Sentence examples for discuss transfer from inspiring English sources

"I think what really should highlight that [I won't discuss transfer targets with the media] is we had Steve Sidwell at the Chelsea game.

Berahino has not started a league game in more than two months and his name will feature prominently when Tony Pulis, West Brom's manager, meets the club chairman, Jeremy Peace, on Friday to discuss transfer plans.

According to The Mirror, the Kop manager met with the club's American owners John Henry and Tom Werner on Friday after they flew to Britain to discuss transfer dealings.

"I understand that Sir Philip Green had something of a role as a shadow director at Everton, including having [the accountancy firm] PWC conducting an audit of the club and summoning the chief exec and the team manager to BHS headquarters to discuss transfer budgets," he said.

But the former Gillingham manager would not give an indication on who he was interested in, adding that he did not like to discuss transfer business until deals were done.

We had seven days last time". Fernandes plans to discuss transfer targets with Hughes, who was announced as Neil Warnock's replacement on Tuesday, following the Welshman's first training session on Wednesday morning.

Walsh, who also held the title of assistant manager, has started work at Everton with immediate effect, meeting Ronald Koeman to discuss transfers before his arrival was announced.

The grainy hidden-camera footage appears to show the activists meeting a man identified as Georgian politician Givi Targamadze, who promises to discuss transferring large sums of money to them.

They said they would not discuss transfers until their next visit to Liverpool, which is expected in mid-December.ARSENAL TAKES OVER FIRST Arsenal took sole possession of first place in the Premier League yesterday with a 2-0 victoverover Wigan after Manchester United fell in a surprising 1-0 loss at Bolton.

Sherpao acknowledged the Ambassador's comments that the U.S. would be eager to discuss transferring Sheikh to face prosecution in American courts if it appeared that he might win his current appeal, but declined to respond directly to the offer, saying that he is confident that the Pakistani conviction would hold and that Sheikh would be executed as sentenced.

In 2001, Olenicoff traveled to Geneva and met with Birkenfeld to discuss transferring some of his wealth to UBS.