Sentences with phrase «of moving to the new stadium»

After Arsenal left Highbury for the Emirates stadium, many knew it was going to be difficult to maintain a competitive edge, due mainly to the fact that the financial burden of moving to new stadium was going to affect other aspects of their footballing business.

he hid behind the charade of moving to a new stadium for years and years.

We had a vision of moving to a new stadium and relying on young players.

They are in the process of moving to a new stadium, and club president Jean - Michel Aulas wants to keep their young team together for at least the next year as a result.

Arsenal have come through the tough phase of financial restriction when Arsene Wenger was tasked with providing the expectant fans with Champagne football at lemonade prices until the club had paid off the debt of moving to the new stadium.

Arsene got a lot of opportunities to go to other clubs with better monetary offers, he elected to remain with us especially as we were managing the cost of moving to a new stadium.

I enjoyed writing the book so much that I hope to produce a follow - up to capture the effect on the club of moving to the new stadium and our future progress.

The offer was clearly to take the club on to «the next level», as a result of moving to the new stadium and yet it hasn't happened.

Not exact matches

The temptation will likely be there to cash in if Madrid are really willing to splash out $ 200m, as suggested in the report above, but ultimately it will be almost impossible to replace Kane and his goals, and with the new stadium to come next season, he will surely want to lead his side out and be an integral part of their success moving forward too.

Don't lecture me about what «we were told» about moving to a new stadium because I am sure you were told a lot of things all your life which you are still grappling with (well, I can tell from your abusive language).

u have to be an utterly moronic corporate lacky to try to pretend that it is some kind of achievement to win it) to be a triumph fa cup is now a second level trophy just like finishing 4th is not like winning the league... we were told that moving in to a fancy new stadium was our path to competing with the top European clubs while instead we have since moving in fallen consistently behind..

Atletico Madrid are to move into a new stadium in 2018, and the club have just released a preview video of the lighting setup at the new ground.

Let's suggest some slogan to kick Wenger out «Thank you but leave» «move now its time» «fresh blood new idea» «No more endless waiting» etc put any of dis in banners at Emirate stadium, over and over.

Meanwhile in the outside world the rest of the EPL was gaining Monumentous amounts of money and also caught Wenger Up with regards to his talent spotting ability and we due to the move to a new stadium had massive cash restrictions and everyone else caught up and overtook us.

I'm getting so sick of the weak, pathetic mentality Wenger has instilled in all his Arsenal sides since we moved to our new stadium.

That, along with the expensive move to a new stadium and the emergence of the sugar daddies of Chelsea and Man City left the boss struggling to compete.

It was one thing to usher the club through the financing of a new stadium... that move was pregnant with potential, after all... it's quite another to continue to pretend that we're hamstrung by our own chequebook.

With the likes of Harry Kane, Hugo Lloris and Dele Alli all committing their long - term futures, it could be a case of knowing that with financial limitations ahead with their new stadium, perhaps the most sensible move is to batten down the hatches first and keep their top players.

The fact is that matchday sales have declined year on year since the move to the new stadium and the increasing use of smartphones and the internet to get fan opinion.

Arsenal fans started to hear a few years ago that the club was coming to an end of the years of frugality forced upon it by the financial policy and the move to the new Emirates stadium.

But that success wasn't the only thing; we were making more money than other clubs, and it's only then that we were able to move into our new home a state - of - the - art 60,000 seater stadium called The Emirates..

But from the move to the Emirates to the end of 2012/13 there needs to be drawn a line under that period because we had no finances and a new stadium, dislike it but I accept it.

I like to think that none of our key players would even second think a switch to White Hart Lane (or their new unnamed stadium), but it would be a huge reality check if someone like Ramsey did force a move to their club.

The move to the new stadium was done to compete long - term with the spending capabilities of no longer just «brand Liverpool» & particularly «brand Utd», but the arrival of the new oil - funded mega-money of first Chelsea and then City.

The move to the new stadium was done to compete long - term with the spending capabilities of «brand Utd» and the oil money of City and Chelsea.

The Frenchman spoke once again about how the financial restrictions placed on him when Arsenal had to finance the move from Highbury to the new state of the art Emirates stadium and I think that most of the fans have a certain sympathy with that.

Despite making steady progress over the last two years, their continued disappointment in terms of winning trophies and their limited wage structure could put pressure on them this summer to fend off interest along with the fact that they'll be moving into an expensive new stadium the season after next.

The club originally wanted to become the new tenants for the Olympic Stadium, meaning a relocation from north to east London, though this move was unpopular among fans and the owners of the stadium.

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As quoted by TalkSport, McLintock said: «Arsenal were talking about challenging the likes of Barcelona, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich, and that why they moved to the new stadium.

The move to the new stadium was done to compete long - term with the spending capabilities of not just «brand Utd», but the addition of the oil money of Chelsea and then City.

As well as declaring himself pretty underwhelmed by the signing of Moussa Sissoko from Newcastle by our north London rivals Tottenham (Keown thinks it was an unnecessary purchase which the spuds can scarcely afford as they build a new stadium) he spoke about one of the biggest talking points of the last few days, the loan move of Jack Wilshere to AFC Bournemouth for the season.

Many predict that moving to a new stadium will be enough to keep hold of the England International who is «one of their own».

• Inclusion of new 63 row single - tier stand responds to Club desire to create the most atmospheric stadium in Europe • Planning application lodged with Haringey Council for a world - class stadium, public square, hotel, supermarket, homes and space for the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation • Delivered on the current site and adjacent land, ending concerns about a move out of the Borough with no need for even a temporary move during construction • Major investment into North Tottenham to provide a huge boost to the area • A flagship for the wider regeneration of the area

It was the end of an era, the final game after 118 years at one of the most atmospheric and fabled grounds in the country before the north London club move to a spanking new stadium 100 yards down the road.

Tottenham also hope to move into their proposed new 61,000 - seater stadium for the start of the 2018 - 19 season and a five - year deal would keep Pochettino in north London until 2021.

With work well underway on the new stadium, they are set to to move out of the old ground at the end of this season to allow construction to continue and so the only potential for another visit is in the FA Cup and given our record in that competition in recent years I'd suggest it is unlikely.

A club that moved stadiums, and in an effort to pay off the debt of building a new stadium, has had to sell its stars year after year.

MADRID: Atletico Madrid moved into their new 68,000 Wanda Metropoliano stadium to much fan fare, but maintained the steel of old to edge past Malaga 1 - 0.

«Arsenal were talking about challenging the likes of Barcelona, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich, and that why they moved to the new stadium.

The new stadium and increased revenue potential are all part of Brentford's ambition to move the club upwards and in to the Premier League.

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It doesn't matter that this is when we have moved to a new stadium, which tied us into long term deals, and which coincided with the arrival of super rich sugar daddies who throw money around like it doesn't matter (the flip side of which is that certain clubs face an existential threat), and because the media can't stop reminding us of how long it has been since we won a trophy.

When moving to the new stadium, Arsene clearly pointed out the objectives, stadium aside, and the other project was the young squad, tied into the debt of the move, and he had no choice but to rely on them!

Many of us might have looked at City's rise to fame and fortune as the prototype promised land of next levels after we followed their example by moving from an old much loved home into a new stadium at the end of an athletics tournament.

They won't have the financial higher ground for long though, with Spurs due to move into their new state - of - the - art stadium by the start of the 2018/19 campaign which will boast an ever bigger capacity than the Emirates.

Another story of disgruntled Romany gypsies here, who once again placed a club under a 100 year curse for having to move on to allow a new stadium be constructed all the way back in 1906.

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The North London team is expected to move in their new stadium that has a capacity of 62,000 at the start of next season.

January 9 — Chelsea's redevelopment of their Stamford Bridge stadium has been put back another year with the club now unlikely to move into the new ground until 2024, but perhaps even in 2025.