Sentences with phrase «lived up to his price tag just»

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i am not an ozil lover and neither am i an ozil hater, i just think he has not lived up to his price tag, but, he is getting there, and i believe he will shine in the f a cup final in may, regardless of who we face.

Very few people were surprised that the massive midfielder struggled to live up to his massive price tag, with many believing he would be on his way out of Manchester this summer after just a single season.

Ashley Young will surely be on his way out of the clubs soon enough, as he just hasn't lived up to the hype or his price tag since joining from Aston Villa.

Fernando Morientes, Robbie Keane, Alberto Aquilani, Lazar Markovic and Christian Benteke are just some high - profile names that immediately spring to mind, when it comes to failing to live up to a price tag, and there are many more if you think long and hard enough.

What makes this even better and worthy of its high price tag is that it can act as a seat for children up to the age of 2, so its shelf life isn't just a few months.

Sony had to play catch up with Microsoft in implementing all of these services on its floundering PlayStation 3, as it struggled with low adoption rates caused by its lack of games, a high price tag, and the perception that its online service, while free, just couldn't provide the same solid experience as Xbox Live.

They categorically fail to live up to their price tag, and it just reminds me of how dire this entire situation still is.

Razer says that more updates are coming to help bolster camera performance, but currently, its dual 12 - megapixel rear cameras just don't live up to the phone's $ 700 price tag.

The Mu - so Qb looks just as beautiful as its larger sibling, but it doesn't quite live up to its $ 999 price tag.