Sentences with phrase «champions league stadia»

Maybe with a widespread boycott of Champions League stadia something can be accomplished.

Not exact matches

Champions League qualification remains a priority for the hierarchy at Spurs, especially with the additional funds needed for the new stadium.

I have been watching the pool game and during the first half the whole stadium was tense, liverpool fans, players and manager know what missing champions league is like.

Arsenal is a big name; we are the 5th richest in the World; the Emirates if a great stadium; 60,000 spectators every home game; London is a well desirable city to locate; Champions League guaranteed every year; players like Ozil, Alexis, Cech; big fat bank balance.

They visited the Etihad stadium, where the eventual Premier League champions were irrepressible in their goal - scoring form, and making a mockery of the visiting teams by hitting them for 5's and 6's.

Who knows, he could do better than three FA cup wins in the last four years, three community shield wins in the last four years, twenty years of champions league participation and overseeing the building of a magnificient stadium that has propelled us into the top five clubs in the world, All I can say is this, after supporting Arsenal for over sixty years Arsene Wenger is the best their was, the best their is and the best their ever will be and despite numerous attempts to organise protests against him the anti wenger brigade has always failed miserably.

North London, nice stadium, nice fans, nice players, nice transfer budget, guarantee champions league or europa league.

whilst they moved into the new stadium they had a set sum to pay back yearly so as not to incur penalties 25 mil i think.They had the money set aside for this.But what i keep asking is where did all that champions league revenue go, we could and should have done more with it.18 years roughly about 300 mil i would say.

For the home side, the result is definitely not how they would've liked to have started life back in the Champions League at their new stadium.

This is the fourth time a team will play the final of the European Cup / Champions League in their own stadium after Real Madrid in 1956/57 (2 - 0 win against Fiorentina at the Bernabeu), Inter Milan in 1964/65 (1 - 0 win against Benfica at the San Siro) & Roma in 1983/84 (losing in a penalty shoot - out against Liverpool at the Olimpico).

Lawro has predicted a shock upset at the King Power stadium, with the champions defeating the league leaders 2 - 1.

We have played in the champions league three out of the four seasons and have filled our wonderful stadium (all due to Arsene's vision) to capacity with a reported waiting list of ten years.

UEFA changed things to a strict guideline a few years back to say that every Champions League and Europa League game must be played in a «Category 4» stadium.

Consequently, the Gunners MUST nullify the Reds ambition to enhance their Champions League qualification at the Emirates stadium by hammering them in the manner of, AFC 5 - 0 LFC.

we have a beautiful stadium with two world - class players who are have realised that the club has no ambition but to qualify to the champions league and gets humiliated by the top teams at the round of sixteen for the fans to say» in Wenger we trust».

Well if we failed we won't have won a trophy last season (FA cup would be used to blood youngsters), we won't have players like Alexis and Ozil come into the club, and we definitely would not be able to keep players like Cazorla, Walcott and Ramsey because we would probably be playing Europa league (or even not been in Europe) and still have probably 5 more years to go in paying of the stadium because we are not getting enough money into the club (no Champions league).

Let's just say we sacrificed 4th spot back then for FA cup and Carling cup, we probably would have won a few trophies but I'm definitely sure we would not have made Champions league on a consistent basis which means it would have taken the club longer to pay of the stadium and also for us to be able to get the likes of Alexis, Ozil and even Cazorla.

Arsenal conceded the fastest goal ever in Champions League history when Edison Cavani scored inside 42 seconds to put PSG ahead at the Parc des Princes stadium.

Does a new stadium win you the UEFA Champions League, Premier League or any other competition.

Arsenal built the stadium in the most expensive city in the country to build in and never once fell out of those all - important Champions League places.

And most importantly, he won the Champions League with Porto, a team that has a minuscule budget compared to even Arsenal during our «stadium building» years.

Stuck at Anfield, they don't have the resources to get into the Champions League anymore or compete for the league because instead of building a new stadium as they planned 10 years ago, they invested in players, because that was the short sighted thing League anymore or compete for the league because instead of building a new stadium as they planned 10 years ago, they invested in players, because that was the short sighted thing league because instead of building a new stadium as they planned 10 years ago, they invested in players, because that was the short sighted thing to do.

Wenger said: «I went with the club for the challenge of building a new stadium without dropping out of the Champions League and we made it every year,».

Don't bring the Wenger out banners just don't bother coming at all until le fraud has been sacked empty stadium speaks louder than banners we can't have le fraud managing our team next year no how no way let PSG take him they're well suited they can't get past the last 16 in the Champions league and neither can Wenger!

Yeah, securing top - 4 and champions league football while turning a profit in the transfer market to pay off a stadium debt while competing in the most competitive league in the world, as Chelsea and City spend billions at the hands of sugar daddies and United was at the peak of their powers?

I was sitting here during the period when we had to pay the stadium back and the income of the Champions League was absolutely vital.

Keeping us in Champions League and top 4 while having financial restraints from a new stadium, which is arguably the best Stadium in the PL.

We were unbeaten in an entire season and we reached the Champions league final, Wenger knew he had to take the club foward by improving the stadium and still managed a top 4 finish.

Real Madrid are in full and complete control of their Champions League quarterfinal tie with Juventus, having defeated the Italians in their home stadium, 3 - 0, giving Madrid a massive advantage heading back home to the Santiago Bernabeu.

I really hate when Arsenal fans join our rivals to take shots at the fact that we sold our best players in d past, do nt you get it, we had to do so, so as to be at the very comfortable position we are now, looking back wenger did a remarkable job by keeping the team in the champions league while building a stadium, just ask spurds n chelsea y they so desperately want to upgrade their stadium now.

Make a big enough protest and instead of the headlines being «arsenal crash out of the champions league» it'll change to something about the supporters or stadium atmosphere, which should shake things up upstairs.

Regardless of how the stadium proceeds, by the time the Americans return with their schematics in June, they will already know a much more crucial fate, that is, whether or not they have secured a spot in next year's Champions League, the all - important lynchpin for the Americans» plans.

City take on CSKA Moscow in their third game of this year's Champions League campaign but will play the Russian side in a closed stadium as CSKA are currently playing their games behind closed doors due to repeated rascist behaviour.

So a club doing badly on the pitch bleeds its support base to other teams, fewer supporters equal less people at the stadium, less people buying club merchandise, less tv money, less money from commercial sponsors, no champions league money etc...

So the fact that both Mesut Ozil and Aaron Ramsey put in below par performances against the Premier League champions at the Emirates stadium today has made the Frenchman's job on Tuesday a lot easier.

PSG cruised to a 3 - 0 victory over Swiss giants Basel at the Parc des Princes stadium in the Champions League.

Talks held between Barbara Berlusconi and Erick Thohir, San Siro to reduce capacity after 2016 Champions League final with Inter staying, while Milan will look at constructing new 45 - 48,000 stadium.

Wenger spoke about how the minimum requirement was to get champions league football almost every year to pay for our stadium so surely Tottenham must do similar.

He would've vindicated himself to some extend, overseeing the stadium change to return to trophy winning ways, leaving a strong foundation to build upon but instead he asked for more and eventually he lost all the records — the top 4, the Tottenham one, the Champions league and left himself a monumental mountain to climb.

He created a style of play that was a joy to watch, both for fans and neutrals, and that Arsenal is now identified with, and he oversaw our move to a bigger stadium while getting us to the champions league year after year.

He carried this club during extremely dark times when we had limited funds building a massive new stadium and the unforeseen departure of our best players year after year, YET he still managed to keep us afloat in the Champions League whilst playing entertaining and beautiful football.

Despite the heroics of the Arsenal team produced in beating the hot favourites Bayern Munich at the Emirates stadium on Tuesday night, our position in the Champions League is still a very precarious one.

Arsenal are becoming less and less profitable, through Kroenke... probably missing out on Champions league, sponsors are going to be less willing with all the protests and empty stadium, he's said that all he cares about is money, so I don't see why he just doesn't take the profit and go.

Arsenal spent over a decade in the Champions League, investing money in scouting, a youth academy and a new stadium.

Arsene Wenger is clearly well aware about the protests being planned by the angry Arsenal fans for our Premier League match against struggling Norwich City at the Emirates stadium tomorrow, because the manager today issued a sort of rallying cry asking for us to support the team as he tries to avoid the complete disaster of dropping out of the Champions League places for the first time in his long tenure in charge of the club.

The debt of building their new stadium will drag them down for a long time, just as the Emirates has done to us, though Tottenham don't have the extra money that Champions League football brings, nor do they have a stable team and management.

For Ten (10) long years Wenger has sold our best players to help pay off the stadium debt and since then he has slowly started to build a squad of players that so for this season most fans have said are good enough in quality and depth to challenge for the premiership and improve our position in the Champions League.

Arsenal were beaten by Inter Milan 3 - 1 at the Emirate stadium in the first leg of the champions league, but Arsenal went to thrash them 4 - 1 and the game ended 5 - 4 on aggregate in favour of Arsenal.

Yeah he's been horrible, record F.A. Cups, titles, an unbeaten season, a new stadium, a record for Champions League qualification, Champions League final.

Another season out of the Champions League for the spuds will certainly help to convince the France international number one that his career would be much better off down the road at the Emirates stadium with the Gunners, where he would also join up with international team mates like Mathieu Debuchy, Laurent Koscielny and Olivier Giroud.