Sentences with phrase «d huge transfer»

Manchester United have a huge transfer budget of # 150 million to hand over to manager Louis van Gaal next summer, report the Mail, with five top class European players being targeted by the Red Devils as they look to continue their ascent back to the top of English and European football.

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They have three times as many transfers among care facilities after leaving the hospital and experience far more falls and urinary tract infections, a huge medical cost.

Second, the huge transfer from net savers to net borrowers has collapsed, so that growth in the future must be far more balanced.

Capital controls have historically been as much about preventing foreigners from buying local government bonds as it has been about preventing destabilizing bouts of flight capital, and living in China, where an aggressive demand for the privileges of reserve currency status coincide with equally aggressive policies that prevent the RMB from achieving reserve currency status (and that transfer ever more of the «benefits» to the US) made clear the huge gap in rhetoric and practice.

Similarly if you have only one buyer of what you make, you have also a huge wholesale transfer pricing problem.

The deterioration of neighborhoods in our inner cities, the decline of elemental safety — never mind education — in many of our schools, the burgeoning of jail populations (to the point that we have the highest percentage of incarcerated citizens of any country in the industrial world), the great strains on the family, the general slackening of discipline, which a consumerist and media - driven society relentlessly encourages, and a huge transfer of wealth In the 1980s and «90s (during this period, the upper 1 percent of Americans more than doubled its wealth, while the lowest 20 percent suffered an actual decline)-- all these changes signal a community at risk.

Arsene Wenger has to take a huge portion of the blame for transfers and virtually everything else because he has so much control at the football club.

The fact that our excellent centre back Laurent Koscielny is due to get the nod ahead of the Man City defender Eliaquim Mangala is hardly surprising really, as the Gunner was one of the most consistent and impressive players in the Premier League last season, while the only consistency with Mangala is how he has continually failed to justify his huge transfer fee.

Nevertheless, a player of his standing on and off the pitch would be a huge coup for Chelsea if such a move were to materialise, although with no mention of a transfer fee or whether or not his wage demands could be met by the Blues, it seems like it's still a long way off from becoming a reality.

And if the boss realised that he had to make the most of the transfer windows and the club's huge cash reserves to give Arsenal the best possible chance of success, then I for one would be a happy Gooner.

And as long as the Gunners are willing to splash the cash the fact that Griezmann spoke very highly of Arsenal when explaining that Laurent Koscielny often tried to persuade him to come to north London makes me think that we would have a good chance of beating United to this huge transfer.

What worries me, is that Wenger has never made two huge transfers in the same window — we badly need a top striker, and they don't come cheap.

Getting Wayne Lyons as a transfer is a huge help and should offset losing Blake Countess, though I would expect Lyons to play more safety than corner as the year progresses.

Much has changed since then, not least in terms of transfers, with Jürgen Klopp seeing a huge overhaul in terms of personnel, and even staff, at the club.

Though Barcelona have a transfer embargo hanging over them, Arsenal are planning a huge bid to take him from the Camp Nou.»

The north London giants hope an opening offer of around # 15m may be enough to tempt the Saints into selling the player, with Ronald Koeman's side having already offloaded a huge number of their best players in this transfer window so far.

Most of these will, of course, come to nothing and many of them will have no basis in truth in the first place, but when there is some sort of actual evidence to connect Arsenal with a player then the amount of transfer rumours about them will be huge.

Bale would be a terrific signing out wide if Di Maria were to leave, though the Mirror states he could end up costing a whopping # 95m to prize away from the Bernabeu, with the Welshman already commanding huge transfer fees in the past after his sensational form at previous club Tottenham Hotspur.

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While the 20 - year - old hasn't hit the heights that some expected of him with United, he still has plenty of time to justify his huge transfer fee.

«Yet, no disrespect to Leicester, the reason Kante has been such a success is because he signed for one of the League's «lesser» teams without the burden of a huge transfer fee.

The Bosnian international has been an immediate hit in North London since joining on a free transfer this summer, and will be a huge miss should he fall foul of injury.

The champions - elect have spent a fortune since being taken over by Roman Abramovich 11 years ago but in the last two seasons with the threat of FFP hanging over their heads they have found a way to get round the rules by making a huge profit in their transfer sales.

The 28 year old Moroccan has been a huge failure at the North London club and Arsene Wenger must at least be happy about the fact that he captured the forward on a free transfer but has been stuck with footing a wage packet of around # 60k a week for a player who has looked way out of his depth in the English top tier.

I think that us true arsenal fans are having a huge impact at the moment regarding the way wenger is changing and relizing that we need quality players coming into our team, we are not going to allow arsenal to become a has been side, I truly believe that the impact from us all has finally been heard by the board and wenger that enough is enough.lets hope that the transfers we are hearing of are true.

Two good pieces of transfer business this month could have a huge effect on how the season progresses, with the FA cup and Champions League to consider as well.

Manchester United have been handed a huge transfer boost with the news that Robert Lewandowski has hired super-agent Pini Zahavi to help get him a move away from Bayern Munich.

I know we didn't have the cash necessary to compete with the clubs I mentioned following the move to the Emirates but we also made huge mistakes in the transfer market which meant we were saddled with several below par players on high wages.

AKBs have defended him for years because of the lack of funds, but even with huge funds, Wenger has proven them wrong over the last three summer transfer windows.

Although most of the big clubs in European football are famed for spending huge amounts of money on players, since 2004 FC Porto have been making plenty on outgoing transfers.

There are far better players in his position out there (we have at least two) without all the baggage and huge transfer fee, plus wages.

Even with their owner they will have a huge strain on their Transfer and Wage budgets.

He also has plenty of years left in the tank being only 25 years old, has Premier League experience, and wouldn't command a huge transfer fee or wages.

All we can do now is wait and see... let me be clear I have no expectations whatsoever for this summer transfer window as the amount of things to solve are just huge.

Should Icardi end up agreeing this reported new deal with Inter, it'll come as a big boost to them, but a big blow to Chelsea, as it now seems that the Blues will have to fork out a huge transfer fee to sign the ace, one that would be a club record.

If I am a big manager of a company and given a huge transfer budget (around 100 milions, as promised to the fans before), I would have spent it to increase the company's performance.

There is a huge amount of uncertainty at the Emirates currently, and only when Wenger's future is confirmed will we really be able to gauge a realistic summer transfer window, although the Frenchman is claimed to have been tasked with a mass - rehaul of the squad should he stay.

I can sort of understand the impatience and understand the need for the instant fix — but even the most hardcore AOB has to see there have been huge gradual changes since the Ozil transfer.

Neymar would be a huge signing on and off the pitch for Man Utd, but this one is certainly a transfer story that will be difficult to believe until there is serious and tangible evidence that Neymar is considering a move to Manchester.

Arsenal and Manchester United look to have been handed a huge boost in their bid to sign Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal in this summer's transfer window with the news that the club have slashed their asking price for the Chilean international.

Arsenal have been given a huge transfer boost in their rumoured pursuit of Bordeaux forward Malcom as Bayern Munich deny their interest.

The new television deal will hand Wenger ample cash to spend in the transfer market, while Arsenal also have huge sponsorship deals with Emirates and Puma to bolster the coffers.

The current situation in the Premier League and in some clubs around Europe must be hurting Arsene Wenger, because whereas Arsenal used to have to deal with just a few really big spending clubs swiping the best players, including our own top talent like van Persie, Fabregas and all, the Frenchman is now seeing huge transfer fees being splashed around by every man and his dog.

THEY, have also had to pay hugely inflated transfer fee for all of them, and, apart fro Di Maria, Utd are a big step up from their previous clubs, and, will get a huge hike up in wages.

This transfer window is the first I can remember in a while where we actually signed players in each of the positions we required, and although Lucas Perez is somewhat of an unknown quantity, his stats stack up to someone who could have a huge say in our season.

Wenger has lived off the invincibles for 11 years spending wildly on weird transfers most of whom ended up on his huge dead wood pile.

Having Khedira able to play for us in the knockout rounds would be a huge bonus and could easily offset the transfer fee.

At the same time we have a report in The Guardian revealing that Alexis Sanchez has had to use an apparently huge offer to transfer to another club to sharpen the minds of the Arsenal board into accepting his own wage demands of around # 250,000 a week.

This is the first time I've ever looked at a transfer market and honestly said «Wenger has made a huge mistake».

Wenger is fully to blame for all that's wrong in the team, he's the manager he controls everything in Arsenal from training to transfers, the board has shown clearly that they give him huge transfer funds but he dithers and misses out on targets!