Sentences with phrase «other big money signing»

Arsenal's other big money signing in the squad, Mesut Ozil, was once again played on the left and is still trying to get his way to full match sharpness after a late return from the World Cup.

Not exact matches

Many professional standup comedians in the past might have signed big - money deals for comedy specials on HBO or some other cable channel.

Although some big investors showed no sign of activity in 2016, notably the corporate venture arms of Saudi Telecom and Mobily, others, such as Saudi Aramco's Wa'ed and Qotuf AlRiyadah / Flat6Labs Jeddah, are spending time and money developing a startup ecosystem.

The fact is you can never compete with the biggest clubs if you don't spend, and Wenger is showing the signs of repeating what he did last season by spending money on one top player then shopping at pound land to fill other gaps in the squad.

Even if they had no intention of paying him that money for a long time, signing him to a 5 - year deal would have put them in a position to sell him for 100 million this summer to Real or any other big club.

Still, if Don Balon's latest report of a # 177m double bid also prove accurate, that would undoubtedly be tempting money that could help Florentino Perez sign other big names, be it in goal or elsewhere in his squad.

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.

No other club has signed him and there are not even reports suggesting that any are about to, so could Arsene Wenger still be hoping to swoop with a big money bid?

With the ways the other teams are shaping up: 1) New managers in EPL with quite the success (Pep, Klopp, Conte & possibly Mourinho) 2) Big money not afraid to spend And looking at the way the club, are lovely Arsenal they're playing for are doing: 1) Wenger not showing any sign of changing his approach on the market 2) Lack of accountability & ambition at every level Delaying there contract resigning for themselves is the smartest thing they can do!

The other way is the club is sold to someone who really backs the club, puts money in for big money signings and moves us nearer to a new stadium, the one we were promised some time ago.

Its like he said the other day big signings are not always linked to money spent.

It is fair to say that this summer transfer window has completely spiralled out of control, and Spurs have in some ways been wise to stay in the background while other clubs are making big money signings and transfer records are being broken left, right and centre.

Since the takeover by Sheikh Mansour in September 2008, there has been a consistent run of big - money signings arriving at the Etihad — some turning out to be good value, others less so — and without that, City wouldn't be regular title hopefuls.

If the boot were on the other foot and we were facing a team whose record signing was our former player who had struggled since his big money transfer you would be straight down to the bookies with the nailed on certainty that he would break his goal - scoring duck today.

Based on the January / February spending, bookmakers Bwin complied the following figures: Biggest Spenders — the CSL spent more money that any of the other leagues — # 250 million; Making a Statement — the CSL spent more this winter window than the past five combined — # 211 million vs # 250 million; Injection of Class — the CSL spent more money on an individual player than any other league — # 37.5 for Alex Teixeira; Prime Signing — the average CSL signing was 27, cost # 16 million, has 25 international caps and has won three major trSigning — the average CSL signing was 27, cost # 16 million, has 25 international caps and has won three major trsigning was 27, cost # 16 million, has 25 international caps and has won three major trophies.

Unsurprisingly, West Ham's biggest money signings have been in the more recent years as transfer fees increased alongside TV and other revenues.

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Dr. Depledge described signs of a shift in the oil kingdom's stance, including its endorsement of science pointing to big impacts from a building human influence on climate and commitment of money to pursue technologies for capturing carbon dioxide from the burning of fossil fuels and other new energy options.