Sentences with phrase «if club»

I get it, he only has a year on his contract, but still, with all the mega $ out there now being thrown around, surely, if a club really wanted him so badly and rated him as a huge player, where are the big offers??? Perhaps other clubs would love to have him as a player, but would they want to deal with another ego in their squad?

Turning it down would only prolong the inevitable though, but if another club from outside the EPL were to bid, would that make a difference?

No one knows if the club or Wenger is really interested but every day we keep hearing that Bacca is of interest to Arsenal.

If the club wishes to sell, Arsenal will get him.

I get it, he only has a year on his contract, but still, with all ht mega $ out there now being thrown around, surely, if a club really wanted him so badly and rated him as a huge player, where are the big offers??? Perhaps other clubs would love to have him as a player, but would they want to deal with another ego in their squad?

If any club signs him during January, I promise you that that information will be leaked, especially if Arsenal are doing well.

I agree that if a club wants a player to honour their contract, then the player should be professional, and do so.

The players can not get their winning mentality back, if the club's mentality is still more profit oriented than achievement.

That's right after a decade of sighs I sometimes think it must be nice to be lobotomised but then the brain kicks in and a measured assessment of results and performance lead to one simple conclusion if the club is to return to the top bracket of european football where true fans want us to be... Wenger out,,

Its not like as if the club will suddenly go in to administration if he takes a risk for once in his career at arsenal!..

The Armenian international could choose to let his contract run out and leave next summer if the club can't offer him what he wants both on a personal basis and in terms of the team's progress in the coming years.

If the club want me to leave, then I will go.

Pardew is contracted to the club until 2020, and is likely to demand a fairly hefty pay - off if the club decides he should be relieved of his position.

With Berbatov already manning one of the striker roles, you have to wonder if the club really need another striker?

It would be a sensible signing for Guardiola if the club manage to pull it off, as ultimately the 28 - year - old has plenty of experience in the Premier League, and has proven to be consistent and important performer for Southampton for some time.

Parker now appears to have questioned if the club still need him in their squad with the arrival of Sanchez, who could be an upgrade on him in a centre - forward role, despite also being capable of playing in other positions.

However, the Daily Mail report that there could be uproar in the camp of the Spanish champions if the club make Ronaldo their highest - paid player.

Following Klopp's words, it'll be interesting to see if the club want to bring in a replacement for the seemingly out - going Emre Can.

The implication is that if a club misses out on the Champions League, then all the world's best players will look at them with disdain and contempt.

i believe he will sign Leo Messi if the Club can afford him... can i shock you??

While a new goalkeeper undoubtedly looks a necessity, with De Gea a major upgrade on current number one Keylor Navas, it's debatable if the club needs more than one new attacking player.

and frankly its mediocrity if the club celebrate him as a great along side Fergie with just 3 premier league titles and no European glory.

And if any club that had only gone as high as # 16 million being their record transfer for a player, but then triple that on a # 42 million and # 150,000 a week player, what do you think will be expected of that player?

«It would have been a huge disappointment if Club Brugge and Sevilla FC had failed to reach an agreement.

Arsenal fc club should do anything and everything in its power, to keep both alexis and ozil if they want away, If the club is serious about challenging for the title and building for the future!Coyg!

if our club at its manager isn't that keen on improving the squad, we can atleast hope that the improving players (Bellerin) and star players (Ozil) we have will be generous enough to stick with us regardless of the fact they most likely will have to forgo the opportunity to win prestigious titles.

Ozil loves Arsenal and would gladly stay if Our club do the right thing.

Arsene Wenger's future will surely be up for review again if the club fail to make the top four for a second season in a row, so if Arsenal were to appoint someone like Carlo Ancelotti or Diego Simeone, they could be ideal to get the best out of the fiery Balotelli.

It honestly does nt matter if we drop to pot two if the club only has an ambition to get to R16 and then drop out.

Yes i'd take winning the Europa this season to gain CL qualification even if Wenger wouldn't, it would help us attract the right players and allow us to move forwards if the club will only spend the money — which i doubt and the manager can get them playing together with the right tactics.

At the same time if you were trying to get a player of the season guy from any of the PL clubs, even if their club was relegated it would cost more than 35 — 40 mil, maybe a lot more for English 20 yo player.

If the club can't turn it around quickly enough, then the Arsenal hierarchy is not good enough.

If our club really has aspirations to win the PL in the coming years, than allowing such a top player in Sanchez join a rival would be suicide.

Even if the club is all about profits, this is still poor management, we could have easily fetched at least 60m for chamberlain over the next one year had we tied him down for a new deal.

If both club and manager where at loggerheads over our transfer policy, Wenger would have gone long ago.

In this modern day, its not the club who has the power, its the players and their agents who decides if the player leaves or stays, so even if the club offers money to a player it is left to what the player wants.

I wonder if the club might think of giving him a «testimonial» type game if this is the case?

But Stephan, your post will be derided by the vast majority of fans who totally get that we HAVE to force change and soon, if the club is to survive as a major force in the future.

My educated guess would be Sanchez might just sign a huge contract extension, however, to get his buy - in, there would be a clause (promise) stating he could leave if the club does not achieve CL play next season.

BUT that has to align with the test interest of the TEAM and if the club is successful then so be it.

I mean it is not as if the club is stony broke or anything, and even in those years when the boss was having to scratch around for cheap and relatively unheard of players to sign, the boss could always find someone.

IF the club has the money and is providing the money for you to spend then SPEND IT!!!! EARLY AND ON TOP CLASS PLAYERS!!!

Pellegrini may struggle to retain his managerial post, especially if the club fail to secure a top four finish, indeed the Guardian report on the possibility of Jurgen Klopp replacing the Chilean as Man City boss.

And seeing in the first place if the player is interested to move, and if so if here, and if the club is willling to let go, and if so if here.

I personally don't see Wenger buying 2 strikers in the same window but if 1/2 mentioned above feels that it's time for him to move on for various reasons then he'll probably have no choice more so if the club is able to get between 15 - 20m which is exactly how much Arkadiusz Milik & Vincent Janssen would cost.

We put so much blames on the coach some of which he rightly deserves but if the club is not his.

I would literally cry as a grown man if the club I grew up supporting gets slaughtered at home like we're the away team.

They made Glen Murray look like a world beater.A massive clear out is needed if the Club is to recover.

In turn, if the club are unable to convince him to pen a new agreement, then they would surely have to start considering offers for the Chilean international in a cut - price January deal rather than lose him for nothing six months later, and possibly to a direct rival in Manchester City, as per the report.

If the club is so into making money, then why have they not grasped this basic concept.