Sentences with phrase «name players such»

Apple Music is entering a crowded streaming music field dominated by big name players such as Pandora, Spotify and Rdio.

While the early wave of sponsorship cancellations was weighted heavily towards the most beleaguered industries and marginal teams, by May 2009, speculation had begun that even brand - name players such as Jeff Gordon might be affected.

The team lost Pro Bowl DE Julius Peppers over the off - season and features a number of overrated, big - name players such as Jared Allen, D.J. Williams and Jay Ratliff.

In the wake of another win by the skin of their teeth, Tottenham have shown that not only are they capable of winning through a bad streak of games, but, doing so without big name players such as Gareth Bale and Michael Dawson.

In addition, the big - name players such as Blackstone and Starwood that have entered the non-traded REIT sector have helped to «legitimize the space» that already has about $ 70 billion in equity, he says.

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It means, he hopes, that the big free - to - air networks will be enticed to take a package of NBL games along with the rights to telecast what will be the biggest basketball matches in Australia for years, between the Boomers led by international names such as Philadelphia 76ers star Ben Simmons and fellow National Basketball Association players such as Patty Mills and Joe Ingles against a US team that could include the biggest names in the sport.

The names include some big players on the market, such as Natural Balance Foods (Nakd, Trek), Lifefood (Lifebar), Dorset Cereals, Pulsin, Rude Health, Windmill Organics, Castus, Planet Organic, Mornflake, together with the retailers already mentioned above.

With a number of Real Madrid fans in discontent following the sales of big names such as Angel Di Maria and Xabi Alonso this summer, not to mention the departure of key player Mesut Ozil to Arsenal last year, the Spanish giants are under growing pressure to bring in more Galacticos this January.

Remys 1st, he was class according to some here, second match he is shit.just like the case some already saying he wanted us to buy jovetic just because he scored 2goals but did nt say the same thing when jove was in the physio room last season and will not reapeat it when he gets injured again.most here are quick to say «i clamoured for a certain player to be bought» when such a player is performing but none here would say» i was wrong» on their favourite players (that eventually flop) that we did nt buy.i think i am beginning to understand hafiz now when he named fans favourites: cisse, diame, capoue, victor moses etc..

Their star player now is undoubtedly Marco Veratti, the 20 - year - old who was snapped up by PSG last summer, though England can also boast some familiar names who will have the scouts paying close attention in Israel, such as Tom Ince, Nathaniel Chalobah, Jack Butland, and of course Manchester United's Wilfried Zaha.

The likes of Martin Skrtel, Jordon Ibe and Joe Allen are no longer Liverpool players, with names such as Sadio Mane, Georginio Wijnaldum and Ragnar Klavan ready to enter their first season as Liverpool players.

Monaco since the take over has spent money also on big names like Falcao, etc But Monaco youth scouting is very good at getting very talented players at such young age and it only takes a good coach to develop them.

If Wenger could sign a couple of big name players who play their football in similar positions, such as the Leicester and Algeria attacking star Riyad Mahrez and the Lyon and France striker Alexandre Lacazette, would you be happy to see Walcott and Giroud join the Hammers or should we hang on to one or both as well?

Yes, the Bundesliga legend may no longer be the player he once was — but to have such a world - class name grace England's top flight should be welcomed.

In present day however, we see big physical players in Koscielny, Coquelin and Xhaka, as well as players with a big name presence, such as Cech and Alexis.

For a guy who had been such a great story of perseverance, working his way up from having been cut three times by the Steelers and playing in the World League early on in his career, all the way to being named Defensive Player of the Year after the 2008 season, Harrison's journey was not supposed to end anywhere but in Pittsburgh in a Steelers uniform.

Mertz should never have been our captain in the first place... who has ever heard of a team that makes 11th hour transfer buys (Arteta & Mertz) then seemingly places those same individuals into prominent leadership positions from the get - go... indicative of the problems that have permeated our clubhouse for the better part of 7 years under the Kroenke & Wenger... what is wrong with the players chosen and / or the management style of Wenger that doesn't develop and / or encourage strong leadership from within... Mertz was the fine collecting lackey from year one... this is what happens when you don't get world - class players because many times they want to have a voice on and off the pitch and this can't happen when you play for a fragile manager who has developed a coddling wage structure where everyone is rewarded for simply wearing the shirt and participating in the process... not enough balance between performance and pay, combined with the obvious favoritism shown to some players regardless of their glaring lack of production... remember that Ramsey has played in positions that make no sense considering his skill - set (out wide) and has forced other players off the field or into equally unfamiliar positions with little or no justification (let's remember when you read articles about how Ramsey's goals this upcoming season being the potential X-factor for our success that this is the same individual who didn't score a goal until the final week last season)... this of course is just one example of many... before I hear another word from Mertz I want this club to address the fact that no former player of any real consequence has any important role in the management structure of this club, yet several former Gunners have expressed serious interest in just such an endeavor (Henry, Viera, Adams, Bergkamp... just to name a few legends)... there is only one answer: an extremely insecure manager!!!

The Spanish giants could now be set to let more big names go this January, with the club seemingly looking to rebuild as they consider the futures of players who will surely now attract interest from top European clubs such as Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea.

It's Wanger he is terrified of big players that's why he turned down Real Madrid in the past and he even said so that he couldn't control so many and such big names in one club, that's why he likes to take young players and he molde them in to passive players all great but no agretion.

Whilst Arsene Wenger may have changed his policy with regards to splashing the cash, the big money additions of Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez being prime examples of this, the idea that the Gunners boss would offer such a sum for a player with less than 30 Serie A starts to his name is fairly absurd.

Players such as Aaron Ramsey, Danny Welbeck, and Alex Oxlade - Chamberlain were name - checked by the 25 - year - old as the reasons for their potent attacking play.

Some players really do keep going for a long time — you all know about recent big names such as Frank Lampard, Steven Gerrard and Andrea Pirlo making moves to the MLS, but some of these from our top ten are sure to shock you!

If Ozil wasn't such a big name then it would be easier to drop him and the player I would want in that 3 man CM you listed wouldn't be Iwobi but M - Niles, Iwobi forgets his def duties a bit too much recently for the trust given to a CM.

You forget that Lukaku and Benteke have achieved admirable feats playing in clubs like Aston Villa, West Brom, Everton who I find it very hard to remember names of players in their midfield rather than Barkley, Barry and Fabian Delph while Giroud has had the luxury of players such as Cazorla, Ozil, Sanchez, Walcott, Ramsey for 3 seasons now who are an indisputable stronger creative force compared to those other teams mentioned.

His name is Mesut Ozil and the brilliant German has been such a key player for us this season that Wenger will not leave him out.

Every big name out there today had to be placed on a platform for all to see them perform before everyone realised that such and such player is indeed very good.

As my name suggest, a lot of our player was as such, we're was ozil, theo.

This group specialises in castegorising players into «darlings» and «rejects» and coining unsavoury names for the players they hate such as «forehead» for Gervinho, «Lord» Bendtner etc..

There is no point in suggesting names to replace such weak performers because nothing will happen Mertesacker our worst player is now Captain and spokesperson...

There is a high possibility that some big name players wouldn't want to change clubs before such a big event.

It really is a testament to Chelsea's summer spending that we're leaving such big names out of the side, while also partially forgetting the existence of exiled Diego Costa who remains a Chelsea player despite his desire to leave.

Big names such as Diego Costa, Cesc Fabregas and Filipe Luis have since been brought in, while club legend Didier Drogba has also returned to Stamford Bridge on a free transfer and promising youngster Thibaut Courtois has returned to the club after three years out on loan with Atletico Madrid — and it is these signings that look to have pushed these two players out of the exit door:

He is one of the world's best paid players, earning # 15million a year from Manchester United, and has sponsorship endorsements with big names such as Nike, Nokia, Ford, Coca Cola and Asda, as well as appearing on the front cover of every FIFA video game since 2005.

I'm 100 % certain we have made a bid for this one, whenever you have to google the player's name, Wenger is always highly interested to sign such player and compete with Chelsea, City and United with such a player.

This is the only way our team will achieve results not through artificial lables like «world class», «big name», «class player etc when such labels are not exhibited in one's game.

No doubt Roman Abramovich is probably feeling left out watching as Real Madrid, and to a far lesser extent, Man City buy players at an alarming rate and for big big money whilst Chelsea bring in lesser names such as Sturridge and Turnbull, but now the Chelsea Supremo want to bid big for a player that Carlo Ancelotti knows all too well.

The # 12m rated flair player would add more creativity to the Liverpool midfield and the signs are there that owners NESV are willing to offer Hodgson a decent transfer fund that should be more than able to fight for big name signings such as this.

I think the signing of both of these players would be a great boost for us for the coming season Cavani has undeniable class but can't see Wenger going for a striker this summer considering that we only bought Welbeck not even a year ago, I think we should go for Marco Reus as our now customary (or so they would have us believe) marquee signing of the summer and promote from within to fill some of the other gaps in our squad, except for maybe CDM as we lack rotation in this area, but our very own Le Coq shows what promotion from within can achieve, he is just one of many players to come through the ranks to command a spot in our starting XI, such as Bellerin those 2 seem like almost the first names on the team sheet nowadays who would have thought that 1 year ago or even 6 months ago?

Diario Gol also list Luka Modric as a big name who could be on his way out, along with some youngsters and squad players such as Lucas Vazquez, Dani Ceballos, Marcos Llorente, Kiko Casilla, Achraf Hakimi and Jesus Vallejo.

I can't remember a game where so many little individual plays and players could be named offhand and with such ease.

Given that the Premier League is very competitive with a plethora of world - class players, many star names had to be left out such as Diego Costa, Samir Nasri, David de Gea, Juan Mata and Petr Cech.

Sevilla has been extremely successful in the past decade or so, with a number of big name players coming in and leaving on big - money transfers, with players such as Dani Alves and Jesus Navas playing on the 2006 and 2007 UEFA Cup winning teams.

It is not my place to harass players or call them names like «Flappyhandski» or «van Porcelain» when they make mistakes or are struggling with injuries only to then whine about Arsene Wenger not giving them long contracts when such players seek more opportunities to play or earn more money elsewhere.

The go - to substitution of (insert defender name here) for Diego Fabbrini during the second half never yielded results and injuries to key players such as Almen Abdi and Gabriele Angella, among others, narrowed down the options as far as team selection.

Owen does not name any of the tabloids, but it is clear that he is not pleased with such reports and finds it hard to believe that Van Gaal has already made up his mind which players to axe after just one day.

They have an excellent youth setup, one of the best in the world, and a number of players from the academy will be on show, such as Arsenal target Julian Draxler and teenager Maximilian Meyer to name just a few.

Of course, regardless of the most hopeful, optimistic attempts at finding logic behind the links between the Irishman, many Liverpool fans will remain unconvinced of an approach for a player without the stellar CV and statistics of other names on the move who may be worth a gamble such as Alexandre Pato.

The 29 - year - old Ireland striker may not be a player that Liverpool fans would want or expect their club to be linked to, not over more headline - grabbing names such as Alex Teixeira, who has scored 26 goals in 22 games for Shakhtar Donetsk this season, but there may be method to the idea of bringing in the less - heralded forward.

We knew the 2013 - 14 season was the first real enforcement of UEFA's Financial Fair Play, but we sat around the boardroom playing Pin the Tail on the Third - Party Owned Transfer Player last May and decided to test UEFA's resolve out by spending approximately a berbillion dollars on such global icons like Fernandinho and Alrego Nalvaro, or whatever his name is, in last summer's transfer window.

He even pulls some names out of the current squad such as Kevin Mirallas and gives him some stick — you can imagine the players won't be crying if the Belgian moves on this Summer.