Sentences with phrase «competition this season especially»

Not exact matches

«That number is going to weigh a little bit on investors,» Fidacaro said, especially given the heavy tablet competition Apple is expected to face this holiday season.

Especially after last year's final competition of the season, where the panel of aw - shucks, t - shirt - wearing, soccer - dad judges sampled only the centers of the pies, leaving all the crusts behind, like 5 - year - olds with their PB&J's.

It was lazy of Wenger to emphasize a family atmosphere especially in recent seasons, it almost, if not created a culture where everyone patted each other on the back fostering mediocrity, in the real world of the premier league and elsewhere, it is important to be fired up by competition even among the players, and with a manager of Wenger's stature, I'm sure he has enough in his locker to make sure said competition don't get nasty and counterproductive to overall team performance.

The major problem is dat, d re-emergence of d English clubs, especially Man city & transfer activity of PSG just made d competition a bit more difficult dis season.

Having scored 37 goals in all competitions last season, i just hope he can do the same in his very first season, especially if Ozil and Alexis are slipping through balls to him in every game.

I know, I know, Wenger trophy and all, but if we want to keep Ozil and Sanchez, especially, we definitely need champions league football next season, and the way that the top 5 (maybe 6) teams have been playing, there will be more competition than we have faced previously.

Nevertheless, Conte makes a fair point as with his side competing for three different targets this season still, he can't afford to let a striker go and be short in that department, especially having not so long ago suffered with a goal drought having scored one goal in four games in all competitions earlier in the month.

When we have an all - round good team, (which I forsee this season), these guys will do wonders especially in COC competition.

That's something many of Arsenal's current wingers struggle with and so I think Willock could certainly be set for an appearance here and there next season, especially in the domestic cup competitions.

I don't see us winning the EPL this season, if I was Wenger I would put my best resources in cup competitions especially the UCL, qualifying 17 years in a role and reaching 1 final is just poor no two way about it.

It may seem a little bit odd to say this after Rob Holding was an unused substitute for most of his debut season as an Arsenal player, especially after this summer of international competition when his club and country colleague Calum Chambers was selected ahead of him for the England under 21 team every time, but I believe that the young defender is going to be a regular first team starter for us next season.

A hat - trick in the last League game against Aston Villa meant that Giroud equalled his best tally of 16 (EPL) goals for the season, and 24 in all competitions, but that is not really good enough for a top team like Arsenal, especially with Ozil creating chances in the hundreds.....

Arsenal haven't fallen out the top - four in over 20 years, and should maybe welcome the opportunity to play a season without the elite European competition, especially considering the last two Premier League titles have been won by a team without any European football whatsoever.

Both sides will see this as a competition that they can win, especially Tottenham, who will want to win a trophy this season.

United will benefit from the added quality at the club this season, especially is Ibrahimovic can replicate his form with Paris Saint - Germain last season, where he scored 50 goals in 51 appearances in all competitions — his best season yet.

«But we have so many players, so many competitions, especially the Europa League, which changes the profile of the season a lot.

Especially, when all other clubs will be playing in Europe's elite competition Champions league next season.

Progressing to the Europa League final by beating Villarreal on Thursday could convert a few more non-believers, especially given all the questions asked and doubts raised during the past week, but that Liverpool have got this far in the competition should give fans every reason to believe going into next season, even if this first year of hope isn't passed with honours.

Having the second leg in north London does make things difficult, especially if Antonio Conte isn't taking this competition all that seriously — just as he did last season.

With just one win in ten in all competitions for Maurcio Pochettino's side, Tottenham's season was starting to look in danger of not living up to its promise — especially with their early Champions League exit recently.

Whilst losing hurts, especially in the last competition Liverpool had an opportunity of winning this season, sometimes you have to accept you were beaten by a better more established team, with better players.

It might not have been the main priority at the start of the season, but a third FA Cup win in a row would be a very special achievement, and with the home quarter - final with Watford to come, it's an opportunity that Arsenal can't afford to pass up on, especially with how the other competitions have gone recently.

On our day, we can beat the teams left in the competition (United, Chelsea, Southampton) and you only have to look at some of the performances in the cups this season, especially the Champions League, to show what we're capable of.

Klopp's Borussia struggled in the league before they had been knocked out of Europe even in their two title - winning seasons so I am not convinced Klopp knows how to handle both demanding competitions, especially with a team that doesn't have a natural left full - back, a decent defensive midfielder and a central defender needed to win the league.

Perhaps the last awards - season film that relied on music to this extent was The Artist, which walked away with both best original score and best picture; though The Shape of Water faces stiff competition, especially from first - time Oscar nominee Jonny Greenwood (for Phantom Thread) and perpetual nominee Hans Zimmer (for his experimental Dunkirk score), expect it to pull off the same trick (and underwater, at that).

High production values, especially photography and sound, overflow in such abundance that Warners is guaranteed a solid hit in a season that lacks competition from similar fare.