Sentences with phrase «about defence»
I am not worried about our defence at all.
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He neither cares not wants to care about defence.
The Gunners will be a bit concerned about their defence and they have shipped a total of six goals in their last three games at home.
This fine set of essays charts what we know about our defence system.
I think we're spoiled for choice in this area of the pitch, even if people complain about our defence.
But, alas, he's asking a question about defence.
Nevertheless, what the goal will do is raise further question marks about their defence.
I agree about the defence which also needs changing.
Not having to worry about your defence fills attacking players with the confidence to play freely and go forward.
With the new formation, I am not so worried about the defence now.
It applies to communicating about defence matters, not personal things.
That's true about the defence side, too, though there may be nothing in the pot at the end of the rainbow if the lawyer didn't payment secured in advance.
It would rarely be right for the trial judge, midway through a trial, to be required to engage in a personal discussion with a defendant about his defence.
Who needs to worry about the defence, we have signed a 20 year Greek CB god!
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If the prime minister is going to insult MPs by saying they don't care about the defence of this country, he should expect to take a little back.
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Yes, the goals could have been avoided, but just, for a moment, think about our defence yesterday, who was in the back 4, how fit some were, how some had played in Istanbul Tuesday night, and how many games, or rather practice sessions one of them had played with the others.
He insists he's not jumping before he was pushed but adds: «If you alienate thousands of people who care about defence in this country all you turn the Labour party into is a protest party and a talking shop».
There was a report on Just Arsenal yesterday about our defence compared to that of the other title chasers.
What about the defence which Arteta was supposed to be protecting?
«We can't talk too much about defence because we should have scored four.
He added: «I know that, when he was in the Treasury, everything was a Treasury matter, but in this government, we let the Ministry of Defence talk about defence operations.»
(Marc Beaumont won XYZ's 2016 case against Regulator; months of litigation about defence costs; confidential settlement at Mediation)
He brings out a well - worn analogy about defence lawyers that circulates among Crowns: If the Crown's case is like a car, the unnecessarily aggressive defence lawyer takes a baseball bat and smashes in the windows and doors and smashes out the headlights, but when they're done the Crown gets in it, turns the key and the car starts.
like I said IN SUMMER not now... because it will be fans like yourself that will start complaining about our defence next season...
He wasn't wrong about the defence though, take note Wenger and your crew laughing called coaching staff.
That's a new one, liv bragging about their defence.
I am fairly sure that a large percentage of Arsenal fans are finding it hard to get enthused about the defence of the FA cup trophy, because two points from the last three Premier League games has left the Gunners down in third place and our challenge for the Premier League title looking a lot less assured than it was a couple of weeks ago.
I could say the same things about our defence and attack and even Cech in goal!
but this only makes sense if you are not confident about your defence in which case do something about it....
I think this line - up has more than enough going forward to cause the West London mob problems at the back, but have reservations about our defence coping with the pace and guile our opponents possess.
But, concerned about the defence as 1 or 2 injuries and we will be groping again.......
Wenger is never serious about the defence, that is simply the problem.
It's not clear whether Neville simply prefers to give younger players game time, or has left Fuego out of the team for «tactical reasons», but what is clear is that something needs to be done about a defence that the opposition can punch holes through as easily as a child punches holes through crepe paper with a pencil.
If we would have lost everyone would be moaning about the defence, they weren't good at the back against Blackburn.
Steve is also right about the defence I've played in much lower level football where the defence was much better organised than Arsenal's.
There were a lot of questions about the defence before the season started, as the team seemed to be relying on Liam Cooper and Matthew Pennington to fill in for the departed Kyle Bartley.
I consider myself to be fairly radical yet voted for Corbyn despite what he was saying about defence and immigration and not because of it.