Sentences with phrase «same outfield players»

Not exact matches

same team who the god of Arsenal couldn't find a single outfield player to improve its quality.

Are we really surprised by Wenger though?this is the same manager who only signed a goalkeeper with no outfield players in the last summer transfer window and this is the same manager who brought in an injured CM Kim Kallstrom on loan when we were leading the league in January 2014 and we needed a striker!

The best part might be where the expensive free agent plays the same position as the player they recently locked up for lots of money, and they'll move the incumbent to the outfield, where he hasn't been very good.

Last summer with the same need we tried nothing as far as outfield players were concerned.

I for one don't believe the fans reaction would have been the same this season had we bought one or two quality outfield players.

Cech has not played a full season so I am trying to give him some rest mentally because for goalkeepers it's the same as outfield players.»

They even said this the summer they signed no outfield player at all and they probably said it before they signed Sanogo, Perez, and Elneney, not that they belong in the same category but many would not label those players as top - top quality, in fact, Wenger himself doesn't even label them top - top quality.

We are doing the same thing that Chelsea did but with so many injuries and no outfield players purchased last summer and yet people think we ought to be doing better?

Arsenal added no outfield player because we couldn't find anyone to improve us, breezed preseason, and then have went on to show the same tragic management as last season whilst making an absolute mug of ourselves in Europe to boot.

You say our team IS good enough to win the league, but in the same breath you say that Wenger failed to sign an outfield player... which implies our team is not good enough as we needed better players?

The two biggest factors in the Cubs» surprising turnaround last year were rookie outfielders Jerome Walton -LRB-.293, 24 steals) and Dwight Smith (52 RBIs in 343 at bats), the first position players from the same team to finish 1 - 2 in the Rookie of the Year voting since Fred Lynn and Jim Rice did it for the 1975 pennant - winning Red Sox.

I'm always amazed that goalkeepers don't command the same level in transfer fees as some outfield players.

Given all the injuries on the back line and the simple lack of depth elsewhere, Spalletti has had little choice but to rely on the same 12 to 13 or so outfield players.