Sentences with phrase «by press»

The club self - evidently has failed to move up the league, after coming second a year ago, and so with that image of failure painted by the press, and all the continuing issues with placards and planes last season, the club is certainly not the first choice of top players any more — as witness the number of players allegedly seeking to leave.

Hamilton called Verstappen «a **** head» for his overly aggressive racing style and when questioned by the press again about the comment, Vettel, sat alongside him, defended his title rival.

Arnold is concerned with all - things money and he will be unable to maximise the club's commercial value if they are underperforming and being derided by the press, with their current campaign at risk of seeing them lose out on Champions League football for the second time in three years.

«I don't think you would find any player in the Bundesliga who would say that they would not at all be interested,» said Schuerrle last July in quotes carried by the Press Association.

Thank you, SHA for diligent endeavours in compiling and filtering all this transfer crapola and hoopla created by the press.

Nicknamed «African Buffon» by the press in Bosnia, he was voted alongside Dalibor Kozac of table toppers Zrinjski and Bojan Pavlovic of Sarajevo.

By Press Association Sport staff Former striker Ian Wright has claimed Arsene Wenger was sacked by Arsenal and does not believe it is in his character to walk away.

When it was suggested to him by the press, Wenger replied in a Guardian report: «I don't know what director of football means.

However, the issue was complicated by the fact that the Hawks had felt slighted by the press for years, and it turned out to be more painful having attention directed solely at Maravich than having no attention paid to the team at all.

Why should we, Arsenal fans always let what all this journalistic jargons by the press and football pundits disturb us so much, that we so easily forgot what this man did for us, by bringing Arsenal Football club to this level, both financially and otherwise.

In Walton's case, they aim straight for the stereotyped themes that have been hung on him by the press and public for years, and each one evokes the hoped - for giggles from the garden - club and tea - group ladies in the studio audience.

Talks of him leaving based solely on his reaction to been subbed is laughable at best... like he can just choose when to leave or stay as the club has no say whatsoever... he is under contract need I remind the gullible folks who are so easily misled by press looking to create news out of nothing....

There have been a fair few Arsenal transfer rumours in recent weeks concerning the future Arsenal careers of three of the current playing squad, so Arsene Wenger was asked by the press pack to clarify what the situation is with Nacho Monreal, Mathieu Flamini and Joel Campbell.

Agreed, the # 400,000 was dreamt up by the press.

As reported by the Evening Standard this week, our manager was unequivocal with his reply when asked by the press while on tour in China about the striker.

Wenger sold nasri, rvp etc to rivals and get hammered by the press.

When a quarterback plays fast and sees his best receiver stifled by a press corner, that's when he's in trouble.

One day last week in Norman, where he was briefly touched by the flu, Bosworth found himself surrounded by the press.

So we know that the media write all sorts of nonsense in order to sell newspapers and consequently generate advertising revenue but its more than likely fed to them by press departments within clubs.

We never approached the others, we were just linked by the press, who's process is normally just to look at what we need and what we might be able to afford and put 2 and 2 together, theres rarely evidence to back it up.

The only true DMs mention by the press are Carvalho or Krychowiak, in which i would rather the latter.

The question mark for me is his desire to do this (unless he's being slaughtered by the press for «tactical unawareness»), at least 8 or 9 times over a Premier League season when things are genuinely tough for us.

At the beginning of his career, Payton came close to being labeled a bad guy by the press.

the Sanchez deal WAS being spoken about by the press way before it happened.

I have noticed in the past that he, like most dictators, hates being questioned by the press or fans.

Ozil, who is currently on international duty with Germany, recently came under fire by the press after it was suggesting he defied manager Arsene Wenger.

How is it that Wenger is given such an easy time by the press?

If players are attacked by the press, Wenger's ego is so big that he does not say anything or 10 days later.

This gets picked up by the press and can add extra pressure and generate fans plights.

Arsene Wenger's side have been panned by the press this morning as they look surely set to fail once again to get to the quarter - finals having last done so in 2010.

Don't be deceive by press, there are loads of quality strikers in other continent outside europe.

no doubt the papers made up this # 50 million to make the board look bad and tight (both are myths made up by press during the lean years), but they have said in public they will back wenger with the big money on world class purchases, then i believe they will.

I'm beyond tired of it all, and if he doesn't take the massive hint that he might just take some blame for this, and subsequently leave, hen he truly deserves to be pilloried by press / pundits and fans.

Stupidly hyped up by the press and our fans after a good preseason.

The article by Tex Maule and the excerpts from Jim Murray's column were refreshingly convincing amidst most of the other accounts supplied to the public by the press.

Nowadays F1 drivers get lynched by the press over the tiniest things but back in the day, racing drivers got away with a whole lot worse.

Don't forget the FA no doubt hired a rain - dancer before the game who was paid for by the press.

By now we should all know (including our players) that we are not liked much by the press and the powers that be in English football.

Watching the manager being ripped to pieces by the press and fans, feeling the toxic atmosphere of the Emirates as we struggle yet again.

And Arsenal got ripped several new ones by the press, pundits and fans alike when «1 - 0 to the Arsenal» was being chanted under Graham — but it didn't cost him a billion quids worth of investment to stink up the place and throttle the life out of a game.

In England, he was immensely appreciated by the press — though rival teams» fans loved to hate him — and Sir Alex Ferguson went so far as to build a team around him, often shifting Wayne Rooney to the left wing to compensate.

While Rooney's drinking appeared to be a little excessive in the photographs, Lallana and Henderson don't appear to have done a huge amount wrong (assuming their wives don't mind them visiting strip clubs), and many people will feel that the England players» treatment by the press this week has been excessively invasive.

They are poorly honored by a press that explains their failures in terms of how we could have won «if only.»

But really, if he was asked by the press and he simply replied «no comments», wouldn't that make you feel more like «there might be some truth to [the rumors]» as opposed to him actually responding and debunking?

I think most of the negative shit starts on these pages, is picked up by the press and regurgitated knowing there are so many halfwit gooners who will lap it up.

The 24 year - old has now found himself badly represented by the press for supposed racist remarks at Heathrow Airport.

We are talking about rumours that are fuelled by the press, who write story upon story.

Temecula has twice been named «The Best City in Riverside County to live in» by The Press - Enterprise for its superior quality of life.

We are sick of seeing perfectly healthy foods, such as potatoes or fruit, being demonized by the press for supposedly being «bad for you» and want to shed some light on misleading headlines like these.

And so in 2010 we find ourselves with a government statement, supported by a press release quoting the CES director that clearly implies, mistakenly it would seem, that the current position of the leadership of the Church in England and Wales is at odds with Catholic teaching.