Sentences with word «acadamy»

We had a LOT of gaps appear in our team, anyone with a head on their shoulders would know it wasn't going to be this year where we win the EPL as we needed close to a squad to get enough quality in depth without relying on unproven youth acadamy players.

british guys were spoon fed in acadamies and praised to be the next maradona and inturn gave them egos biiger than the Eiffel tower.

So i see two opening atleast one for acadamy player and one for a signing.

What is the point of spending millions on youth acadamies if you don't give those youngsters a chance to progress.

Gove highlights the differences between acadamies and free schools (as well as both's history, of course).

What the article fails to analyse is that the first wave of acadamies (pre-2010) were schools rated as inadequate.

My son Kedric Armstead a honor student needs to find a school soon he is a Miller Mc Coy acadamy student in need of a local location he is not brought home until 5:45 pm daily.

I am appalled at the decision to force primary schools to become acadamies.

Myrtle Dwyer, Director of Sales and Marketing, Half Moon, Rose Hall in Jamaica on the roll out of the new spa and the golf acadamy.

Bella salon spa May 2013 to November 2013 assistant Carson City... cleaned, customer service, sales Education carson beauty acadamy 2010 cosmetology Carson City, nevada

We have many young strikers in our acadamy, and Wenger clearly has them in mind: Akpom and Mavididi to name a few...

If wenger had not spent time persuading this young player to come to the acadamy, would fabregas and nasri have still left and not been replaced?

The acadamy, which teaches students between the ages of 16 - 19, covers education before university level (or higher education in the UK) which is hoped will help bridge the gap between those who have left education and are looking for work, and the skills required for the industry that is looking to hire new talent.

With petrol prices going up, the 13 acadamies and their members won't be able to do a thing.