We have 2006 is there really a need for royals?
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Yes, besides the fact that they have a long tradition, they are part of the National identity of a country. And ... they bring publicity for the country, many tourists come to see them, their castles and perhaps even a member of the royal family. The yellow press would be nothing without them, it is a big business.\nEverywhere in the world, people are interested in Royalty.\nI wish we still had a royal family in Austria.
790928
It is a matter of opinion.\n\nThere is very little improvement over TW06, so if you have 2006 I would recommend that you wait until you can 2007 used.\n\nIf you don't have TW06 and have played any of the TW games then I would say that you would not regret it.\n\nAnother suggestions is to get 2006 on the cheap.\nMost dedicated game shops will have a USED section both online and at the stores.\n\nGood luck.
490429
Coz of economy  the only necessity for this game is  Foot ball and players ...consider cricket ...must to have bat/ball/wickets.....baseball/rugby/ any other game we need to spend a little more.....ha ha\n\n:)
986838
As a Royals fan, I am hoping and hoping that it doesn't happen but honestly I don't think it will because they usually manage to pick it up a little bit through interleague play and through the middle of the season.I think they will win at least 50 games this year.
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I don't really consider the Queen or Royal family to be "in power" as it is a purely ceremonial role nowadays.\n\nI really don't have any time for the Royal family as I consider them an irrelevant soap opera although I am happy to just ignore them if they are around.
765408
We won the World Series in 1985 and we will win it again eventually.  We have some very very promising prospects right now.  We've had some of the best players in baseball the past 10 years but given the way baseball is set up we've never had the resources to keep them around.  i.e.  Dye, Damon, Beltran, etc.\n\n\nGood answer Georgie P., we small market teams have to stick together.  I was rooting for you guys to kill the Cardinals.
1008306
to me, it seems to be so. this time world cup 2006 doesnt seem to have any dark horse. just big name teams and players as you said.
170028
Like it or not, the British monarchy has no say in national policy, etc. Its' major contribution is to a flourishing tourist industry that has been well-promoted and exploited over many decades. Sadly, interest has also been accentuated by scandals within the extended Royal family that amount to a dreary "soap opera" and global embarrassment. Major beneficiaries are the tabloids and well-paid gossip columnists, not the British public. \n\nDoes Britain need this? Probably not, although it does provide a possible diversion from the more serious consequences of Britain's involvement  in, and support of, US foreign policy in the middle east. I doubt that the current potential heirs to the throne will ever match up to their forebears; neither will they ever gain the respect the Royal family once held in days long since past.
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If our pitching stays the course, yes.\n\nThe Tigers have the LOWEST era in MLB.\n\nI can't wait to visit "The Cell" and return the favor (sweeping them at home).\n\nIt is going to be an interesting year.\n\nHistory has shown the WS champs hardly repeat, so to all you white sox fans that "claim" you can repeat, I say "Good Riddance!"\n\nWe'll talk more in September.
62715
Yes. Like the BoSox and White Sox. The Cubs are due! I say defy all logic. The Cubs will win in 2006.
281383
Ever? Yes. This year? Doubtful. Dusty Baker polarizes his players by playing favorites. They will never win a title with Neffi Perez as a regular. They will start the season with  a rookie in left and an over the hill has been in right.  Kerry Wood and Mark Prior may never pitch a complete season again.  Greg Maddox is 83 years old. Sean Marshall is 12 years old.\n\nBy the way, I love this team and I'll listen to or watch every game. But, I won't have my heart broken by believing they are capable of winning a title this year.
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A California girl who's a Royals fan? I bet there's an interesting story behind that...BTW, thanks I'm glad you liked my RBI answer....I'm a KC guy who is a Cardinals/Dodgers/Royals/MLB fan, its been kind of rough the past 15 years pulling for the Royals....BTW my Fav all time team is the 1953 Brooklyn Dodgers, and no I didn't actually see them play...I'm just into Baseball history....\n\n I think the Royals have won 8 of their last 11 but I would not count on them making a habit of this...The Royals are really-really bad...Their starting pitching is horrible and the bullpen is a nightmare ..I don't think the trade for Joey Gathwright(sp?) is going to save them...Though it's fun to watch him run the bases...Almost reminds one of Willie Wilson, "almost" the small difference being, Wilson a one time AL batting champion could actually hit....\n\nBe nice to see a really good team in KC again...Imagine if someone could put together an outfield with J. Dye in Right, C. Beltran in Center and J. Damon in Left...The Royals management has made one terrible decision after another when it comes to player moves...Hope the new GM can right the ship...\n\nGo Royals - Please win more games than the 1962 Mets :)<
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A lot of it has to do with the starting pitching. They do have one good starter Bobby Keppel but aside him they don't have anyone else. Their hitting is not all that great either. However, there is hope they hired a new GM that has said he will build up the farm system. Building up the farm system is a good place to start because if KC relies on the free agency market they are only going to end up with the leftovers that other teams don't want. Also in order to lure a good free agent to play in KC they have to offer him more money because good free agents see the team as a non-contending team hence, they are less incline to sign with KC.
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lol jeez I'm thinking not, sorry :(\n\n\nHeck the royals were about to break a major league record of loosing up until just the other day.  I don't think they have the talent or stamina to win.
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you know what?  F all the yankee fans who are doggin on the royals.  i seem to remember a period in the 80's where your team was at the BOTTOM of the league.  paybacks are a bitch.  oh, and by the way yankees, how many world series have you won in the past five years with all that money?  KC has horrible ownership and does not use the shared revenues well at all.  but guess what.  kauffman stadium is great, seats are cheap, and if ever the royals beat the yanks in a series, who comes out wishing smith and wesson had streetside vendors?  in answer to the question, no.  the royals are one of the worst teams in the majors.  but they still go out, they still play, and i'm proud of that.
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I doubt it, although it's not a bad idea.\nI think modern day royals are less into being royal nowadays, and it's just not practical to be so far removed from society and clueless as to how regular people live their lives. Queen Elizabeth's younger children, Andrew and Edward, have really strayed from the typical royal routine and are fairly "normal" people. I think this trend is likely to continue in the future, which is good!\nAnyhow, as to marrying outside the royal circle, I think because these younger royals are more involved in a normal everyday style of living (as far as a royal CAN be, that is) I think the more at ease they are with so-called commoners and have more in common with them, personality-wise. Fifty years ago, NO ONE in the royal family would have considered marrying someone like Sarah Ferguson or Sophie Rhys-Jones, who worked for a living and so forth.\n\n(As for the "inbreeding" comment, royals all over the world have been inbreeding for as long as the concept of royalty has existed.)\n\nI think if the Queen had had her way, none of her children would have been allowed to marry any of the people they did. Ok, well, MAYBE Diana. ...MAYBE.
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you need nothing special oil royalties are covered in your\nmain page,  and i am suprised you would be paying on royalities. Given all the breaks we get this year.