Sentences with phrase «abject display»

The phrase "abject display" refers to a strong and negative showing of something, often indicating a complete lack of dignity, pride, or self-respect. Full definition
In truth, Jose Mourinho has also faced the same problem this year after abject displays against the likes of Liverpool and Chelsea, but he secured three trophies in his first season in charge last year and qualified for the Champions League.
Yes, Dean made a howler at WBA but that howler does not explain the teams abject display as we all know.
Just very occasionally, and that is usually when the team has been rightly slaughtered for regular abject displays by not turning up and having their courage questioned.
Inconsistent midfielders Abou Diaby and Tomas Rosicky are also on Wenger's outgoing list after one to many abject displays but strikers Nicklas Bendtner and Marouane Chamakh will apparently be given the chance to prove themselves to Wenger and may be spared as Arsene Wenger looks to cull players from his Arsenal squad ahead of significant transfer moves in the summer.
The quarterfinals look like a pipe - dream for the north London side now after such a abject display both collectively and individually.
Arsenal still have our on loan keeper Wojciech Szczesny in the Poland squad as well as the French international pair of Laurent Koscielny and Olivier Giroud and the Germany play maker Mesut Ozil to look out for at Euro 2016, but after Jack Wilshere could not prevent England from crashing out with an abject display against Iceland yesterday, Aaron Ramsey is our only central midfielder left in the tournament.
Some of his stars performed better than others, but on the whole it was an abject display from the Red Devils.
LONDON: Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger faces the might of Manchester City for the second time in five days on Thursday as the Gunners seek salvation after an abject display in losing the League Cup final 3 - 0.
It was a contest that no - one fancied Portsmouth to get anything from and they backed up those expectations with an abject display.
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