Sentences with phrase «to go on one's contract»

He had a year to go on his contract with L&M Racing, but negotiated out of it.

I know this is off topic but Adebayor released by the Spuds with a year to go on his contract by mutual consent, meaning they had to pay him off.

And with two full seasons to go on a contract extension that pays him a total of $ 39.5 million in 2013 and» 14, he may never again have more trade value.

Next summer any player with one year to go on contract will be sold, that includes Ozil and Sanchez.

I have too much respect for Arsene to now begin calling for his head when he has one season to go on a contract, it wouldn't make sense for me.

The young Spaniard is still only 22 and with another 4 years to go on his contract we should be able to secure an even bigger fee, with Juventus also rumoured to be interested in acquiring his services after losing Dani Alves to PSG last summer.

OUT TO PASTURE Hank Bauer, in «retirement» since Charles O. Finley fired him as manager of the Oakland Athletics (with a year to go on his contract), offered the following comments to Baltimore Sports - writer Lou Hatter the other day.

Arsene has 2 more years to go on his contract, and be sure that he wont win the Epl let alone the Cl during this time.

According to the London Evening Standard, Chelsea will still command a # 10m fee or possibly slightly more from the Gunners, despite the Czech Republic international only having a year to go on his contract, meaning he could leave for free at the end of next season.

«Alexis has got one year to go on his contract and we have no need to make money.

on Alexis and Ozil performing this well with a year to go on their contracts... If you have to give me one credit, it's that I've never questioned that.

I could possibly see a way for Spearing to come back into the first team, especially if Lennon struggles to find a defensive midfielder in the summer transfer window with his probably limited funds, but with Spearing having another two years to go on his contract, I'd imagine the club will try and recuperate some of the funds that were spent on him to boost Lennon's transfer coffers.

The only issue is, with a year still to go on his contract, who's going to buy him?

The winger has 12 months to go on his contract at Arsenal, but the club are yet to begin negotiations on a new deal, unlike Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil, both of whom have a similar period to go on their contracts but are already in discussions with the club.

This immediately raised the question of what happened to much heavier stars when they ran out of fuel — did they go on contracting for ever until they became what we would now call a black hole?