Definition of Bosman in English:

Bosman

noun ˈbɒzmən

usually as modifier Used with reference to a European Court ruling that obliges professional soccer and other sports clubs to allow players over the age of 25 to move freely between clubs once their contracts have expired.
巴斯门裁定（关于职业足球俱乐部或其他体育俱乐部必须允许25岁以上的运动员在合约期满后自由转会的欧洲法院裁定，因比利时足球运动员巴斯门上诉后导致此裁定产生，故名）
he's out of contract in the summer, meaning Rangers could sign him under the Bosman ruling
the team is made up entirely of Bosman signings
Example sentencesExamples
- Alex McLeish has been given no guarantee of funds to buy players for the new season, and must rely on a mixture of free transfers and Bosman players to restructure his ailing side.
- He chose a Bosman move to Bayern Munich, and, with inevitable stardom waiting, promptly smashed up his knee when he was playing for Germany against Austria.
- We must make sure nobody is taking their foot off the pedal while at the same time recognising that, in the Bosman era, players are allowed to talk to clubs six months in advance.
- I am convinced more and more clubs will look to sign Bosman players to do away with the outlay of a transfer fee and I can only see the result being a further invasion of foreigners.
- Since the Bosman ruling permitted players to depart under freedom of contract, timing has become everything for managers.
- The Bosman signings of Jean-Alain Boumsong and Dado Prso are cases in point.
- But the decision of Robbie Elliott to make a Bosman move back to Newcastle leaves room for the wanderers boss to go back into the market.
- Pires would be a Bosman signing and would be the first tangible evidence that hiring a coach of Le Guen's stature will attract big-name players to Ibrox.
- The 1995 Bosman ruling gave footballers more control over their transfer dealings and consequently the ability to earn more money.
- It was bad enough bringing in the Bosman ruling where a player out of contract can just up and go to wherever anyone will have him.
- We were among the first Spanish players to use the Bosman rule.
- They have a week to agree a deal for the 22-year-old, who is out of contract at the Yorkshire club but not old enough to make a Bosman move.
- With Hildebrand being out of contract at the end of June this year, he will be available on a Bosman transfer in the summer.
- In an age of Bosman deals and player power, they have remained loyal to one club their entire careers.
- When the Bosman ruling gave players freedom of movement once their contract with a club expired, it was widely predicted that the transfer market would collapse.
- Bradburd has recruited Americans Brandon Mason and Damond Williams as well as Bosman player Chris Bracey.
- Chairman David Murray has previously made it known that he sees acquiring quality players through Bosman deals as his preferred method of strengthening the squad.
- In theory, he is a Bosman player and could go to Europe and sign for a club without any problems.
- He's supposed to be the biggest prize in the Bosman sweepstakes.
- He can even remember watching Petta play with the same flamboyance at Ipswich long before the player moved north as a Bosman signing.

Origin

1990s: named after Jean-Marc Bosman, a Belgian footballer who brought a legal case which resulted in the ruling.

词汇	Bosman
释义	Definition of Bosman in English: Bosman noun ˈbɒzmən usually as modifier Used with reference to a European Court ruling that obliges professional soccer and other sports clubs to allow players over the age of 25 to move freely between clubs once their contracts have expired. 巴斯门裁定（关于职业足球俱乐部或其他体育俱乐部必须允许25岁以上的运动员在合约期满后自由转会的欧洲法院裁定，因比利时足球运动员巴斯门上诉后导致此裁定产生，故名） he's out of contract in the summer, meaning Rangers could sign him under the Bosman ruling the team is made up entirely of Bosman signings Example sentencesExamples Alex McLeish has been given no guarantee of funds to buy players for the new season, and must rely on a mixture of free transfers and Bosman players to restructure his ailing side. He chose a Bosman move to Bayern Munich, and, with inevitable stardom waiting, promptly smashed up his knee when he was playing for Germany against Austria. We must make sure nobody is taking their foot off the pedal while at the same time recognising that, in the Bosman era, players are allowed to talk to clubs six months in advance. I am convinced more and more clubs will look to sign Bosman players to do away with the outlay of a transfer fee and I can only see the result being a further invasion of foreigners. Since the Bosman ruling permitted players to depart under freedom of contract, timing has become everything for managers. The Bosman signings of Jean-Alain Boumsong and Dado Prso are cases in point. But the decision of Robbie Elliott to make a Bosman move back to Newcastle leaves room for the wanderers boss to go back into the market. Pires would be a Bosman signing and would be the first tangible evidence that hiring a coach of Le Guen's stature will attract big-name players to Ibrox. The 1995 Bosman ruling gave footballers more control over their transfer dealings and consequently the ability to earn more money. It was bad enough bringing in the Bosman ruling where a player out of contract can just up and go to wherever anyone will have him. We were among the first Spanish players to use the Bosman rule. They have a week to agree a deal for the 22-year-old, who is out of contract at the Yorkshire club but not old enough to make a Bosman move. With Hildebrand being out of contract at the end of June this year, he will be available on a Bosman transfer in the summer. In an age of Bosman deals and player power, they have remained loyal to one club their entire careers. When the Bosman ruling gave players freedom of movement once their contract with a club expired, it was widely predicted that the transfer market would collapse. Bradburd has recruited Americans Brandon Mason and Damond Williams as well as Bosman player Chris Bracey. Chairman David Murray has previously made it known that he sees acquiring quality players through Bosman deals as his preferred method of strengthening the squad. In theory, he is a Bosman player and could go to Europe and sign for a club without any problems. He's supposed to be the biggest prize in the Bosman sweepstakes. He can even remember watching Petta play with the same flamboyance at Ipswich long before the player moved north as a Bosman signing. Origin 1990s: named after Jean-Marc Bosman, a Belgian footballer who brought a legal case which resulted in the ruling.
随便看	carry out the wishes of carry out trials on carry out trials/tests carry over carry-over carry over carry over carry sb off carry somebody off carry someone off carry someone/something off carry someone/something off carry something away carry something away carry something forward carry something forward carry something into effect carry something off carry something off carry something off carry something on carry something on carry something out carry something out carry something over