Sentences with phrase «of money for»

Even though our player has gone to a direct Premier League rival we got a good sum of money for a player in the final year of his contract and it was clear he wanted to leave.

Now they all go crazy on twitter and attack him, but if they are offered a sh*t load of money for a fight with Conor, nobody will decline.

madrid can care less about looking dumb and paying a grip of money for a player they just sold.

The frugal economist in him will say that he's better off with what he has got in Giroud and Welbeck than pay that amount of money for Benzema.

But lots of money for good causes, and that's the main thing.

More importantly, Barcelona are unlikely to let a player who they paid a considerable amount of money for in the summer leave on loan, particularly as they themselves do not have many top quality defensive options.

Gobble this type of rubbish, these so called journalist love you and your kind, you make loads of money for them.

This club has been turning in circle for years and years and charging fans tremendous amount of money for poor and sometimes disgraceful spectacles.

That is a lot of money for a left - sided defender or wing - back, especially when Antonio Conte splashed out on Marcos Alonso just last summer.

United would have to be favoured given that it would be an unprecedented amount of money for Arsenal to spend, while there is also the additional role that Paul Pogba could play in persuading his international teammate to join him at Old Trafford.

They simply turned against the owner and not Sir Alex F. And even prompted to form a new Man U. fans» club, which the Glazer family immediately realised that it was a great danger to the club's collapse and started releasing big chunks of money for buying players and for their reasonable wages.

Not even Manure or Chelsea thought to pay that insane amount of money for a defender.

Nevertheless, # 40m is a lot of money for a player who hasn't proven himself consistently at the highest level, while Tottenham already have the likes of Kane, Alli, Heung - Min Son, Lucas Moura and Christian Eriksen in that department so it's debatable if it's a necessary signing.

So i believe a # 30/35 million would certainly give Dortmund something to think about (Plus I don't think any arsenal fan would mind paying that kind of money for a player of that quality).

«You still ended up spending a lot of money for him, if you compare him to other players who moved in the summer.

It would seem like a very risky move considering the issues detailed above, while # 10m is a significant amount of money for a player with a history of injury problems and one who hasn't really proven as of yet that he can consistently deliver at the highest level.

I'm sure anyone of us would accept that kind of money for rarely working.

That amount of money for a player with jacks injury record could be used much better for our squad!

We are sorry that you are the only one with passion and determination on the pitch We are sorry that the priority at Arsenal is to make lots of money for a greedy owner instead of making sporting history by winning trophies We are sorry that you have been left alone to run everywhere challenge for every ball and score every goal.

If you ever earnt that kind of money for not exerting yourself you wouldnt give a s *** trust me its a nice feeling;).

We could also pay Giroud + lots of money for Cavani, but i do nt really see that happening anytime soon, so the best would be to let Wenger do his job himself:)-RRB--RRB--RRB-

I think if you were a balanced person and who earned that type of money for a long time you would retire and enjoy the little that is left of your life.

In my opinion that should end Theo Walcott's time at Arsenal to recoup some of the money for fees & wages we have spent already.

If you ever earnt that kind of money for not exerting yourself you wouldnt give a damn trust me its a nice feeling;).

Chambers - Paid a lot of money for a young player with little experience in regards First Team and Premiership games.He looked a good prospect and because of injuries to the squad he found himself playing very soon into his Arsenal career.This caught up with him a bit as did playing with different CB partners and filling in at full back.Form dipped and was out of the side till a year long loan move to Boro.He was playing every week and despite them going down he was one of their best and consistent players.He has been indifferent since coming back but has looked better in last few games he has played.I believe there is a very decent centre back in this player and would not describe him as a bad buy at all.

That's why Manchester United paid lots of money for him and this is a big opportunity for him to lay down a marker.

Other clubs constantly throw money at each position and any youngster that break through will have to be really special, or else a really special youngster they paid allot of money for.

Ridiculous anount of money for someone who sure knows how to miss a penalty

its an obscene waste of money for a man whose ego is dragging the club backwards when its his job to do the opposite.

Wenger certainly don't wan na pay a lot of money for a top striker for whatever reason but how else did he expect to win the biggest trophies???

Replacing the former Bournemouth striker won't be easy, but # 7.5 m is a lot of money for Burnley, and they could add quality throughout their side.

If he spends mega then he is building for his next 3 seasons If just for this his last season he should leave most of the money for the new manager to spend next summer.

OK, maybe Dzeko in his first season at Citeh but right now I would not pay tons of money for him.

But I doubt if they will pay that colossal amount of money for Jan Oblak while other similar goalkeeper options in the summer could be available for signing in the summer at the cost of a 1/4 of that big sum money said to be Oblak's release cluase.

Wenger EARNs a lot of money for the board.

even Man U fans were screaming that they have a world class CM in Pogba, «now they are all silent» knowing they wasted such amount of money for the wrong Pogba

That's a lot of money for an untested young Brazilian talent, although he has bagged two goals and two assists in just six games in the Copa Libertadores this season.

While other premier league teams gets loads of money for their prized assets, Arsenal lets their star players go for peanuts.

While Wenger has been willing to spend decent amounts of money for the Gunners in recent years, do you think that he will be willing to do so this time to get Krychowiak?

We are the most incompetent club when u think we was playing 4-2-31 and we needed a lacazette type striker to complete the team then we change to 3 -4-3 which ment we needed a welbeck type that's got finishing but instead brought lacazette lol it's a shambles welbeck is are best CF in a 3 -4-3 it's obvious so unless wenger is gonna go back to 4 -2-3-1 lacazette was a waste of money for a club that hates spending money

However, to keep Alexis and Ozil we could get plenty of money for them and reduce total wages

«One day the clubs could move away and say, «Enough is enough, we pay a huge amount of money for our best players so we'll get them together ourselves and organise our own competitions».

I feel for you im a red member so sporadically see games, I refuse to give the club / puma any of my money for a new kit, etc I am sick to the stomach of our lacklustre half hearted performances at the moment, and long for my beloved team I remember to return.

I know that we paid a lot of money for him and will want to get a lot of that back if he does leave, but has Ozil really done enough since signing from Real Madrid to deserve a big pay rise?

So it would have to be a lot of money for someone to get him off us.»

The NFL's salary cap has jumped by at least $ 10 million in four consecutive years and will likely eclipse $ 175 million this offseason, freeing up huge amounts of money for teams to spend.

- Matuidi (IMO maybe deal can be happened, since psg already throw lot of money for diMaria, but still depends on the player want to stay or leave, its still 50:50 chance)

If he was turning 29 this year I'd be thinking that it's allot of money for someone that'll be 30 in a years time.

It a lot of money for a young player but that football these days could be a great signing or a Flop, it be interesting to see what happens but we get lazarette And mpabbe it be a signal to our rivals we mean business but also we have to sell a few to get them both

You'll figure something out soon, but there isn't a ton of immediate help to bridge the next couple years, when the team will be paying an awful lot of money for an awful little bit of production.