Sentences with phrase «league any time soon»

Both sides are in need of more goals if they are going to be challenging for the Premier League or Champions League any time soon.

Adams however, doesn't sound as if he has any intention of moving back to the bright lights of the Premier League any time soon.

Fair comment... to a point but the part abot 2leaving the strengthening to those who know about it» well I have to ask you, have they ever done the right job are we winning the league any time soon??

Spending is never guaranteed with Wenger, and they are unlikely to win the Champions League any time soon, but being counted among Europe's elite helps.

Not exact matches

Hernandez also realizes his time in the league could have ended sooner than anticipated.

The league is already lost, we have zero chance of catching Chelsea with draws as both they and City have the firepower we lack, time for us all to get over Wenger and move on as soon as possible, he has returned to his old ways, light squad and zero tactical nous.

We will seem them again soon, most likely come Summer time in the Co-Ed All Sports League or Men's 16 ″ Softball.

We are through 5 sets of Games now in the College / Prep League — although some Teams have played just 4 times due to the Rain outs, and will have Double Headers soon — and as a result, the Playoff seeding is starting to come into focus.

«The plan is to stick in the league for a long time, not get there as soon as possible.

I don't if Merson has had time to actually look at the League table, but Arsenal are already above Chelsea and there is little reason to think they will overtake us any time soon.

If the former was to happen and Jose Mourinho's side claim a victory, it would give the North London outfit a huge mountain to climb with just six games remaining in the league but there is a sense from the Welshman that there time will soon come:

As good as this deal could be, the Merseyside club will need to sign some players with the potential for a more immediate impact if they want to climb the Premier League table any time soon.

Hull's dream season shows no signs of letting up any time soon after they thrashed West Brom on Saturday, 3 - 0, to move to joint top of the Premier League.

I cant remember the last time i watched Arsenal and was happy, imagine waking up by 4 or 5 am in the mornings to watch our matches, I am currently in Japan and it hurts me so right now I support Madrid I cant stand supporting any other team in England I do nt even watch other teams play only Arsenal well I know we arent getting to the Champions league anytime soon so I support Madrid.

but as soon as we buy one promising WC player, you (some of our fans) aren't ready to give them the necessary time to settle into Premier league and are ranting on about other failures..

The defender has had a good spell up in the North, but his time will soon be coming to the end, with just a matter of league games left to go.

I went on record several times about how I hate Europa League, and how I wanted us out as soon as possible in the past.

No one is saying he should not adapt, of course it's a new league, new country, new team, he has the whole preseason to adapt but as soon as epl start I don't expect him to ask for time anymore.

If we wait for every player to come good in their 3rd season, I don't see the wait for the EPL or champions league ending any time soon.

Translation: don't expect league titles any time soon.

It appears that our Spanish midfielder is the most likely to recover in time and after reading the Daily Mail report that revealed that Cazorla was streets ahead of any other Premier League player with his passing stats, you might think that Wenger would want him straight back in the side as soon as possible.

Are we going to continue to rely on Per's experience (which he has accumulated during his time at Arsenal and in the league), or is it time that we started considering other options — because he is limited by his ability, he's not getting any faster any time soon... You couple that with the wealth of forwards the premier league is blessed with in general, you begin to realise how much of a problem that poses.

Manchester City are on a roll, cruising their way towards the Premier League title, with seemingly no one in any position to stop them any time soon.

When you consider just how dominant Pep Guardiola's side are in the Bundesliga, and of course the fact they are a good firm bet to land a Champions League triumph, you'd have to wonder if Muller would be keen on leaving the Bavarian side any time soon.

Unfortunately Arsenal fan base were split and that help Wenger to stay 10 years without wining anything and lately was very proud that he won the Fa cup and not the champion league championship.It is really time for him to go and immediately > All Arsenal fans should unite and make their voices heard and push Weger out of Arsenal as soon as possible > Arsenal fans you are the gunners and you can take decisions and forced the board and the shareholders by boycotting all Arsenal matches if they don't listen to you.

Bale netted 22 goals in his opening season at Real Madrid, helping Carlo Ancelotti's side to Copa del Rey and Champions League triumphs, and has continued to impress during the club's superb 22 match winning streak and despite reports of any potential bust - ups with team - mates it's unlikely president Florentino Perez would be considering offers for the player any time soon.

So while it is clear that we will need more time to judge him, Ospina has made a fantastic start and is really giving his competitor no chance whatsoever of getting a Premier League start anytime soon.

We still have at least three more Champions League games to play and the FA cup games start soon after the turn of the year, while our regular injury problems and the desperate wish of the fans to challenge for the Premier League makes these league cup games and the timing of them in an already busy fixture list seem like a nuiLeague games to play and the FA cup games start soon after the turn of the year, while our regular injury problems and the desperate wish of the fans to challenge for the Premier League makes these league cup games and the timing of them in an already busy fixture list seem like a nuiLeague makes these league cup games and the timing of them in an already busy fixture list seem like a nuileague cup games and the timing of them in an already busy fixture list seem like a nuisance.

Totally agree Chris.He is now well past his sell by date and defeats like have suffered against Bournemouth and Swansea are not only embarrassing but unforgivable.The results were bad enough but the performances are now all too familiar against theses lower ranked clubs.To expect us supporters to be blinded by League Cup Final and only a couple of decent performances so far this season is misjudging our feelings about his position This is a very well educated and intelligent man who can have no doubts about our attitude and utter disgust for him.He has allowed for us to make this personal now and he is deluded if he thinks e can collect another years salary out our expense.He knows his control is slowly being wrestled away from him and that really says it all.Ivan G is taking control and Wenger will be raging inside with this.Did he seriously expect things to continue until he felt it was time to just walk off into the sunset?Well he now knows his time at OUR club is fast running out.The day can't come soon enough for me.

Having struggled during his time managing in the Premier League and after exiling himself to the Chinese Super League we really did not foresee ourselves writing about the Portuguese manager anytime soon.

Claudio Ranieri and his players have ridden their luck a few times recently but they keep coming out of games with three points and unless they start to drop a few soon then anything Arsenal can do will not be enough to save our Premier League trophy hopes.

Probably, however until the Premier League change the rules regarding the loan system, it doesn't seem as if the Blues will be changing their transfer strategy any time soon.

With just three Premier League appearances so far this season, a chance to really prove himself and show his qualities with Everton could be too appealing to turn down for Trippier as it's highly unlikely that he will displace Walker any time soon unless due to injury or suspension.

He's done a great job for the club during the transition to Emirates and has made us the club it is today, but realistically he isn't going to win league or UCL any time soon.

Wenger last won the premier league when most of our squad were at school his status amongst them is far less than it was with the lies of Pires and Henry etc al He's lost his touch lost his mettle and he doesn't have the respect of the players any more The board keep him on because he spends next to nothing and makes them a fortune Its time he went and the board changed tact but I really doubt it will happen anytime soon

After all, many of us fans do not think the Frenchman will lead us to the Premier League title any time soon and his timid transfer action this summer only made it more unlikely.

All we hope is for him to hit the ground running sooner than later or for him to adjust to the league on time.

The Gunners will be returning to play at home for the first time in 3 weeks, and face a team in Aston Villa that is in serious danger of being demoted from the Premier League if they don't get their act together soon.

This injury to the Tottenham and England international striker Harry Kane, reported by Sky Sports, is nothing like those situations as the spuds are expecting to have him back very soon, perhaps even in time to face Real Madrid in the Champions League next week, but it does mean that our north London rivals will be without their talisman and top scorer for the trip to Old Trafford this weekend.

The chances are that, soon after writing this about the injury problems that Arsenal's Premier League title rivals are facing, we will see one or more of our own big stars pick up a knock and be ruled out for a long time.

That won't be going away any time soon, as the world's biggest clubs aim to capitalise on Tottenham's inability to qualify for the Champions League.

Now, these are all good, dependable footballers in their own right but for a side that is managed by Mourinho, going for silverware from the word go, gunning to win the Premier League for the first time in five, soon - to - be-six years, it is clearly not good enough.

It's time now to forget about the meaningless friendlies and look forward to the league fixtures which will soon be upon us.

But, according to Onda Cero journalist Alfredo Martinez - who flew back from Berlin with Barcelona after their Champions League triumph over Juventus — Gundogan will not be moving to the Nou Camp any time soon.

However, after a decent first Premier League start against Manchester City on Sunday and West Ham's injury list including Andy Carroll and Andre Ayew, it seems unlikely that we will see Fletcher at Elland Road any time soon.

Despite my dad wanting me to support Dynamo, I chose Lokomotiv (the name sounded great) and soon saw the team win the league for the first time in its history.

Their League Cup ambitions have already been dashed, losing at home to Liverpool for the second time inside ten days, but soon enough the Premier League and Champions League could follow.

Still having a hard one getting game time at Leicester City (whose U23 team he's mostly playing for), Tunisian - French centre - back Yohan Benalouane (30), according to latest rumours collected through TMW sources of ours, might be getting back to Italian first - tier league soon, since having been inquired about by several Serie A clubs.

Linked to a sooner return to his home country, with Bologna allegedly interested in signing him back, Italian international forward Manolo Gabbiadini (26), as his agent, Silvio Pagliari, stated: «First things first, we must point out Manolo is playing in Premier League, and, even if he's getting less game time than before right now, he'll give a lot of thought before leaving.

Steve Kean, the 43 - year - old who had no previous managerial experience at this level when he decided he would try his hand at management with Blackburn Rovers, already has the ignominy of knowing he has overseen the club's worst ever start to a Premier League season − any season since 1947/48 − and the severity of their forthcoming fixtures would suggest a reprieve isn't on its way any time soon for the under - fire Glaswegian.