Further, I urge the ESRB to consider working with the relevant stakeholders — including parents — to collect and publish data on how developers are using loot boxes, how widespread their use is, and how
much money players spend on them.
Not exact matches
Ad tech firms are out of favor these days - too many
players, too many unmet promises, too little transparency, too few successes, and too
much money for nothing
much to talk about in the way of results.
I would
much like us to spend
money on a
player that will actually feature for most of the season not someone who'll link up with Diaby in the medic room, Hummels is a great
player but his recent injury record is definitely not what we need.
They can choose to absorb most of the salary, which would give the Marlins the gift of financial relief, or they can add prospects and young
players as a way to avoid absorbing that
much money.
I agree, but I think we have
players who got too
much too early on their contracts without justifying half the
money received (in some cases).
So even though Man City, Liverpool and Man United are all doing just as badly as Arsenal and a lot worse if you consider how
much more
money they have spent, it seems to be Wenger who is always in the press, on the verge of being sacked and with
players and staff supposedly disagreeing with every decision the Prof makes.
He does not grasp the fact that all the dressing room will be talking about is where these
players are going and how
much money they will get.
Yes, I agree, it will give squad depth but if you buy a
player for squad depth for 25 million then clearly you have too
much money and you have no clue what to do with them.
Cazorla is far better than Ozil in my opinion... We wasted 42M to replace our best
player (Cazorla was Arsenal best
player the season before we bought Ozil)... Don't get me wrong, Ozil is good but we should have invest that
money on a
much needed position, maybe a striker (Bitty that the stubborn one didnot get Higuain for less than 30M) or a defender...
There were 55
players on that shortlist so it may not sound all that impressive that three of them were Arsenal stars, but that number does look better when you compare it with our Premier League rivals, especially when you consider how
much more
money the likes of Manchester United and Man City have been throwing around to build their squads.
My point is, like I said before, to get a top
player, you pay top
money imagine how
much Palace is willing to pay for Batshuayi, even Chelsea...
Why we spent 35 M on Xhaka I will never understand - we needed mid field backups and not a first team
player this season worth that
much money.
The only problem is that Jason Bay and Oliver Perez were the
players traded away, and both of them could have helped the Padres just as
much, for a lot less
money.
But if this was true, this just shows how
much money matters to the club than trophies.Instead concentrating on getting
players, they are wasting time in these matters.
Champions League 25m that how
much Arsenal get as well as the
money Wenger has in his left in his wallet for new
players.
140.000 a week is too
much for a bench
player, we could get a very good
player for that
money.
Grimm is an amateur poker
player — which means he plays poker for
money but not for a living — and an amateur would have as
much chance in the big poker game at the Horseshoe as Cadillac Jack would have of bringing in a wildcat oil well through the floor of the First National Bank building in Abilene, Texas, where the Grimm Oil Company is located.
I always expect
players to try and get as
much money as they possibly can, because then I can be pleasantly surprised if they give a hometown discount lol.
and probably wants a decent retirement signing
money...... as
much as no
player is bigger than the club...... losing Alexis will affect Arsenal
much more......... you can't continue to lose your best
players at their peak...... and...... call yourself a big team............ it took an exceptional situation for Barcelona to let Neymar go.......
Arsenal don't have the power with neither Jack, nor Mesut and thus so need to cough up the
money or the
players won't sign, because a footballers career is short and as
much as you love your club, when the offer comes you have to make the best decision for yourself.
I think it's plainly simple as to why Arsenal are where they are, and it's because since building the stadium and
money being directed into this project over an extended period of time say 10 years (which I might add is understandable) the strategy then was to finish top four keep the funds coming in by finishing top four but not spending too
much on
players to see them through these years.
We can dream all we want about getting world class
players in and we can have as
much money to splash out on big name transfers but it is not going to happen until there is a change of manager.
Lastly Chelsea have one of the best youth development squads in the league, it is exactly how they avoid the FFP because they make so
much player sales off young
players not to mention there is a clause that
money spent on youth development is exempt from analysis in the FFP
Imagine when England do start producing
players of Cazorlas ilk, i wonder how
much money theyl go for.
Exactly, our average
players are making too
much money.
Perhaps they pampered the
players too
much with big
money and facilities
I was never try to insinuate that it's year 2000 in terms of spending and all that.Look at all the clubs you mentioned.They were Man Utd, Chelsea, Man wateva, PSG and Real Madrid.Arsenal has nothing on them when it comes to
money for transfers.The majority of these clubs also chalk a lot of success or have very wealthy owners who own a higher percentage of shares which adds to the
money already available for transfers.If they want to spend extravagantly let them do but not Arsenal.We must not compare ourselves to them in terms of spending.Lemar is a good
player and I like him very
much but he's just not worth # 80.
... Wenger can not understand that he has to pay for
players more then 10 years ago...
much much more, but Arsenal HAVE
money to spend!
Being from India I thought only cricket is fixed but seeing the last two games how
much ransome
money our
players have eaten.......
What's truly sad is that Arsenal are IMHO only a couple of really good
players away from being genuine title contenders, regardless of how
much the Superpowers spend yet puppet master Wenger and the mustached Mercenary Kroenke will never spend the necessary
money.
In his first few matches he tried to impress fans by holding on to the ball for too long but it's normal, every big
money players try as
much as possible to impress fans....
Redknapp agrees with Wenger's idea that big
money is being spent on average
players and he specifically declares that # 60 million for the reported Arsenal target Alexandre Lacazette from Lyon or # 30 million for the Valencia defender Mustafi is too
much.
Nabil Fakir will give us
much more offensively than Ramsey.If Manure and Chelski offer the right sort of
money let him go.Good
player but we can get better for the
money.
It really baffles me sometimes how fans like you portray Wenger and at the end I feel the day ya'all forget that Wenger is an employee of Arsenal and he's now bigger than the club, yes he's a legend and he deserves a statue but at the same time that is Arsenal's downfall because Wenger has too
much control over the club and he shouldn't be allowed to make some decisions on like
players to buy or the amount of
money to spend, he has to just focus on football and only football alone.
We spend the
money on Sterling and how
much do we have left to bring in other
players?
Outside of getting paid an exorbitant amount of
money, signing with a brand like Nike carries a level of validation that means as
much as signing your first contract as a professional
player.
However of course it is generally considered the higher the price the better quality of
player and if the Gunners do make a second big
money signing this summer, Arsenal fans could be in for an exciting start to next season, that will be met with
much eagerly awaited levels of anticipation.
All of the picks made today have bonuses that will impact a team's budget, as they only have so
much money to spend on picks in the first 10 rounds, and failure to sign a
player means they lose that pick's chunk of the spending pool.
«
Money» plays a factor, but it's silly to say that money is the main reason the Vikings want a player back that they moved up in the draft for, invested so much time and development in, and has spent countless hours supporting his r
Money» plays a factor, but it's silly to say that
money is the main reason the Vikings want a player back that they moved up in the draft for, invested so much time and development in, and has spent countless hours supporting his r
money is the main reason the Vikings want a
player back that they moved up in the draft for, invested so
much time and development in, and has spent countless hours supporting his rehab.
The willingness to absorb that
much money for a midseason deal, the ability to gamble on two expensive
players who had red flags where ligaments should be, was unprecedented.
As a matter of fact, this is one of the main reasons for underperforming in last few years - the so called «British core» - overrated and low quality British
players, well bellow, in quality, to foreigners.To spend 32 millions on 2 mediocre English
players - Welbeck and Chambers - when you can get foreign «wizzards» for that type of
money is suicidal.Now, go on an analyze how
much Wilshere, Gibbs, Ox, Walcott and Ramsey helped the team to be the best in the last few years.And how
much, for instance, did Sanchez in only few months.Alexis is better than all «British core» combined and cost a fraction of these overrated
players.The time we get rid of the british
players is the time we go back on top.Time will tell...
• Revis is not alone in his thoughts on the business of football, which are basically that
players can want simultaneously to win and want to make as
much money as possible.
If Wenger is guaranteed the revenue from the Champions League, it not only gives him more
money to spend, but it will also make it
much easier to convince world - class
players that they are going to club with great prospects of more trophies in the very near future.
Porto are known for the masses of
money from selling their
players and replacing them with better options, so don't expect them to suffer
much from losing the full - back and Martinez.
that's about eight
players... still not sure about Wilshere and Cazorla... we waste so
much money on wages...
Sylvain Distin is a good
player who even in his advancing years has the ability, leadership and speed to still work out as very good cover for our centre backs, good news also that Portsmouth will take any
money they can get at the moment so he wouldn't cost
much.
The
players were not making
much money, and the fans were not spending
much.
We do need strength in depth so clearly we can't look to allow all our replacements go but some will want to leave nonetheless and Daniel Levy has made it clear that he would like to recoup some
money from
player sales and two of these three could probably be allowed to be let go without it making too
much of an impact at White Hart Lane.
The focus on labor peace — a lie former Commissioner and current Commissioner Emeritus Bud Selig loved to mention — helped bring the
players here: There was too
much union attention paid to veterans and the
money they were already getting, and the
money they would get once they hit free agency.
We do not have as
much money as the top stars in the Premier League, but we have a lot of other things to offer — for example our
players were able to celebrate Christmas.»