Sentences with phrase «about one's players»

Of course, I'm talking about players who'll end up graduating.

I'm talking about a player who can genuinely give us 5 - 6 years at the very top level (his prime) and be a class if not world class defender.

We can talk about the players not showing up.

I think that in terms of his skills he is capable of beating just about any player in the world on his day.

We need to remember the players who all contributed to the run to the final, it wasn't just about the players who played, it's almost a whole squad here.

In fact I'll have a think about players who may be available coming in to play up top for us.

I don't worry much about players like Bellerin leaving because its not a core area of the team.

Of course, manager should take responsibility but we are speaking about players now.

But what about those players who like long campaigns?

This is more about the player betting on himself and thinking he can make more if he balls out this year.

And now you're saying that you don't care about our players being sold after a year?

Now I don't have to choose and I don't have to worry about no player base for it.

I don't view what he's saying about any player as being respectful or disrespectful.

Does it mean they know everything there is to know about the player at the meeting?

It's all about the player in this case, not the character they're using.

The same can be said about any player on our team.

In the same vein, we can't speculate too much about the players coming in as our budget will greatly depend on which division we are in.

If he does not think they are ready for the highest level, we should not even talk about these players as viable options IMO.

I get a feeling that some players took the question as asking about players who are expected to bring their game up to the level of these two.

He does at least bring strength and effort which we can't say about all players at our club.

I'm not only concerned about players not being brought in, but also about the potential for our players leaving for their own good.

If word gets out that they're saying negative things about their players — and trust me, a lot of them do — they have to be discreet about it.

I don't think it is wise to form an opinion about a player based on a season or two worth of simple counting stats.

Don't complain about the players when that's all you go for.

I'd encourage you to remind yourself that when you read comments about players apparently wanting away from the club or demanding more money to stay.

Typically the ones with the most resonance are the underdog stories about players who rise from nothing to the top.

Using the power of research, you'll find information about the players of the meeting that reinforces company culture.

Calling players «low level» sounds disrespectful to me, you wouldn't want that said about players from your part of the community, would you?

So I would guess at 1 last day sale but we would read about players going out on loan (and I would bet partial wages or payment upfront for the loan).

He makes a good point about players knowing if someone lets up a bit.

You can tell plenty about a player when you hear from the people he comes from, those he used to live among.

So it maybe tells us something about the players commitment when not in front of cameras.

He'd say a player is four days away from making the team, 2 months go by and you see or hear nothing about the player.

You may not become an expert on the system, but you'll at least hear about every player a couple times per season.

Are there any areas you're excited about players exploring?

I have also read a lot about players lacking loyalty in sports.

If the league is serious about player safety and cleaning up the league in general, these are the types of plays they should start cracking down on.

As we move into the last few games of the season, we begin to hear more and more rumours about players leaving.

How about players taking responsibility for their own actions for once?

Sure, anyone can be upset not to get their «guy» but the fact is, we don't know anything about these players.

But how often does statistics tell us everything about a player?

Its so funny how some fans read rumours about players they do nt know only to rush down here to start making noise about them.

Can we please try not to make blanket statements about our players based on a few cherry picked data points?

During his recent dry spell, there were questions about the player's ability to lead the line on a consistent basis.

Was nice reading about our great team and all the positive words about our players etc..

Not really sure how I feel about this player.

But hey, it's easy just to sit and talk a bunch of crap about a player....

It is difficult for me to remember ever being so completely wrong about a player in the past.