Sentences with phrase «not commit himself to the club»

Why should we get excited about this as we know if man city or Chelsea will sign him, he already wants to leave, so why play a person who won't commit to the club, sell him and get thomas lemar or mahrez, No player is bigger than the club, If he signs a contract ok but we know he won't, so Wenger can't keep a player against his wishes

I support Arsenal, not Wenger, or players that aren't committed to the club.

Our good players are turning backwards and not committed to the club, we are generally becoming a 5th / 6th position club.

Isco's deal expires next year which means Los Blancos will have to sell him at the end of the season - if he does not commit himself to the club.

Not exact matches

On the «700 Club» you will hear discussions with dedicated athletes — athletes committed not just to winning the game, but also to winning souls for the Lord.

Arsenal board are silly to give ozil for another contact worth280, 000 pounds a week bcos he is a very lazy guy are using his whole life with girlfriends in hotel and is not doing hard training bcos of cigarettes and women are making him lazy and I still prefer Sanchez hard working is doing for the club than ozil, please find another attacking midfielder is really want to commit himself for the club than the lazy guy is not have anything to offer the club and is only to demand for increasement of the payment without doing nothing for the club and is the one poison Sanchez mind for increased of the.

But as Uches article implies and your comment confirms, you can clearly add... we lack fans that have humility, don't think they know it all and are committed to the club, whatever the moment brings.

We always complain about players not being commited to the club, but what about club commited to the players??? Has he done anything wrong?

I do doubt we could get Pep (assuming he wasn't going to MC) because Pep would want to win things and be willing to spend to do so, if the club doesn't match his ambition then why would he commit himself to them and risk tarnishing his reputation?

In contrast, those clubs mentioned above could all be growing in confidence over their ability to prise him away from Arsenal based on this latest development, as it remains to be seen whether or not the north London giants are willing to change their stance and do what it takes to get him to commit.

Even aside from that I still have every confidence that Bellerin wouldn't go the way that many former players have in recent years, by joining Manchester City from Arsenal, because he seems to be fully committed to the club and wants to bring home major honours with the Gunners.

Also, I'm getting a bit sick of Sanchez and Ozil and any player that doesn't show their intention to commit to the club.

He's committed a lot to the club and he's not doing it just for the money, he's doing it for his care for the club.

Manchester UNITED teenager Ezekiel Fryers has joined the group of contract rebels who will not commit their long - term future to the club.

Which part of the phrase «I want to stay committed to this club» or «He is not for sale.»

However, he is said to be undecided on committing his future to the Villans for any longer, and the club have said that they would not stand in his way if they receive an offer of around # 32m.

It may be that Liverpool will now look to cash in on Sterling if he does not commit his future to the club, but the youngster has been advised to strongly consider staying with the Merseyside giants for longer instead of moving on so early in his career.

man united had physical and versatile players vidic evra ferdinand rooney welbeck were one of a huge bunch of physical players who were key at arsenal our only versatile / physical players are chambers kos welbz and sanchez at an extent.The only way to beat arsenal is to keep committing fouls its not down to whatever you guys might think.So my plea to wenger is not to be too smart as to think we are bayern or barcelona but to borrow a leaf from englands most successful clubs of the decade and he wil also be succesful

And let's c how committed the grubby yank is to this club should be investing in club not taking out fake consultancy payments....

But with Ozil and Alexis still yet to commit to new deals and rumours that they just don't see the club challenging for major honours, where do the Gunners stand in their attempt to sign top quality stars?

I think the general assumption is that Alexis isn't wholeheartedly committed to Arsenal and is quite likely to leave, unless there are some drastic changes at the club this summer.

Whilst he has not made 100 % commitment last week to his future I still hope he commits to another club.

«He played Alexis Sanchez today, who doesn't want to commit himself to the football club, what does that say to Lacazette and his teammates?

If Emre Can isn't going to commit to the club sit him in the reserves and give a youngster a go getting into the 1st team #LIVEVE #EmreCan

We don't play improved football, we don't compete well, we get beaten by small and big teams and players refusing to commit to the club are some of the glaring examples of the fact that the club need a change.

He also played down questions about his future and said he would deal with that in the summer, but he didn't commit to his current club and that is quite telling.

I'd like him committed, just not to our club.

Arsenal f.c is in the top 6 biggest clubs in europe and as such requires to be competing at all fronts not just competing for the F.A cup only.And with arsene wenger as manager that is just impossible.Fans are loosing wives cause of bets made, commiting murder when they are taunted about arsenal f.c loosing a game and also commiting suicide cause the pain is too unbearable.As you can see we are very passionate supporters so for every game its a matter of life and death.In a way an old dog can't be taught new tricks.

If they don't want to commit there future, regardless of the present state of the club then F Off and good luck down the road.

Anyway, in the end you can not beat market forces, if the market is overheating then there will be a fall and clubs who have borrowed heavily to fund player purchases and have committed themselves to large wage bills will have poblems.

Although I understand that Wenger and co are presumably focusing on agreeing new deals for the likes of Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez, we shouldn't forget that in Santi Cazorla we have a fantastic player of many attributes, who has the desire to commit probably the final years of his career to this club.

The club may not be willing to allow the Frenchman to make decisions on the future of the squad whilst unwilling to commit the team to him beyond the coming summer, or the player himself may opt to delay his decision until he is aware of his role, which would no doubt change under new management.

Need to think long and hard before committing the longer term future of the club potentially sideways if results don't go our way for rest of this season.

I won't be happy with Sanchez if he's not fully committed, but there's always the chance things can turn sour when you're stupid enough to keep a player at a club against their will.

It's no wonder that Madrid were so desperate to keep him, and the club can now breathe a huge sign of relief as he has not committed himself to another year at the Bernabeu.

I'm not sure what is going on in the club — it's like they are committing suicide — tickets aren't selling, players are being sold without being replaced, our rivals can saunter in and take our best players, there's obviously huge problems behind the scenes, and yet the owner does nothing to protect his investment?

In order for the Lacazette experiment to succeed several things need to occur, many of which will require Wenger to act in a very unlike Wenger fashion... firstly, Wenger has to commit to Lacazette as the number 1 striking option, which could prove difficult considering the way in which he has approached that position since RVP's departure... remember that Lacazette has only been here for a cup of coffee and yet he has already played out on the left... I'm truly worried that upon further reflection the club won't be able to resist an increased offer, under the guise that the work environment is increasingly untenable, and Sanchez will find himself elsewhere come September (I pray not though); if that were to happen I fear that Lacazette will be played along side Giroud

He won't be remembered as a manager who was commited to this club and loved it as he declares he is.

I can't commit # 1.5 million of the club's money to people that I don't think can be committed for three years.

I do nt know if any of you follow Arsenal fan tv but I will go on the record and support DT and in that If I was Mr Wenger I would use the derby to get the signature of sanchez and ozil if they do nt commit to Arsenal they have no business in playing in the derby We got many players are true and true Arsenals Maitland - Niles and Chuba Akpom and Nelson after all Arsenal is a big club with many players so let us give a chance to our young guns to prove their Arsenal worth

Throughout the past year, Marisa was committed not only to her own club in the huge amount of work she put in behind the scenes to keep things running, but across different clubs that shared her discipline.

That's funny because this morning I read an article about him saying that he «hasn't ever been so committed to the club» and stuff like that?

I don't want any player who isn't 100 % committed to the club in an Arsenal shirt, no matter who they are, or how good they are.

As such, whilst I would prefer an owner who was more committed to the success of the club, I blame Wenger for not knowing when it is time to quit, all the poor transfer dealings, the dead wood in the squad, attitude issues, tactical problems, injury problems and the like.

Of course the German international hasn't quite come out to say that he is going to commit his future to the club, so there is still a chance he could leave in the summer.

But fear not my friends, we might lose Sanchez and Ozil, but I am sure Wenger will be able to convince his inner circle to commit to the future of this club.

The centre - back recently confirmed that he would not commit to the struggling Bundesliga club with words, but said that he has already shown in the past that action speaks louder than words.

«Ramos has told Madrid directly that he is absolutely and completely committed to leaving the club this summer, that he specifically wants them to begin negotiations with Manchester United and that he doesn't want them to negotiate with anybody except Manchester United,» Hunter told Sky Sports News HQ.

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Of course, Khedira is not going to make any negative remarks about the club that has helped him establish himself as one of the most well - known players in the world in four years, but does it mean that the 27 - year - old is still ready to commit his future to Madrid?