Sentences with phrase «contract saga»

We've had to many contract sagas of late and if a player isn't ready to committ himself to Arsenal then they have to go.

Arsenal ended their long contract saga with Arsene Wenger earlier this week after the 67 - year - old was rewarded with a new...

Their disrespect to the constituted authority and the undignified roles they played in the whole contracts saga which were obviously against the interest of the state they were supposed to protect.

The ongoing contract sagas involving both key men Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez have been going on since the previous campaign, and earlier in the year, were believed to have been nearing their ends.

The Theo Walcott contract saga looks to take another twist as Jamie Sanderson, sports reporter for the Metro claimed that Walcott is all set to sign, with wages and contract length agreed, and just bonuses and image rights left to deal with.

Getting fed up with reading about the Ozil and Sanchez contract saga now, what difference does a shirt number make anyway......

Arsenal ended their long contract saga with Arsene Wenger earlier this week after the 67 - year - old was rewarded with a new two - year deal for his efforts.

I remember when the first contract saga was going on, I had to defend and fight tooth and nail for Walcott saying how important he was while 90 % of people on here we're saying he's not good enough blah blah blah

I think the Wenger — Sanchez — Ozil contract saga could prove to be a negative influence on the remainder of the season.

When asked about the ongoing Raheem Sterling contract saga, the 24 year old said the youngster deserved sympathy, not ridicule:

Our team currently has a huge cloud of doubt around it due to the number of contract sagas currently running, with Mesut Ozil, Alexis Sanchez and Jack Wilshere all available for free transfers at the end of the campaign.

Mesut Ozil's contract saga at Arsenal doesn't get as many column inches as Alexis Sanchez, but there has still been some speculation linking him with a Bosman move to Manchester United next summer, as well as various other clubs.

Mesut's contract saga looming over the team, Alexis and his loner attitude, the form of the team and players clearly unhappy like Debuchy.

Speculation is mounting on how the Buffalo Teachers contract saga will conclude.

During the Theo Walcott contract saga that has been going on this Christmas, it seems to have been forgotten that another Arsenal star, Bacary Sagna, is also currently available on a free next summer.

Arsenal seem to have a bit of a battle on their hands, with several clubs beginning to keep an eye on the Alexis Sanchez contract saga.

It will be interesting to see the developments on Sanchez's contract saga but I reckon it will be like RVP all over again.

The Englishman has always maintained that he prefers to play as a hitman (a la Thierry Henry) and this point was alleged to be a big part of the previous «sign da ting» contract saga.

The contract saga for instance is a good example as to how powerful the Arsenal coach is!

Hounding out David Dein, the Usmanov situation, the underhanded way that outgoing directors sold their shares to Kroenke and now the contract saga with Wenger.

Alexis Sanchez is yet to feature for us because of a supposed injury, and we all fear that the injury is a cover - up as the transfer window rumbles over, but he would most certainly be starting in each match if he wasn't part of this contract saga.

The contract saga involving our star players, has added to the uncertainty at the club.

Frank Lampard said recently that Arsenal should be building the team around the talents of Ramsey, seeing similarities in Aaron that he used to enjoy in himself, and our club could well allow themselves to endure another contract saga which they went through with Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez recently.

I have absolutely no sympathy for Theo since his contract saga 3 years ago.

The contract sagas of Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil have been going on for over a year now, but for some reason there are still Arsenal rumours that our German midfielder could still change his mind and sign a new contract.

It will really destabilise our season, probably more so than the Wenger contract saga.

The latest rumour this week regarding the ongoing Alexis Sanchez contract saga is reports that the Chilean for the second time in the last month was spotted in Paris, this time with his girl friend and his agent.

Much has been said of the 20 - year - old's contract saga, but it is important to remember that he is still one of the best young players in Europe.

Our squad doesn't appear to be light of options, but we have a number of issues within our squad including injuries and contract sagas, and question marks remain on whether we will hold onto the players we have.

The contract saga looks set to continue until the end of the season, and the latest claims are that he could well stay beyond the summer, and leave for free 12 months later.

I am not happy with his contract sagas but to be honest Arsenal need a big squad to win any trophy especially the CL, so for me Theo is among the best players we need to make up the number.

The contract sagas of Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil have been going on for over a year now, but for some reason there are still reports in the Arsenal media that the German could still backtrack and sign a new contract.

Rooney is set to start his first game for the Red Devils since his contract saga.

Also, Rooney is set to start his first game at home since his contract saga which was followed by a lay - off due to an ankle injury.

These reports surfaced a while ago, but little seems to have occurred, leading to fears that another set of contract sagas would ensue.

And that is where we then come to the complete mess that has been his contract saga.

According to one report Sterling is worth # 60m now — I don't necessarily agree, but in a year or 2, If Bale went for that much, then Sterling could well be worth more if he plays up to his ability without the contract saga...

As of now, the German's final appearance for Arsenal could be in the FA Cup final against Chelsea next month with his contract saga seemingly dragging into the summer.