Sentences with phrase «as a right winger when»

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Then again, in a time when political right wingers are erroneously viewed as synonymous with Christianity, I guess the choice makes cents.

But when Theo plays on the right he doesn't play as a winger.

Sanchez plays as the left or right winger, with Chamberlain, Podolski or, when Walcott returns, playing on the flank opposite to the Chilean's.

On form as a right winger, I think Walcott offers more goals and more assists than welbeck and the ox, not to mention that left backs are just pinned in when he plays as people are scared to death about his pace, he's the one player we have that is constantly playing on the shoulder of defenders, give him games and he will score goals, he's a better finisher than he gets credit for!

His movements are already very good when he played in the right wing side (as a winger, not a wingback), because he is a natural right footer

But when playing Football Manager 2016, unless you're playing as with a Liga BBVA giant, Chelsea, Manchester City or Paris Saint - Germain, chances are you won't have an elite winger right off the bat.

I agree, but then again I think that not having a pure winger on the right side is having a negative effect on our attack — we become more predictable on not attacking through our right flank — and when we ever so rarely do, it's exposing us to counterattacks as it would include Bellerin going out of his position.

When Sanchez leaves, Arsenal have the 2 French guys and Wellbeack as out right strikers.Walcott is a winger / striker.

The right winger shook his head when Juande Ramos, the Tottenham head coach, asked him to play at right back when he came on as a substitute during the 1 - 0 defeat by Hull City last month, and has been employed in several positions by the Spaniard this season.

Predominantly a right winger who reminds me of Hulk when he emerged on the scene but he has been featured as a center forward in all Brazil's group games at the Copa.

Many Arsenal fans were very underwhelmed when Joel Campbell got a run in the First XI as the right - winger due to simultaneous injuries to Aaron Ramsey and Alex Oxlade - Chamberlain, but for today's game at Norwich both of those will be back in the Arsenal squad so Arsene Wenger now has to decide on which of the three will start the match at Carrow Road.

Cazorla is the one player we trust to safely carry the ball upfield through a congested midfield but in his absence, the Ox can carry the ball upfield too but operating as a Left or Right Midfielder / Full Back not through the middle or as a winger, to play in the middle of the pitch, you have to be consistently reliable, and to play in the final third you need to be consistently incisive with a visible end product, the Ox ain't consistent and rarely has an end product but that boy sure can drive forward and when he drives, Ozil especially needs to stay close enough to him to receive the ball because we all know he's gonna make a terrible decision the closer he gets to goal.

I am sure that at one point, Auro will be roped in as an offensive player, maybe as a right winger in a 4 -4-2 or as a right central midfielder in a 3 -5-2 / 3 -4-1-2 shape with the warrant of hovering next to Vazquez, especially when Gregory van der Wiel will start from the first minute.

When Allegri switched to a 4 -3-3 in the middle of the first half, Stephan Lichtsteiner was playing as a right winger.

So why is it that when someone advocates for improving the food served, they get mocked by right wingers as having «nanny - state intentions»?

Wilson may have said that, but it's a shame that the left, felthtey could deselected right wingers like Bill Rogers and Owen, and couldn't understand why they left, and as for having the left wing they needed to fly in unison, not when the.

It reminds me of when right - wingers try to use uncertainty to bash Obama — as if businesses have ever been able to make decisions based only on certainty.