Sentence examples for offers for the players from inspiring English sources

"However, given that the revenues for season tickets has dried up and no other realistic income is available quickly enough, the club will consider offers for the players of the current squad, including the most promising talent in order for the most necessary and important payments to be made".

It is now understood that Spurs will listen to offers for the player, with former club Schalke thought to be favourites for his signature.

I think the chairman and myself have been very open by saying we are willing to listen to offers for the player, which is uncommon, I think.

The 22-year-old has been a target for a number of English clubs this summer, with Peterborough United making two offers for the player.

McClean has been a target for a number of English clubs this summer, with Peterborough United making two offers for the player.

Leicester City have had an initial bid for midfielder James McArthur rejected by Wigan Athletic, but chairman Dave Whelan says he is open to considering improved offers for the player.

The chairman and myself have been very open with the situation by saying we are willing to listen to offers for the player, which is uncommon.

"Nobody questioned these things when the club turned down two great offers for the player, or when the player was turning up at his work every single day and making himself available for selection on Saturdays and not being paid.

However, Gillingham received no offers for the player, with manager Mark Stimson saying "I haven't had a phone call.

Maybe the problem really did rest in Brown and his offense; maybe it was the players' motivation; or maybe it just took a couple more games that management was willing to offer for the players to get to business.

· For example, on the part of the NFL, many believe there could be more sensitivity shown to the players, rather than to potential profit and perhaps meditation and empowerment programs could be offered for the players to make them more self-aware of their choices, intentions and feelings.