Sentences with phrase «as a luxury player»

Big Sam and his style of football management is just about as different from Arsene Wenger as you can get and so the type of players that fit in well with the Arsenal style might well be seen as too lightweight by the new England boss or as luxury players rather than regulars.

Ozil is not a luxury player as a luxury player is just excess to your needs.

Some pundits claim he doesn't work hard enough for the team, while many describe him as a luxury player, who can only be relied upon when he is playing well.

Hyundai's Genesis brand wants to establish itself as a luxury player to rival the likes of BMW, Mercedes - Benz, Audi, and Lexus, but to do that, it needs to expand its lineup beyond the current range of sedans.

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Chinese shoppers have spearheaded a broader rebound in luxury goods sales from handbags to shoes, sparking upbeat outlooks from top industry players such as France's LVMH.

Finally, Ozil recently has been at best been described as a flat track bully due to his evident ability to impose himself on the «lesser» teams but at worst he is described as lazy and a luxury player that has no place in the team against the «bigger» teams.

Others see Theo as an expensive luxury at best and a liability at worst and would much rather see him sold for a decent amount which the manager could then use on a new player.

Their teams will get compensation if they sign elsewhere, but what that compensation actually is depends on the player's new deal and their current team's status in the league as far as the luxury tax and revenue sharing go.

Rues is more a luxury player and would cause problems in the dressing room as sant, roiscky, podolski, chamberlain, Campbell may struggle for game time.

We do not have the luxury of developing defenders and further more there is no one there to develop them.As far as we can tell Wenger will ruin even the best players out there so no chance for prospects to learn anything for this geriatric crew that is the Arsenal staff.

Pretty nice luxury of having some solid 4th line players / role players like Archibald / Kuhnhackl as your «band - aid» type guys.

What I'm trying to say is that even though Wenger will now have the luxury of rotating his players, he should avoid it as much as possible.

Add to this that Ozil is also joint top of the EPL assist chart with David Silva after bagging another couple as we beat Watford, and you can see that rather than being a luxury player, the Germany international is now a vital and influential member of the team.

Leicester players puls will go up for every match as they maintain the top spot the thing however is that they do nt play any cup or Euro meaning only 12 games 3.5 months that's a luxury

Ozil is a luxury that Arsenal really can't afford.The only time he tends to shine is when the whole team is playing to the best of their ability... which is... as we know... not often enough.This being the case it would benefit the team to sell him to Barcelona for the reported # 50million and bring someone else in instead.Such a player would undoubtedly have less talent but in all liklihood would be able to perform on a more consistent basis.

The only thing which makes our team unbalanced is playing the luxury item we bought called ozil.I thought he would need time to adjust to physicality of premier league so i supported him, but the guy hasn't improved he tries to dribble past ppl but runs into them somehow, tries to do showboating at unnecessary time which he fails to do miserably.And i see him giving too many back passes when he should drive forward.And the biggest reason i stopped liking him as a player is bcoz of his sulky attitude.No passion or drive for the club, as if he wanted to be at some other club and is just doing the job without his heart in it.He neeeds to be placed on the bench and make him work hard to retain his place.Ramsey and coq in middle with ox and sanchez on both wing and cazorla as cam will make us a more balanced midfield.

I don't think we should only because it would be a luxury as we have many similar attacking midfielders of various quality — too many fairly similar players.

He knows as most he is a bit part player and total luxury who goes awol in bigger games.

I don't understand why any teal fan would straight out reject a top quality player even as a luxury.

You forget that Lukaku and Benteke have achieved admirable feats playing in clubs like Aston Villa, West Brom, Everton who I find it very hard to remember names of players in their midfield rather than Barkley, Barry and Fabian Delph while Giroud has had the luxury of players such as Cazorla, Ozil, Sanchez, Walcott, Ramsey for 3 seasons now who are an indisputable stronger creative force compared to those other teams mentioned.

Don Balon believe that the player's agent was the one who offered his client to Zinedine Zidane's side, with the Madrid boss viewing the forward as a player who the club don't need on their books, with the Frenchman, who is reportedly very happy with his squad, viewing a deal for Sanchez as a luxury one.

Are we going to make a statement & sign 3/4 players that we actually need or make 1 signing that's a luxury & we will continue to decline as a club under Woeful Wenger?

As see it Ozil is a luxury player player who you either accept his weaknesses (not defending, can't / won't tackle, etc) and put a couple of defensive midfielders behind him or you should not play him.

His impressive domestic performances have earned him interest from Premier League giants Manchester United and Liverpool, but this hasn't been enough for Scotland Under - 19 manager Ricky Sbragia to pick the youngster, describing him as a «luxury» player.

Missouri State has a decided advantage when it comes to post defense, as Paul Lusk has the luxury of not exposing his best offensive player in Johnson to fouls because of elite post defender Obi Church.

He just happens to be able to do more than that, not to say Hayes couldn't but Hayes had the luxury of playing with the likes of Vasquez all four years as well as Milbourne, and other players like Gist and Strawberry and others before that.

They need systems that allow them to play in a position where they flourish and they need a manager who trusts them and views them as real players and not just a luxury.

As others have mentioned before, the biggest clubs already have significant depth in forward positions, and are, hypothetically, less inclined to splurge on a luxury player at this point in time.

Yes he is the best finisher in the EPL, and the sub bench has taken away his enthusiasm, i feel his skill set is more suited as a secondary striker who plays behind the main man, however Podolski lacks the defensive discipline to play in the arsenal system and arsenal truly can not afford luxury players, especially when arsenal as a poor defensive attitude.

Unless they trade away a couple of their starters, the Wizards will be significantly (and I mean WAY, WAY) over the salary cap — and as it stands right now assuming both Meeks and Jason Smith exercise their player options (and they'd be fools not to), and the Wizards pick up the option on Kelly Oubre (and they'd be fools not to), the Wizards guaranteed salaries for 10 players + cap holds for their first round pick and the Taxpayer Mid-Level Exception will put them OVER THE PROJECTED LUXURY TAX LINE by at least $ 8 Million.

To me, i feel xhaka is well needed in dis new formation (d 3 -4-3) n moreso, he is a typical arsenal kind of player... can hold on to d ball n distribute it with precision... all we need to succeed with dis new formation is to get a combative football playing midfielder dat can win d ball n move with it... in d mould of naby keita, verrati n even Everton's gana can do d job or better still, take renato sanchez on loan... doubt if he is going to get enough playing time as he would want at bayern dis season again coz of their luxury of midfield player, not sure if he will be in d 1st team with vidal n thiago alcantara unbenchable n anceloti having a soft spot for kimmich (just as wenger has for Ramsey) I think if we propose a loan deal for renato sanchez dah bayern will grant it

Ozil has had the luxury of playing alongside lots of excellent players for Real and Germany, players that because of they're level of quality and roles in the team, can often make up for his own shortcomings in the game and he's given quite a bit of autonomy to do what he wants, if and when he wants in a game which isn't as rough and tumble as the premiership.

I do believe Eddie should now be a regular sub and if and when we have the luxury of making subs with the game safe, he would be a player I would be giving as much playing time as possible.

@thirdmanJW, i know the endless luxuries of managing Arsenal, No pressure for trophies barring the 4th place cup lol, I was really impressed with Joel at the world cup playing as a Lone striker for his countr i think he really exceeded himself, ideally if he had been given a chance i think it would have done wonders for his confidence but just stuck on the bench not getting any plating time is not going to do any player any good especially when i feel its unwarranted.

You don't get to break assists records all over the world by being an average, or a «luxury» player as some like to say.

my thoughts exactly jeff we needed a striker brought welbeck, i think wenger see's chambers as a cb so he is in fact vermailens replacement otherwise why buy debuchy also straight replacement for sagna...... he replaced players we needed alexis was a luxury to a degree but would you rather a cdm then him i doubt it ppl......

The point is dumb dumb that Kos did get injured as to other players in other positions (all to frequently IMO) so strength in depth (yes in all positions) is not a luxury but a necessity.

So really, he will be a luxury buy for marketing purposes and provided that his purchase does not stop us from getting Vidal or Morgan, I am fine with him as a squad player.

Under Jol, Fulham had too many «luxury» players such as Taarabt and Berbatov, who on their day were brilliant but more often than not disappointed the Fulham faithful, with work - rate severely lacking — something Meulensteen has also looked to change.

Luxury players are sometimes viewed as having a different level of commitment to those who get stuck into tackles.

James Ward - Prowse at Southampton looks like an excellent young player but may be viewed as a luxury there as the Saints struggle to survive in the top flight.

Given similar license as a valued luxury player, Hazard could develop into the Ballon d'Or contender his cheerleaders have always suggested he could be, all the while picking up more Ligue 1 titles almost by default.

With no midfielders getting alongside or ahead of him Andy becomes a massive luxury player whose role, quite frankly, becomes almost pointless particularly when, as was the case, Kevin Nolan was off his game.

Of course last season he did on frequent occasions, but perhaps we need to try to play without our luxury player, and perhaps the team as a whole will be the better for it.

Like many other footballers with the skill and confidence to keep their head up and continue trying to take the most unlikely and extravagant route to goal, this sort of boldness is often mistaken as the hallmarks of a fair - weather, luxury player — especially in England.

Cuomo, in fact, scored points with real estate players by extending the 421 - a tax abatement bill that encourages affordable housing development, but also controversially benefited luxury projects such as Extell Development's One57.

As co-founders and former co-chief executives of Matches Fashion, one of the premier independent fashion retailers in the United Kingdom and a major player in the e-commerce market, Tom and Ruth Chapman turned a brick - and - mortar store into a global platform stocking the most influential, international luxury brands, while championing British fashion talent.

Leavitt is still looking to the future, as the chief executive confidently announced at an investors meeting, «These early chapters will tell the story of a once niche brand that has grown to be an accessible luxury player, with nearly $ 800 million in [current] retail footprint on its way to $ 4 billion.»

Sydney Pollack is the key supporting player, as a confident, sinister man of the world, living in old - style luxury, deep - voiced, experienced, decadent.

Their writers have the luxury of time to follow important public - policy debates (as well as their own paper's daily coverage), to interview key players, and to form well - honed views.