Sentences with phrase «done by any club»

So, here's the thing: some people think the word «fan» or «supporter», in football, means one who supports a club and its players and whole - heartedly accepts everything done by the clubs administrative board, coach, players and asks no question whatsoever even when it is glaring that things are going wrong or not being done properly.

I've already written here on Anfield Index about the business that Liverpool have done in the transfer market this summer, but what seems to have become a real bode of contention with a large number of fans is the business not done by the club this summer.

The forum was largely supportive of that position but there was also a unanimous feeling that more could be done by the club to prevent abuse of the existing system.

This contract is the biggest paid contract ever done by any club in the history of football.

In a massive shake - up exercise done by the Club's technical team saw the former Ghana U17 goal poacher being put on transfer.

Not exact matches

One of the ways he plans to do all this, according to comments he delivered to the Detroit Economic Club in early February, is by returning the economy to a 4 percent annual growth rate, which the U.S. has not consistently experienced since the 1980s and 1990s.

When I stopped by the Horseshoe, he was buying drinks for everyone who showed up — friend, acquaintance or media — urging people to try out a bike or enjoy a complimentary taco and then settling in the back of the club when the music started: a couple of little - known local indie bands played, and Broken Social Scene member Brendan Canning — dressed as if he'd just arrived from Wimbledon's centre court — did a DJ set.

«There are the people who just want to keep doing what they are doing, and their concern is that the new regulations will make what has always worked suddenly become legally ambiguous,» says Alex Mittal, co-founder and CEO of Funders Club, an online venture capital firm that has been invited to comment on the changes by the White House, the Treasury and several D.C. think tanks.

[Update: Diners Club is operated by Discover, which has since indicated that there will be no negotiations concerning MoxyOne as it does not allow customers to purchase cryptocurrencies.]

Fosun, run by a professed «Warren Buffett of China,» made multibillion - dollar deals for Club Med, Cirque du Soleil and other brands.

They do this by joining Kiné in a community of life - long - learns called the Prosperity Club.

In another video, iFollow Club's COO, David Williams, explains how iFollow Club works by skipping the learning curve of new traders and that you don't even have to know anything about trading to make money from trading.

However, membership rates will vary significantly between clubs, depending upon what you elect to charge, how your rates are affected by competition, and the number of memberships you sell that receive corporate discounts, and we do not represent that any franchisee can expect to attain any particular level of sales.

So you know by now (if you didn't realize upon reading the first 2 paragraphs in this review), that the Daily Trader Club is nothing but a scam.

Do they really imagine that an atheist wants to join their religious group, hide his / her real beliefs for months or years, get themselves elected by other members then radically change the whole nature of the club, against all the other member's wishes?

Many Americans may reciprocate the contempt in which they are generally held by Harvard and Hollywood, but that does not mean that they are ready to embrace the future proposed by Liberty University or the 700 Club.

The club's owner is angered by Jimmy Steinway's sneaking in advertising executives because he «doesn't want that element in the club.»

Because it doesn't seem to me like you actually want someone to join you in heaven, you seem to get excited by the fact that you'll be able to look down and jeer at those that didn't make it into your special club.

With over 20 % of Americans now identifying as religiously unaffiliated and MANY of the people who do identify themselves as Christians are only saying that to stay part of «the club» and to not be ostracized by their Christian friends, the numbers of the deluded are dwindling.

And the «borrowed from Zen philosophy» argument about God's will interpreting what is just and good, not mortal man, does not apply when the rules are enforced by child molesters who are as open minded as the Hitler's Youth clubs they spawned from.

I truly do not know how people can get by on these middle class social club versions of Christianity.

In recent years, however, I've found my enthusiasm for Rapture theology dwindling, and in Chapter 8 of «Surprised by Hope,» (our book club selection for the month of June), Wright does an excellent job of exploring the passages often used to support it.

Because they didn't have anything to do with those things, just like 99.9 % of Muslims have nothing to do with terror attacks, and are just as victimized by it because ignorant people like you seem to believe all Muslims belong to the same secret club.

It's the «us» and «them» that is if you are in the club you are in i.e. if you think, behave, have the same worldview and have done what you have needed to be accpeted by the club you are in.

So, by telling people they aren't a part because of what you believe the club rules say, doesn't actually make it true.

His club does a lot of good by contributing to a hospital for crippled children, and anyway there is one place where you can get away from the women and be a man!

I know that many elders and churchgoers don't like the idea of their building becoming an office complex or dance club, but from God's perspective, is the building really accomplishing its purpose by sitting empty six days of the week, or being a place that Christians dump thousands and millions of dollars into every year just so they can have a place to talk about the Bible?

This isn't a military thing either, anti-semitism is rejected by the government and most people in America, and yet it still persists, just more subtly, like country clubs that were historically anti-semitic still don't have many jewish members and many applicants magically keep getting pushed to the bottom of the list, I have a feeling the same thing will happen here.

Making, and thus appreciating, a good club requires a sort of manly determination to abide by rules you did not pick, and to find poetry in the everyday.

One quite practical reason is because much can be learned about a restaurant by how it serves its club sandwich — does it cut corners, or invest in good ingredients?

I didn't know which way to turn, and only by chance a colleague in the organisation I did voluntary work for invited me to come along to a job club he went to.

You Said ---- Moral relativity doesn't work because if it did then I could, say, club a baby seal and as long as I can justify by my moral position then you could not say anything was wrong.

Moral relativity doesn't work because if it did then I could, say, club a baby seal and as long as I can justify by my moral position then you could not say anything was wrong.

Hard to do, I think, when some churches are so highjacked by bureaucracy, or are full of just spectators, or have become no more than a social club.

I think a significant percentage of Christians see the religion for all its foolishness, they just want to stay in the church club, don't want to upset their friends, don't want to rock the boat, don't want to be ostracized by questioning how nonsensical the whole religion is.

Finally, Father's Day is just around the corner on June 21, so don't forget to celebrate dad this summer by stopping by Polo Club Lounge at Windsor Court.

«Sporting clubs don't need «Government by stealth» in their canteens which provide a valuable source of fundraising to keep the fields mown and the equipment in good working order.

Recipe by Chef Josh Johnson, currently Head Pastry Chef at The American Club, In 2015, he won the bronze medal at the Coupe du Monde de la Patisserie as a member of the US Pastry Team.

, its chicly cavernous Club Restaurant — dominated by a wood - fired clay rice cooker that turned out bowls and bowls of chestnut sticky rice — did not.

This club has 0 ambitiom to do anything about it and when fans try to stand u0 for the club like they did last year they get drowned out by the blind faithfuls.

They didn't join the club to live and comfort and feel loved, they wanted to make a name for themselves by winning trophies.

As per the Daily Mail, the two clubs are reportedly in advanced negotiations for the 16 - year - old, with Ronald Koeman's side hoping a deal for the youngster can be done by the end of the week.

So Vlad there is a lot of keen supporters out there who are very, very concerned about the state of the club and they don't need to be insulted by you or the likes of you.

I understand your premise but we must realise that for years Wenger was confined by financial constraints, and I honestly don't think many other managers could have kept the club in the champions league, look at Liverpool and Man United, even with there inflated budgets they failed to achieve a top four finish in recent years.

If wenger wants to do whats best for arsenal, he should say by christmas what his intention is, and if he is retiring, let the club then make an informed choice for his replacement, not a rush job.

The fact is that Wenger did manage to realise at least some of those hopes by keeping the club among the European elite by qualifying for the Champions League group stage every year without fail.

And please don't give me the «wait until it's on Arsenal.com» because we do know that transfers are leaked sometimes before it is made official by clubs.

What we do know is that big clubs buy big name players for large sums of money KNOWING that they won't recoup the money by a future sell on of the player (e.g. Ronaldo at Real).

I think people should do some reading / research on psgs recent history which explains how the club is coming by hundreds of millions of pounds for players.

«People forget quite quickly the times gone by and the years where he made a real impact on the club to get them where they are today, which is why I don't quite understand the protests.»