Sentences with phrase «league and cup success»

Last year Squawka named him the best player under the age of 23 in world football, and since then he has continued to develop and enhance his skills, playing a key role in Juventus» league and cup success in the 2015/16 season.

League and cup success aren't the bottom line for a fund like Elliott - cash is.

He's quickly learning that league and cup success can mean nothing if you embarrass yourself in the Champions League.

Not exact matches

The Gunners are currently sitting in 6th in the Premier League table, but our reserves are through to the next round of the Europa League, and are in the quarter - finals of the League cup, but what is the minimum you would expect the team to achieve for the season to be considered a success with our current players and manager?

Sadly, with Wenger in charge we will never progress beyond a top four finish, the odd domestic cup success and a last sixteen exit in the Champions League.

Had to vote Top 6 + Europa League but it's missing a couple of other options of success: — A GREAT season (given the competition and crappy Sanchez / Ozil situation, etc.) would be Top 4 + Domestic Cup (s?)

Arsenal ladies now move their focus back to the domestic league and will hope to use the FA Cup success, as means of a boost to achieving a better position in the league.

And Liverpool midfielder Spearing, 23, is also adamant that the Reds» Cup success can not result in them coasting in the league.

Phil i agree get to the game but i think the majority have enjoyed finishing top four playing beautifully entertaining attacking football and winning fa cups making it to another final this year also emirates and invincible a champions league final we sadly lost but hey made it there and wengers success is legendary hes a club legend somone arsenal fams will tell there kids and grand kids about but lets win and make it to the final they are special go arsenal

Anyway position is not what people are moaning about, you say we can't compete with City financially but we're not trying, we we're the only team in the top five leagues in Europe last year to make a profit in the transfer window, he's tactical decision can not be understood by anyone, some of the teams and systems he picks are laughable, square pegs in round holes no success in 12 years apart from FA cups, a competition that carries no weight anymore.

This explains why Wenger is so highly regarded by the club, A. he works within the financial constraints imposed by the board B. has delivered, in the boards eyes, success with recent FA Cup wins and champions league football every year C. has maintained the support of fans as measured by financial returns on ticket sales and merchandise.

Look around the stadium and see the trophies listed as Arsenal successes and you will see every league and cup win highlighted and won under different managers.

Pellegrini won the Premier League and League Cup in his debut season in English football, but has failed miserably in his bid to replicate that success this term.

However, is he enough, to propel us to some sort of success this season; Carabao Cup, Europa League and Top 4?

If confirmed, it will end a seven - year stint at the Nou Camp for the 33 - year - old, where he has made 332 appearances for Barca while collecting quite the trophy haul with four La Liga titles and two Champions League trophies to go with two FIFA Club World Cup successes amongst many others.

First of all, if it was a decent excuse, then Leicester wouldn't have won the league, Atletico Madrid wouldn't be performing so well in recent years, Wigan wouldn't beat money bags City to win the cup, Porto never would have won the Champions League, and so on, and so on... Secondly, and most importantly, why haven't Arsenal improved then, if success is all down to finleague, Atletico Madrid wouldn't be performing so well in recent years, Wigan wouldn't beat money bags City to win the cup, Porto never would have won the Champions League, and so on, and so on... Secondly, and most importantly, why haven't Arsenal improved then, if success is all down to finLeague, and so on, and so on... Secondly, and most importantly, why haven't Arsenal improved then, if success is all down to finances?

Nothing Arsene gave us an FA cup last year, took us to the league cup finals (we lost due to the players and the negativity around the club) Yes Arsene delivers and yet the plastics hound him out!So true he makes success, he's experienced enough to turn things around, admited we're going through a rough patch now, but he'll turn it around if he's provided with the right kind of players.

As the current season hots up and enters one of the busiest and most important periods, for clubs like Arsenal that are still in the Champions League and the FA cup that is, Arsene Wenger knows that each game takes on more importance and a bad performance or two could really damage our hopes of success.

The pair enjoyed great success together at City between 2009 - 2013 as the FA Cup and a League title were both delivered during that spell, with Toure scoring the winner in the 2011 final against Stoke City to clinch the club's first major piece of silverware in 35 years.

According to The Sun, the Portuguese coach will receive a three - year deal which includes bonuses for successes in both leagues and cups.

We are a club with history and prestige — We haven't won the league in 13 years but it was only in the last 4 years that we have had the finances to compete as we have had to pay off the debt for our stadium so if we wanted to judge our success we would have to use the last 4 years and we have won 3 fa cups which is the second biggest trophy in England.

All that is left for Arsenal if we are to salvage any sort of happiness, dignity or some measure of success after the disappointing results in the Premier League and Champions League campaigns, is to win the FA cup trophy at Wembley in May.

A lot of Arsenal fans would gladly take a bit of the trophy success that Chelsea have enjoyed over the last decade or so, with Premier League titles, domestic cups and both the Champions League and Europa League to celebrate, but I am not so sure about the way that their big spending billionaire owner Roman Abramovich gets through managers.

Sirgu has enjoyed great success in Paris since moving to the Ligue 1 heavyweights from Palermo in 2011, winning three French titles, two League Cups and the French Cup.

And if the Saints did go on to lift the famous old cup that Arsenal have had so much success with in recent years, then it would mean that the side who finish sixth would not get a Europa League spot for next season.

I'm actually a fan of Dortmund myself, and just being contenders to the league, cup and advancing from the champions league group stages is considered success.

The Dutchman won a Premier League title and an FA Cup during his spell with Manchester City, but given the Rossoneri's continued struggle in recent years, he has been unable to replicate that success in Italy.

The bigger challenge now though will be to maintain that level of success and dominate both in England and in Europe, and in order to do that, he may well need reinforcements in certain areas given their shortcomings in the FA Cup and Champions League.

The FA Cup success does and should not detract from the fact that we were bloody awful in the Premiership and Champions League — it can not be disputed.

we knew at the end of the season gone that the only chance we have of success is the europa — it pains me to say it but we are still with a chance — a remote chance in premier league competition but far as domestic and europa cup competition we are very much an active threat.

Their only real success so far this season as come in the League Cup, where they've beaten Middlesbrough on penalties, and Swansea City — with Mario Balotelli even managing to get his name on the scoresheet in the latter game.

The majority of fans that go to the Emirates now never went to Highbury (at a guess, I'd say five to eight thousand) and only know reasonable success, ie, FA Cup wins and continuous Champions League qualification and only read about the «Invincibles», you can tell by the fact they never chant «come on you reds» which was a regular, extremely loud chant in the Highbury days and as ThirdMan pointed out are the prawn sandwich brigade mixed with the tourist support and there you have the empty seats.

Actually winning cups getting to those finals by beating the best teams in the leagues even though we lost one to the best team in the league this year is more than one fact and what the guy stated in the article is a host of statistical facts and we sniffed the league in 2016 every one but us failed to beat the champions that year twice there is a host of facts that hold up success here an mostly ranting opinions saying yea we won cups and made it to finals so what, we did nt win ecl or epl only 1 team does that and other than Leicester which we were 2nd only city, mu and chelsea have won since we last won so not many clubs do that and totten ham hasnt won a cup since 2008 we have won 5 in 8 seasons and been to 3 other finals

Considering how Arsenal played in the first two months of this season, it seems like a dream to see us going ten games unbeaten at this moment, and only needing five more wins to secure second place in the Premier League and a repeat success in the FA Cup Final.

* Winning the League (EPL) * His early success, a year after joining the Club in 1996 at Arsenal was phenomenal, winning the League (EPL) and FA cup double in 1997 - 98 & 2001 - 02 seasons and then winning the league for the last time in 2003 - 04 season (Les Invincible) was enough to win and melt the hearts of die hard fans, the Board and even eagle eyed watchers in London as well as coaches and even refLeague (EPL) * His early success, a year after joining the Club in 1996 at Arsenal was phenomenal, winning the League (EPL) and FA cup double in 1997 - 98 & 2001 - 02 seasons and then winning the league for the last time in 2003 - 04 season (Les Invincible) was enough to win and melt the hearts of die hard fans, the Board and even eagle eyed watchers in London as well as coaches and even refLeague (EPL) and FA cup double in 1997 - 98 & 2001 - 02 seasons and then winning the league for the last time in 2003 - 04 season (Les Invincible) was enough to win and melt the hearts of die hard fans, the Board and even eagle eyed watchers in London as well as coaches and even refleague for the last time in 2003 - 04 season (Les Invincible) was enough to win and melt the hearts of die hard fans, the Board and even eagle eyed watchers in London as well as coaches and even referees.

Though there were FA cup successes here and there but the lack of Premier League success also began to take its toll on the the team.

Conte is aiming to do the league and FA Cup double in his first year in England, and while his ability to deliver silverware will ultimately be the defining factor as to whether or not he is a success in west London, he has certainly shown enough to deserve the faith of the hierarchy.

Having built on his early promise at Pescara by being an important part of PSG's success in recent years with four Ligue 1 titles and countless domestic cups to his name, The Mirror claim that a move to the Premier League could now happen next summer.

Since Everton's last day in the sunshine of success, Liverpool have filled their silverware shelf with two FA Cups, three League Cups, one Champions League, one UEFA Cup and a couple of Community Shields.

While the Spanish coach has achieved considerable success at the Allianz Arena, having won three Bundesliga titles, the German Cup, the Uefa Super Cup and the Club World Cup during his time with the club, many may consider his time with Bayern to have been a disappointment considering his failure to take the club back to the final of the Champions League.

The team will be hoping that this kit will help them to defend their FA Cup title, as well as bring success in the Champions League and Capital One Cup.

The last time Arsenal faced the current English Premier League champions we won convincingly and that FA cup trophy success made both Arsene Wenger and the club record holders in the famous old football tournament.

Mourinho only joined United last season and enjoyed instant success with three trophy victories in his first year in charge, guiding the Red Devils to wins in the Community Shield, EFL Cup and Europa League.

Having won 10 of last 11 games in the League, culminating in our FA Cup success, another win against the Premier League Champions can only confirm we are in confident mood for the start of the season, and we will have more chance with Koscielny back in the heart of the defence.

The end of the campaign, champions league qualification and FA CUP success will all be pivotal in deciding Alexis Sanchez's future and personally I reckon if the Gunners do not achieve one or the other, perhaps even both, then we can wave goodbye to the superstar that has made us tick this season...

He also suggested that personal goals as well as trophy success is what drives him on, saying, «For a team, it [a trophy] is the biggest thing to get and we got it [last season with the FA Cup], but as a player, there are other things — being the best player in the world, other cups, the Champions League.»

This House of Cards created by the thin - skinned narcissist and our absentee landlord is going to come crashing down over the next 12 months and anyone who doesn't put the success of the club ahead of blind allegiances will need to check themselves so that we can move forward once the dust has settled... this club has been on auto - pilot for far too long and the same old, same old just won't cut it in the new EPL where many of the best managers, players and deepest pockets in the world now reside... just think to yourself what has transpired in the last 7 years alone: Leicester City won the EPL, Chelsea and ManCity have changed several managers and still won the League on multiple occasions, ManU lost Fergie yet we still didn't take advantage, Liverpool has emerged from their slumber and the Spurs are presently the better team in North London... if you find this acceptable, I feel for you and this future of this club... hope you all enjoy fighting with Everton and West Ham for the final Europa spot every year (aka the new Wenger Cup)

Arsenal have had moderate success in their new formation, winning four of their five past five league matches and reaching the FA Cup final with a gutsy fightback against City, and they passed another test here, recovering when the injured Alex Oxlade - Chamberlain had to be replaced by Héctor Bellerín before half - time.

Unfortunately, although that's meant recent FA cup success, it just so happens that this season that just means being the best of a bad bunch, and it still hasn't resulted in a league win.

Twice UEFA Super Cup losers after UEFA Champions League successes — and now once as UEFA Europa League winners — Manchester United have won only one of their four appearances.