddd." Theres room for improvement since his last performance on the Olympic stage; Oldershaw failed to qualify for the final after placing fourth in the semifinal in the C-1 500 metres in Beijing 2008. All that may change as this past September, Oldershaw not only reached the podium, but topped it, capturing gold at the London Canoe Sprint Invitational in the mens C-1 1000 metres. This is the same course that hell compete on next year in London 2012. "Any time I go up against World Champions and Olympic Champions and beat them its a huge boost to my confidence. To know that Im comfortable on that course is a great feeling. Im super pumped to get back next year," said Oldershaw, still beaming about the win. "All this year and next year I can picture myself doing the exact same thing and thinking Yes, I can win here, I can beat these guys." Oldershaw did not have as much success at the 2011 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships in Szeged, Hungary in August with a fifth place finish, although his performance did guarantee Canada a spot in the C-1 1000 metres at London 2012 next summer. "Right after the race I was a little disappointed. Its always frustrating when you dont have your absolute best race. I didnt get the luck that day but thats how racing goes. Some days you get lucky and some days you dont." Oldershaw will spend the rest of the summer recuperating and resting his body after a busy racing season. "The last few weeks have been pretty hectic but at the same time thats what I live for! Racing at the Worlds, the Nationals and the Pre-Olympic Regatta; thats all I ever dreamed about as a kid." Oldershaw doesnt have to go far to find inspiration in the months leading up to the Games; with one glance up at the wall in his room, hell remember what hes paddling for. cheap nfl jerseys ' ' '
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