Sentences with phrase «air balls because»

Sort of makes sense, in terms of trying to keep people from just throwing air balls because they can.

Not exact matches

I still don't see how he is a super sub.He's labelled as a super sub just because of this season.Those matches when he scored he was supposed to be played because we needed an aerial presence.A lot of those matches had he started we could've won because we needed aerial presence.But the thing is that his abilities don't suit him as a super sub.I mean he holds up the ball well and is great in the air and that's just about it.He's actually the one one who needs service and who needs players around him to open up defences for him to receive the pass and not vice versa.Super subs actually provide they are not the one's to be provided for.In Giroud's case he was supposed to start in those in matches as Sanchez was not up to the task in aerial battles.Giroud will not be able to affect a match if the opponents are as good in the air.

In fact, I labeled Watkins «bust - proof» in large part because of his fearless nature in college and the way he attacked the ball when it was in the air.

Austin because I like him, he's strong, good in the air, can striker a ball as per Poldi and all in all a handfull.

Because he stands at 6» 2, his height allows Goretzka to be terrific at winning the ball in the air, which allows him to score goals with his head, and keep possession for Schalke.

He is supposed to make tackles, to win the ball in the air and to anticipate attacks and provide cover for his colleagues.He is unable to do any of this because he is uncoordinated and lacks basic mobility.

I saw KB become an easy target for a jumped route and an interception, or at minimum a deflection, because he didn't have speed, and he didn't attack the ball in the air.

Danny Welbeck not only has pace and can run in behind defences, he has height too (1.85 m) and I think it is an attribute being overlooked, because this means he can run onto through balls from our midfielders AND capitalize on crosses and air balls from our wingers and full backs.

West Ham's plan was obvious, pump those long balls in and hope Carrol or one of their other 6ft players gets to it first... and unfortunately because we are so weak in the air, it worked a few times but West Ham's finishing was so poor we got let off the hook.

He'll work at Juventus because they're great at dealing with high balls, Buffon can't come and pull them out of air anymore either and he done fine over there.

I personally, would have preferred Mr Wenger to sign Balotelli on a free transfer ahead of Perez, because Perez is not good in the air and can not hold the ball up and allow other attacking player to make runs in the box.

Not this striker because he is a target that is a ball winner in the air thus he does what other strikers can not.

Because he stands at 6» 2, his height allows Goretzka to be terrific at winning the ball in the air, which means he can score goals with his head, and keep possession for Schalke.

It is difficult to cover this gap because it is harder for the players to relate the position with the ball when it is in the air.

When the aluminum ball had a diameter of 6.0 cm, the ball should have floated well because it had a density lower than that of water due to the air inside of the ball, just like steel ships that can float because their density has been lowered by encasing air inside the hull.

My workout needs have gone from «I need to get a pump on because it's Friday night» to «I need to be able to throw my 6 year old up in the air without breaking my back» or «I need to show my 11 year old that the old man can still play some ball».

This dog would jet across the yard like a flash and would nearly catch the dog toy in the air, or sometimes on one bounce and I thought that it would probably be real tough to beat him in a game of Kickball 500, where you kick a ball back and forth to a guy and they have to catch it either in the air or after as few bounces as possible because they get fewer points after each bounce, and you go to 500.

It even works your stabilizer muscles because you are required to hold your body in the air on the ball.

Here I had been putting it off because it felt so, advanced, to make your own beads but if you have ever played with playdough and are an expert in rolling pancakes and balls and snakes, you already have the skills it takes to make air - dry clay beads.

Lindzen was only able to keep the «iris» ball in the air for as long as he did because prior to the advent of AIRS the upper troposphere was an especially hard place to get accurate measurements, and by completely ignoring paleoclimate, e.g. the conflict between the «iris» and the Pleistocene glacial cycles, and the fact that prior to the Pleistocene higher CO2 levels led to temperatures that kept glaciers from existing at all (the latter having been firmed up only recently, to be fair).

If you juggle 10 balls in the air and you drop one, it's no big deal, because you have nine others left.