Sentences with phrase «stadium move»

The phrase "stadium move" refers to the act of relocating a sports team, or their home venue, to a different stadium. Full definition
I have also added my views on the controversial stadium move, match officials, video technology, media pundits, and other topical discussion points.
The truth is that we don't know what happens behind the scenes, we only get to see ninety minutes each week; but after near twenty years of incredible service (if you have to brain cells to clang together you would see the incredible success of merely surviving stadium move years), I think we can trust that Wenger is doing everything he can to make us winners.
The draw on Tuesday at the Vitality stadium moves Arsenal to within eight points of current leaders Chelsea, who lost 2 - 0 to Spurs on Wednesday at White Hart Lane.
In regards to the potential stadium move, as suggested earlier, if they are going to request a change of stadium, why not suggest a move to the Emirates?
The Hammers are believed to be keen on bringing in some big names to go with their new stadium move.
Juve similarly might bankrupt themselves if any attempt to sign the Argentine was made as they continue to finance their recent stadium move.
United will never speak about stadium moves, financial fair play, restricted money, top 4 finishes.
@g farce When you stop being damn so ignorant to the fact that «No one» ever said or even thinks that AW was the man that put the whole stadium move together, then you too will be counted as «sane»...
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho is reportedly urging the club to allow him more money to spend in this summer's transfer window, though The Sun claim that the Blues» # 500m stadium move could affect their strength in the transfer market.
A look at where the money is likely to come from for Everton's proposed stadium move to Bramley - Moore Dock
Jonny Evans is a throwback to the «stadium move financial restraints» era.
We have had three very negative transfer windows (Ozil apart) following on from a great stadium move that was sold to us to compete with the biggest clubs in the world.
Wenger got very unlucky with his timing on the stadium move and it saddens me how few people realise the extent to which this is true.
If you look past the stadium move then i think we have done pretty well winning two fa cups back to back spending 42m on a player etc: and this year we look set for a title push after securing the signing of benzema and cech.
We are now fourth thanks to our stadium move.
Also the stadium move was the vision of Danny Fizman and David Dein.
Dein wanted the board to show ambition and ended up feeling like he was forced to sell his shares to someone who has the financial power to do what he believed was needed, investment during the stadium move and not being tight fisted.
Now can you show evidence that Wenger has done worse than any other manager could have done for Arsenal since the stadium move?
The reality is the stadium move was a long - term necessity.
we chose the «bad» situation earlier than letting it get into a worse situation with the stadium move, sometimes you got to pick the lesser of 2 evils.
But now with the stadium move firmly behind us and budgets back in our favour, fans are adamant times can not get any better under Arsene Wenger's guidance.
Do you not think to yourself; «Prior to our stadium move Wenger was good enough, our stadium move with debt held Wenger back for a few year but since then he has won a trophy each year...»?
Through various experimentations, winger to striker transformations, transfer rumours — most of which don't happen, stadium move, injuries, banners and the inevitable top four struggle at the end of every season.
Dein use to do the transfers before he was forced out of the club by the previous share holders after he wanted to invest in the club while we was going through the stadium move.
Savings to prepare for the stadium move and making sure we have enough in the bank incase we slip up... Our old board (excluding Dein) made that pact to never sell to a majority shareholder who was foreign, we had the «British pride» on our side.
Klopp never had a stadium move to oversee.
Arshavin was after the stadium move so even after the stadium move Wenger still looked to get quality in and PAID FOR IT.
What some people don't understand is that we still have some subpar players in the squad as we had to sell stars & sign decent players who aren't worldbeaters, due to the short - term financial constraints of the stadium move.
What makes it worse is how they are copy catting us with the stadium move then identifying young players as the blueprint.
This season is an anomaly I feel though, in terms of one of the less financially powerful clubs winning the league — we are in a far better position for the stadium move.
The next / last 4 years with Cazorla, Sanchez, Ozil, Cech arriving - proven world class players (also on world class player wages) coming in - we've had a net transfer spend of # 119.7 million - so the fruition from the stadium move is very evident to me.
People on the board are equally if not more important for the stadium move than Arsene.
Because unlike the rest of the managers Wenger has been taking stick for mistakes made by the players, referee and club board for the past decade, if anything Wenger has been under more pressure than any manager in the PL since our stadium move hence why he appears to be more respected by the FA compared to Mourinho.
Spurs sign a number of players inspite of funding a stadium move.
Wenger didn't build AFC but he did have a large hand in how we evolved as a club, gained more consistency as a club to finish in the top... and if you count the years prior to stadium move for trophies then Wenger trumps GG....
Wenger's been praising his own achievements of late, he talks about the little resources, the stadium move, the identity / brand, the philosophy, the infrastructure, the consistency, and the loyalty, let me see have I forgot something.
Inspite of a stadium move they signed aurier for a bargain deal.
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