Sentences with phrase «for league titles»

He said, «Players are fighting for league titles, it's emotions.

After all, challenging for league titles and European trophies is where the Gunners belong.

In truth, Barca also look a better bet than United right now in terms of challenging for league titles and the Champions League, so there seems plenty of reason for Gooners to be optimistic he won't end up at their rivals.

Mostly under the watch of head coach Diane Heine, the Falcons consistently challenged for league titles and contended for Sac - Joaquin Section banners.

The race for League titles, European places and to avoid relegation is all hotting up, so we look at the players who have started this season in sensational form.

we always do get our mojo back — but we should be competing for league titles - european titles - fed up of same ish every year

Man U look like they are losing their fight for the league title, top four even.

A team that was dubbed to fight relegation won the league over a club that was dubbed to challenge for the league title.

With a couple more additions we really could have a very strong squad capable of challenging for the league title, especially now as Arsene has confirmed Alexis is staying & Ozil has basically said he is staying put himself.

The real fact of the matter is that we are one injury to Theo Walcott away from having Olivier Giroud as our only Number Nine for the next couple of months, and for a club of our size aiming for the League title, is an unnecessary risk as far as I am concerned.

The quarterback said his team believes that it can compete for a league title, earn a playoff berth, and go far in the postseason.

If they can bring in 5 - 6 world class players next season and offload 5 - 7 average to below average players, AND with a new top quality Manager, they could probably get up to 4th place next season and then bring in another 5 top quality players the following offseason and then challenge for the league title in 2019 - 2020.

Not in his hometown, where folks are hungry for a league title that has eluded the Hillmen football team for more than a decade (Placer won the Sierra Foothill League in 1998).

And again he hits the bulls eye, because you can wait 10 years for a league title under one manager, or get it straight away with another.

Challenge for the League title?

i tell you what if this all did turn out to happen, we would surely be pushing hard for the league title this season.

We always lose the league during the transfer window: we are now in a good position to challenge for the league title next season if we make 3 quality additions; but strangely wenger and the board always find a way of stalling our progress by dithering during the window

I think the team right now is in tip - top condition to challenge Man City and Chelsea for the league title.

In my view, Wenger had pre-season targets of challenging for the league title up until the Manchester City and Chelsea revolutions, and has since been ordered to keep inside the top four, which have all been met.

next season wenger should go all out for league title and think less about champ league

Not sure he is what we need to push for the league title.

In my opinion Arsenal arguably may not have the best team in the league, but we have a squad full of talent and a squad that should undoubtedly be challenging for the league title this season.

It appears that the British media do not want Gareth Bale to stick out his tough time in Spain... Now, Paul Scholes has urged the Welsh winger to join Manchester United and help their push for the league title next season.

A week later however and the long overdue signings of Lucas Perez and Shkodran Mustafi have put a smile on the faces of Arsenal fans as we can hope that they can help us stride towards a more challenging position for the league title this season.

For those who think no members need o be added are you confident the current strike force is able to score the goals needed to challenge for a league title and the CL?

United under Mourinho could well be considered the most likely to be serious challengers for the league title despite their current form and standing, especially given the Portuguese's winning mentality, and considering his side could well be adjusting to his methods still.

i'm being realistic because i know this, so don't bother hoping for the league title....

Wenger now has the formation and the team to make it work, so having beaten Chelsea at their own game once, perhaps we can believe that we are now better than the Champions and go all out for the League title next season?

With Yaya Toure, Fernando, and Fernandinho all looking either out of form or past their best, manager Manuel Pellegrini could need some significant investment if they are going to challenge for the league title again.

Prepare for the malaise because we are not fighting for the league title or CL anytime soon.

Andre has 11 goals and three assists in 30 appearances this season, helping manager Marcelo Bielsa to challenge for the league title until the latter stages of the season in his debut campaign in charge of Marseille.

The sad part is Wenger always insists at stopping 2 or 3 players short of a squad that could compete seriously for the league title.

He is no where near good enough to play for a top four side, and he isn't a player a squad would have when they wish to challenge for the league title.

Van dijk 50m Turan 25m Mahrez 40m and with what we already have we would definitely compete for the league title.

Add the fact that Atleti are still in contention for the league title as well as the Champions League in what is a critical point in their campaign, Griezmann's future beyond this season is likely to be the last thing on his mind.

Now, if we have intentions of planning to compete seriously for the league title next season, then we need to start asking the important questions right now, this season.

Isn't it bemusing?The season that were supposed to finally challenge the big boys for the league title is increasingly looking like the season that we finally miss out on champions League qualification.All courtesy of the untouchable, unquestionable Sir Arsene Wenger, the founding father of Arsenal, well according to the akbs

It simply confounds me as to how anyone can honestly conclude that the present lot could challenge for the league title.

Challenge for the league title?

It would be great to win the league, but at the very least sustain a serious challenge for the league title till the end.

But now let's go all out for the league title next season.

They'll hope to make a deeper run in Champions League competition this year which may hinder their quest for a league title.

Other targets reportedly include Barcelona defender Dani Alves [via ITV Sport], Southampton midfielder Morgan Schneiderlin [via Metro Sport] as well as Borussia Dortmund's deep - lying playmaker Ilkay Gundogan [via Express Sport] as the club look to pose a genuine threat for the league title next season.

But those days seem to be over and we are currently back amongst the best competing for the league title.

Sanchez will be crucial to any hopes the North London outfit have of ending their 11 - year wait for a league title and Henry firmly believes the new Emirates Stadium hero is capable of helping to end the drought next season:

In turn, it now comes down to what Lukaku prefers as he could either go back to Stamford Bridge where he feels he has unfinished business, or seal a reunion with Mourinho and ply his trade for United as they look to push on this coming season and challenge for the league title and Champions League.

I believe we have a great squad able of competing for the league title with the exception of the lack of wingers and a DM, other than that I believe our problems on the pitch are purely tactical and the lack of quality coaching contributing to those failures..

This nightmare needs to end soon Wenger will be in his 70s for goodness sake what the hell are the board seeing that's making them hang onto a man who's earning a bloody fortune whilst continuously failing season after season and in the process of that failure we're further away from challenging for the league title than ever before!

Recent Arsenal fans may only think about the ding - dong battles with Man United for the League title or the uncanny hold Chelski has had over us until this season, but it has always been a long held tradition for the Gunners to hate Tottenham more than any other team.

With La Liga, Serie A, and Bundesliga all starting up soon, who's expected to contend for each league title?