Sentences with phrase «similar age player»
wenger wouldnt get martinez, would he want a similar age player to giroud for big money unless he is of exceptional quality?looking at the market now Id say lacazette makes the most sense as he is 24 and hungry for success.
http://www.justarsenal.com/ Not exact matches
Sir Alex Ferguson lost patience with the midfielder at Old Trafford after failing to get the best out of a player he believed to be one of the best for his age, and Sam Allardyce has suffered a similar fate at West Ham.
The camps were created to provide juniors ages 11 - 17 of ethnically diverse backgrounds the opportunity to improve their tennis skills in a camp environment with players of similar age and skills.
Without getting too deep into the mud of the «MLB's payment schedule for free agents is way off» right now, the age at which teams are giving players their big contracts is not the age at which they are set to put up similar numbers over the next four or five years.
We will monitor each player individually to ensure they train with players of similar abilities and ages, with the aim to progress every player through the ability levels.
They also have Karim Benzema, who is only a few months younger than him, so spending such eye - watering sums of money on a player of a similar age and who won't be a long term option, wouldn't make sense.
we as fans seem to know and pick where certain players seem to fit nd play best but our midfielders are all similar and no one stands out, apart from ramseys lungs and age..
Finally, on September 30th, the New York Times reported on a telephone survey of over 1,000 former NFL players conducted by the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research and commissioned by league which found, alarmingly, that former players were being diagnosed with Alzheimer's or similar memory - related diseases at a rate 19 times higher than the normal rate for men aged 30 through 49.
The dangers of life in the National Football League made headlines in 2009, when a study commissioned by the NFL found that retired players were 19 times more likely than other men of similar ages to develop severe memory problems.