Sentences with phrase «not of a big club»

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There's one notable case finding that it's not, and one even more notable complex of cases — the Dahl «club deal» antitrust lawsuit against all of the big private equity firms — suggesting that it might be.

Erik Adams at AV Club couldn't shake «the feel that True Detective is in a great big rush to get [actresses] out of their clothes.»

«It's certainly not something that, as a club or as the rest of the squad, we share, but for him that's just his beliefs at the moment and we've got to support that and it's not a big deal for the squad moving forward.»

But the idea of a Christian going into a club or having a theatre show that would be like an Old Testament prophet... I don't think Old Testament prophets got big laughs.

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Still, Gomis wants to be allowed the chance to talk to Arsenal as he has ambitions of playing for a bigger club, though it could still be that he will leave Swansea for Crystal Palace if the Gunners do not make an approach.

It is his languid sort of style that brought those questions on I think and I believe that is the same reason he has been accused of not turning up in big games and that is something that his teammate for club and country, Shkodran Mustafi, has declared to be completely false in an Evening Standard report.

We claim to be a big club yet we don't want to pay the salaries of the only two world class players we have in the club.

Of all A-list superstar strikers (Lewandowski, Aubameyang, Benzema, Higuain, Lukaku, Lacazette, Jansen, Vardy, Icardi) in Europe at the moment, Lacazette - like Lukaku - is most likely to force a move this summer, considering that he has stated clearly he plans to move to a bigger club most preferably in the EPL (not Westham).

Being still in the Carabao Cup and with West Ham up next you would have to say that this looks our best chance of a trophy but it is the least prestigious of all and may not appease too many Arsenal fans who have been asking for big changes at the club.

Raheem Sterling you are not going to one of the big clubs in Europe, take your contract and your millions and be grateful for it.

Having not won a trophy for ages and thinking of themselves as a big club there is much more pressure on them to compete for every competition they are in.

Also if you were to ask Rosicky if Wenger has «destroyed» him he'll likely laugh in your face as with the amount of injuries he has had over the years not many managers would have stuck by him and no other big club would have kept him around.

Also since it has been so long since we did anything in football most of the young players that start now don't see Arsenal as a big club or an opportunity to win anything.

Now the French international has spoken to Mercato Foot about the ongoing rumours, and he has clearly stated that he would prefer not to go back to France to continue his career, but wants to play for one of the «biggest clubs in England».

What we do know is that big clubs buy big name players for large sums of money KNOWING that they won't recoup the money by a future sell on of the player (e.g. Ronaldo at Real).

Performances like this had not escaped the attention of other clubs and in the summer of 1998, third division side Brentford snapped up the big Icelander for # 750,000.

A lot of fans, past players and even pundits are asking for us to sign Benzema and if we do that would be a big F**K YOU to either Theo or his agent, whoever was holding the club at ransom for a pay raise and back to the wings you go... Get a feeling now seeing Pedro going to Chelsea whom has won everything there is to win and to me is on a different level than Theo could have been ours if 1) Walcott wasn't homegrown to make up that number and 2) to prevent him from going to a rival.

The Spanish international turns 32 in December, and our club are not big on offering long - term deals to people of that age (excluding goalkeepers), but Cazorla is already proving that he is still at the top of his game.

What has been quite different, however, is the fact that Arsenal have not been alone in this, or even out of the ordinary, as there have been almost no big moves made by any of the big Premier League clubs.

This will fester on and on till we get rid of the real problem WENGER hes the cause of our demise why does the board still support him he must have big friends on the board any other manager would have been sacked years ago but not Wenger does he run the club or what????? And Ozil the useless German hes the worst player on the field no commitment, and along with a few others he should be sold we have the money, months ago it was said we had in excess of 160 million to spend where did that go we only spent 50 m.

The reality is we aren't the big club half of you think we are.

So if you want success, look at the bigger picture and realise that the only thing that you can and should do is support the club and stop pacifying your sensitive emotions with conspiracy theories about the board not really trying to win, which is just plain stupid if you think about it with any kind of logic.

Long term, thereisn't room for all three on the big league roster, but any of them would bringgood value in a trade for a club on the rise.

Although many will suggest that Robson has a personal vendetta of sorts aimed squarely at the Grinch who stole soccer, that doesn't make his words any less truthful... such tactics are nothing new... in the U.S.this business practice has become so common that even the players regularly use the media to manipulate public opinion (LeBron James did likewise to rally public support for himself and away from his teammate, Kyrie Irving, who has asked to be traded)... whether for contract leverage or to rally support for or against certain players, this strategy can be incredibly effective at times, but when it misses the mark it can be dangerously divisive... for a close - to - the - vest team like Arsenal to use such nefarious means to manufacture a wedge between the fans and it's best player (again), is absolutely despicable... for the sanctimonious higher - ups who demand that it's players adhere to a certain protocol regarding information deemed «in house» or else to intentionally spread «fake» news or to provide certain outlets with privileged information for such purposes is pretty low indeed... no moral high ground here, just a big club pretending to be a small club so that they can continue to pull the wool over the eyes of a dedicated, albeit somewhat naive, fan base... so not only does this club no give a shit about it's fans, this clearly shows that clubs primary interests aren't even soccer related... for all intent and purposes Kroenke doesn't care if we're a soccer club or a tampon factory as long as we continue to maximized his investment... stay woke people... great to see more and more people commenting on the state of the franchise... this club needs to be held accountable for it's actions

Beckham also has big number of assists and chances, but in my opinion he did not help his team (club and country) much and Madrid / England is much better without him.

Higuain is a big NO, he's a bottler of note on the biggest stages, there's a reason Real Madrid got rid of him and he only wound up at Napoli instead of other big champions league clubs, he doesn't have the winning mentality needed to take us forward he missed the best chance in the world cup final then does the same in the copa america final

Look at the current state of the big clubs, look at the points we shouldn't have lost and tell me there is no manager that could have saved you those points.

Anyway, some of us still believe a club like Arsenal (not Arsene football club) with the fan potential and fervour SHOULD be aiming for higher objective... Not finish 10 points behind Leicester and conclude it was a great season knowing that none of the big firms had performnot Arsene football club) with the fan potential and fervour SHOULD be aiming for higher objective... Not finish 10 points behind Leicester and conclude it was a great season knowing that none of the big firms had performNot finish 10 points behind Leicester and conclude it was a great season knowing that none of the big firms had performed.

Arsenal is a big club, but even big companies fall, not because of one person but because of a string of many people & poor decisions.

Most of ye probably didn't support arsenal when Wenger was classed as one of the most wanted managers in Europe and was putting it up to Utd and winning trophies every yr things are different now the moving stadium all that less whinging give it a bit of time he is starting to spend and I'm sure he will buy 1 or 2 in Jan and a few big signings nxt summer and I hope he goes out on a high man gets ridiculed by knobs like ye on a regular basis players want to play for him big star players like his style wake up a bit as long as he is in charge the club is in good hands

If the club hadn't of broken their promise of us signing the elite and challenging the very biggest, I wonder if maybe it could have gotten us back into the game.

But on the downside, At a bigger club with star players with egos, if the players are not happy with the new arriving Boss (big name) you will get the complete opposite of the above... Lack of motivation, just like what happened with Utd when SAF was replaced by Some no body!?

So it would not be a surprise to see Reus move in the summer, but with some of the biggest clubs in Europe, including Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Chelsea and Man United all apparently keen on the German, it would be quite a surprise to see Arsenal get him.

But the problem is that Deportivo are not such a big club they can afford to just give Arsenal there money back, and they are arguing that Perez is now only worth half of the # 18m (21m Euros) that the Gunners paid last year.

Just seen the state of the Juventus squad for next season, why can't we have ambition like these big clubs, we have the history, the money to build something yet we sit here and wait for something to come to us, it ain't happening.

The only reason I can attach to this arrogance is that once not so very long ago we shared top - dog status with another big club and managed to cobble together 3 PL titles and some FA cups in a short space of time.

A draw wount be gud enough for dis game nd any other game, we need to imbibe dat winning mentality of a big club, nt hoping for a draw or a slim defeat against other big teams, wil it be an offence if we win our remaining 15 epl matches or win all our ucl nd fa cup matches?

Admittedly, I don't watch him play, but he's played for two of the biggest clubs in the world, and most dominant teams in their respective leagues, yet he hasn't scored many goals.

We may all as well Get used to falling down the table The owner doesn't care, if he doesn't give a shot about clubs in his own country he won't give a sh # t about Arsenal There's only 3 ways of attracting BIG players to your club Champions League NO offer them silly money Nope that's not happening Or a Top manage errr

Can't help but laugh, players only come to arsenal these days because of bigger pay cheque and to improve themselves, then they move to ambitious clubs.

This has not happened, and I'm surprised that no one has ever hauled Wenger over the coals about the fact that as a qualified economist he never saw that the FIFA FFP rules would NEVER EVER bite the big spending clubs, yet this was the major reason we were never involved in big money transfers, although we were paying the highest process of any club in Europe for season tickets.

Not a big issue for the club but you can fool some of the people som of the time etc etc I love my club and I've spent a fortune but will not stand by and see it all crumNot a big issue for the club but you can fool some of the people som of the time etc etc I love my club and I've spent a fortune but will not stand by and see it all crumnot stand by and see it all crumble

The amount of money the club will make by not spending big largely outweight the small impact it is going to have on matchday revenue and merchandise.

This is going to be a difficult thing for Arsene Wenger and the club as players like Alexis do not come along very often and when they do, it is usually a battle of the very biggest clubs to sign them.

Or is it just the usual story of the summer with Wenger and Arsenal simply not competing with the other big clubs around Europe in terms of transfer spending and ambition?

The main anchor of Arsenal's «Don't spend Too big policy has always been their adherence to Fifa's FFP rules and its apparent now as it was to anyone with brain years ago that it was never going to fly with the big clubs.

Payet was linked with us in the summer before signing a new deal with the Hammers but he can not have expected them to bomb so badly this season and at the age of 29 he may well be regretting not going for a big club in his final years.

Kreonke isn't involved in these things, but of course, he also plays a big role in the club's downfall.

We are the only big club that has the stability coming to the new season (not count Spuds as big) and we have to grab that chance to go ahead of our rivals.