Sentences with phrase «despite hand injury»

The Rangers invited him to camp in late March, and he made the team despite a hand injury.

Despite hand injury to the Maverick's star player, Nowitzki, Farrell said his hometown team will win the day and he is looking forward to eating some fresh Florida crabs.

Not exact matches

Despite missing 11 games through injury last season, Young was handed 23 Premier League starts on the left wing.

We should sell him and get in the one quality replacement winger available in England, the player in question has a Premiership medal and he has handed in a transfer request yet has the emotional intelligence to remain loyal to his club despite reported interest from other clubs (No funny back injury here).

So it looks like the Arsenal captain Mikel Arteta has been handed a one year extension to his contract with the Gunners, despite all the injury and fitness problems last season restricting the Spaniard to just 12 appearances in all competitions, but if he recovered will he be one of the LANS (Like a new signing!).

Phil Jagielka on the other hand timed his recovery from a hamstring injury to perfection, after 67 days out the Everton defender played a part in his clubs remaining two fixtures; despite lacking a little sharpness there was had no reaction to his previous muscular problem.

On the other hand, the hosts would see Xabi Alonso start the game despite an injury scare that was reported could sideline him.

And despite long - range efforts from both Rooney and Davies in the closing stages - and an injury - time penalty appeal which struck the chest, rather than hand, of Matt Lowton - they rarely looked like scoring and the home fans booed the players off the pitch.

They handed leaders Buriram United their only 2017 league defeat in May, and had built an impressive record at home, despite injuries, at different times, to key imports Ariel Rodriguez, Daniel Rodriguez and Matt Smith.

Long was passed fit, despite missing the Republic of Ireland's win over Wales with a hip injury, while Jonjo Shelvey wore a cast on his hand after breaking a finger trying to break up a training ground row last week.

Key injuries (Henderson, Lallana, Mane) and the lack of January transfer activity have hampered team selection, but top four is still very much in Liverpool's own hands despite Wednesday night.

Fernando Torres is expected to start despite sitting out Spain's 4 - 0 humbling at the hands of Portugal with injury.