Sentences with phrase «into rumours like»

As for the likelihood of this rumour coming true, well, I normally wouldn't put too much stock into rumours like this, but last season, when rumours about Caleb Ekuban joining Leeds from Chievo Verona started from Ghana Soccernet, I thought the rumours were ridiculous.

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They, like everybody else, are victims of the transfer market and the rumour mill, which over the lifetime of the Premier League has been built into something like a machine for the transformation of hope into misery.

Sadly we are surrounded by it and, like a lot of you, I tend to buy into the back page transfer rumours in order to make me feel positive about the future.

coquelin needs someone to compete with, i just wonder why wenger hardly invests in a proper proven dm instead of converting players like arteta into that role.we have been linked with dms since the m» villa rumours were flying about, i just wonder why he overlooks such a vital position.

But anyways, we all like a good rumour we can put our hopes into, so I'll ignore that reality.

So with the rumour going around the football media that the Frenchman will have something like # 150 million to spend on new players we were looking at an average spend of # 50 million on each, which is certainly good news in terms of getting the right quality into our squad.

As if there aren't enough rumours about future grands prix in places like Denmark, the Netherlands, and Vietnam, it looks like Tunisia is about to throw its hat into the ring as well.

Take, «The Jeff», a really exciting prospect with an athletic physique and great skill, whom many of us think could be a real Arsenal star of the not too distant future, but if any of the rumours circulating about other young, skilful players supposedly interesting Arsenal, like Golovin, mentioned above, or Mahrez from Leicester or the now unlikely transfer of Lemar, I wonder how he will ever get into the team, and does that mean he will lose impetus and start thinking he has to get out?

Tottenham look like they could be dipping into the transfer market in January if the latest rumours are anything to go by — but are they targeting the wrong player?

Just like Wesley Sneijder's annual links to Manchester United, the yearly rumours over the Frenchman moving to Emirates have long since drifted into the realms of cliché.

As the summer transfer window rumour mill slowly kicks into life like a theme park attraction juddering into action after a period of inactivity, much of the talk surrounds the fates of two players tipped to travel in opposite directions: David De Gea and Gareth Bale.

Twitter is abuzz as the rumour mill goes into overdrive, irritating clickbait articles spread like a common cold and everyone throws in their two pennies worth as to who their club should or shouldn't be signing.