Sentences with phrase «confidence from winning»

Whilst tactics are an ever present factor for certain results, I believe this team takes great confidence from winning big games.

We won't have confidence from a win under belt and Palace will try frustrate us tactically.

Sunderland manager Sam Allardyce is upbeat about his side's chances this weekend, citing confidence from their win last week.

Sofiane Boufal hopes Saints can take confidence from their win over Middlesbrough, as they head into a big week on the road.

Sofiane Boufal hopes to take the confidence from the win over Middlesbrough into a big week away from home.

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Build the confidence to win big with these three easy, but disciplined steps learned from athletes.

JPMorgan Chase Chief Executive Jamie Dimon, who won a strong vote of confidence from shareholders last month, on Tuesday defended the disclosures the bank made last year about its unfolding London Whale derivatives loss.

The confidence boost that comes from competing against yourself — and winning — naturally extends into other aspects of your life.

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Reeling from the controversy and criticism after the disclosure, the social networking giant is trying to win back the confidence of its users.

We hear also of Muslims from India settling in several ports on the routes to China, winning the favor of the local chieftains by suitable gifts and the confidence of the common people by the distribution of amulets.

Motivation against difficult opponents is what we've lacked most because apart from Alexis we haven't had someone who can create magic out of nothing and provide the confidence to win the game against all odds.

So it does appear some information cascades down through the club to some staff who (on that occasion) was happy to share this info in some confidence with my day and I. I am not sure that other «sources» outside on the a management team would have specific info about new signing from outside if the club especially if the deal was on a knife edge or if this source was part in the a management team why would they risk leaking sensitive info unless there was something to gain (money or winning favour)?

We are losing games (I count a tie as a Loss) without showing the heart, desire, etc we should be seeing from a group that has found confidence in their recent cup wins.

The freshmen are hitting their stride and Peyton picks up some lasting confidence from Saturday, leading Penn State to a 10 point win on the road.

The noises coming out from the players suggest that they are realising just what a balls up this season has been and I hope that winning two games in a row might just see us playing with some confidence.

Team Lalez at this point just expects to win and that heir of self - confidence goes a long way in re-assuring yourselves «we got this» even after an onslaught from the other Team.

A lot hinges on this weekend's clash with Tottenham, but we can get the three points if we play with the confidence garnered from our new players and our massive win last week.

Losing that or even just failing to win could put a massive dent in the confidence of the team as well as harming our league position, so is it time to risk elimination from the cup to give Arsenal the best possible chance of the trophy we all want most?

Confidence comes from winning matches, lots of them.

I feel that Arsene will use every confidence from league wins to play subs in the champions league.

We desperately need a boost to our confidence, but be warned, a win at West Brom is far from being a done deal....

It doesn't warrant him staying but it's still quite a feat (yes he had the luxury of forgetting UCL because of that small team mentality) 3) allowing a good recovery year from a disastrous season, by winning the league early which is a huge confidence boost for the players hopefully (especially after Pique's comments about the inferiority).

If they win, they cut the gap to Tottenham to just a single point, and take from it the confidence and belief that could help reignite what has been a stuttering campaign thus far.

I like this line up — Walcott and Ox to come from the bench if needed, if the attitude and confidence is right they'll win.

The Gunners don't have a good recent record in the league against their fierce rivals, but they can take confidence from the 1 - 0 win when the two teams met at Wembley in the Community Shield clash last month.

I know some gooners would want 3 points from this game, but getting a draw away at Stamford bridge against a strong Chelsea side is just as good as a win and it can be a confidence boost for the players.

Paradoxically, I believe that the main cause of our failure to win the League was not our away performances but rather the failure at home of our strikers from February through to April — when because of fatigue, injuries and a collective loss of confidence — the players just weren't strong enough to deal with it.

Has Cech's confidence and winning attitude rubbed off and if so, will it be enough to turn Arsenal from nearly men to champions of England?

We are going into the new season full of confidence after winning 2 trophies in months with excellent new signings and I expect something big from the players who were injured last season.

Jesus wept — we won, against the best CP team in years, away from home and with our confidence low BUT the negatively on this site would make you think we couldn't beat Sunderland!

Its olympiacos n utd next at home... 2 huge games lets hope this spuds win lifts the confidence October a tricky month also but should take wins from: Watford (A) Sheff wed (cup) Everton (H)

At home we should be dictating the play not the other way round, it maybe due to complacency or over confidence because of out winning run but they players must of expected a loss as the last few games have been far from impressive.

The team would gain in confidence and there there is enough talent in there without pressure from Champion's League games, to win it all.

We have started the season with Alexis Sanchez filling the void up front, but he has not got himself on the scoresheet, and the tactics employed have not filled our side with confidence, nor has it returned us with a win from our opening two matches.

It was the 26 - year - old's first goals of the new season and it will surely boost his confidence after he came in for criticism from a selection of Gunners supporters following his performance playing as a centre - forward in the 1 - 0 win over Newcastle United last weekend.

I just think you focus on preparing the team well for the day because a good preparation breeds confidence and from that confidence you are in a good position to win it.»

The Gunners, having won the reverse leg last season — when these two sides faced each other in the group stages — will take great confidence from that tie, as a tonic of confidence and possibly clinch a win, again.

Everyone connected with Arsenal will be desperate for the Gunners to continue our little winning streak on Sunday, but we also know that the chances of Arsenal beating a top Premier League rival are not great, especially away from home, so there is not a great deal of confidence flowing though the Arsenal fans ahead of our trip to face Man City at the Etihad stadium this weekend.

Add in Okongwu's selfless approach, sparkplug Ofure Ujadughele, a 6 - foot - 3 junior transfer from Millikan - Long Beach, Andre Ball's increased confidence and expected production, and the contributions of role players such as 5 - foot - 9 sophomore Phaquon Davis, and it's apparent this team will win tons of games.

With 2 goals in a few days for Alex Iwobi against FC Basel (1 - 4) win and Stoke City (3 - 1) win many thought that the young lad will have built confidence from those encouraging performances.

He wants the team and the fans to remember that we had just won two big games against Tottenham and Leicester and to draw confidence from that rather than dwelling on the calamity of Tuesday.

Wenger must play counter attacking football against stoke in order to stop them from parking the bus and should win by 3 or 4 or more goals to increase the confidence against chelsea at Stanford bridge.

So the Gunners have continued their winning run from last season, and with the extra confidence of beating Chelsea to two trophies since they were crowned Champions, surely we should be amongst the favourites to win the title this time around, if we can keep our spirits high in the dressing room.

There's an improvement from last year, no doubt, but so did Chelsea and utd... we did not win a home game today, so what confidence you mean?

It's great that we're winning again, but real momentum, and confidence will come from winning those tough fixtures.

Now in his third full Cup season, Keselowski famously tweeted from his cockpit during a red - flag delay in last February's Daytona 500 (he picked up more than 100,000 followers that night), then won three regular - season races while exhibiting a brash style and a cool confidence.

The Rebels are battling both health and confidence following a three - game losing streak that took them from confident contender (before the 25 - 0 beatdown by Alabama) to a dinged, young 3 - 3 team desperate for three more wins.

And now I'm starting to go further, into paranoia, that he effed around with defence a second time to give our players an early wake up call so to go away and get confidence from an Anfield win.

I somewhat understand the over confidence from fans but I expect a much tougher game with a Bayern side that will be more eager to win than at the Emirates..