Sentences with phrase «biggest underachievers»
No team comes into Euro 2012 with more drama surrounding it than the Three Lions (then again, when is this not the case for the biggest underachievers in major soccer competition).
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Despite a few decent performances here and there, the following are the biggest underachievers in my eyes and / or guys that have very little to offer as of right now: Ospina, Debuchy, Mertesacker (sorry), Gibbs, Gabriel, Jenkinson, Cazorla (Thank You for your service), Ramsey, Wilshere, Coquelin, Perez (very sad, but it's for the best), Sanogo, Akpom.
City have been both the best consistent team in the league the past 4 years and the biggest underachievers which highlights just how far ahead a team that has entire rich country behind them can be.
Speaking of the NBA, the league may have been the biggest underachiever of the Eurobasket.
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I am learning that not all big - steeple pastors are ambitious religious capitalists; he is learning that small congregation pastors are not necessarily lazy underachievers.
they are all English internationals, they all came through the youth systems of English clubs, they were all hyped up to be the next big thing, they all all underachievers so far in their careers....
As arsenal fans we have given them a torrid time over the years being top dog in north london and as much as I really don't like them or the way they play the game they have done enough this season to win the bragging rights (a big thanks to Wenger and his brigade of underachievers including Kroenke).
Indeed, as a study by online sports bookmaker Betway Insider into the over and underachievers of the season demonstrates, Arsenal have only won once at bigger odds than 8/11.
Long regarded as a top winger for his fine performances in La Liga with Sevilla, Jesus Navas was seen as something of an underachiever before finally making the move to a bigger club when he signed for Manchester City last summer.
There will come a time — maybe sooner than we think — when Wenger will either wake up and see the light and spend big or on the other hand finally tire of defending his overpaid underachievers and decide to call it a day.
«One of the biggest surprises I had in researching the book is how often presidents and first ladies are late bloomers and underachievers in school,» he says.