Sentences with phrase «window rumour mill»

As the summer transfer window rumour mill slowly kicks into life like a theme park attraction juddering into action after a period of inactivity, much of the talk surrounds the fates of two players tipped to travel in opposite directions: David De Gea and Gareth Bale.

With the summer transfer window rumour mill starting to gather speed, it would be easy to forget that Spurs actually completed the acquisition of Kevin Wimmer before the window technically opened.

Not exact matches

One of the most regular visitors to the Arsenal rumour mill in recent years has been the young German international Julian Draxler, who seems to have been linked with a move to north London in every transfer window since he first broke onto the scene in the Bundesliga as a teenager for Schalke.

Glad this window and the crazy rumour - mill is shut, let's focus on winning games, COYG!

The summer window has only recently closed, but that won't stop the rumour mill from linking Arsenal with possible new additions that could arrive in January.

The January transfer window opens its revolving door in little over a fortnight and the rumour mill is already rotating at a rapid pace.

Get all the latest as the rumour mill goes into overdrive with just two days left of the transfer window

There is news in the rumour mill that Arsenal could make a move for Man United legend Michael Carrick during the summer transfer window.

With the season over we move on, now the transfer window is poised to open and the rumour mill will kick into gear.

The winter window might have shut, but the rumour mill rolls on.

The January transfer window is open for business, and so football's rumour mill has gone into overdrive.

It's just under 2 months until the summer transfer window opens, but with just 3 games left in the Premier League and United's recent return to toothless tedium, the transfer rumour mill is working full steam.

Top of the rumour mill are reports that Nokia will be unveiling not only their first tablet but also one of the first Windows 8 products.

First we defend Windows 8's honour, and argue not only that it's possible the OS might not actually be the reason PC sales are down, but that it's made PC's accessible for many for the first time in years; we look at the latest rumblings from the rumour - mill, specifically Durango's backwards - compatibility or lack thereof, microtransactions potentially coming to Halo, and the resurfacing of Ryse on our radars; we chat a little about Bethesda's noise about noise, beg them to finish Prey 2, and look at Pete Hines» words on day - one DLC.