Sentences with phrase «dreadful performance»

The phrase "dreadful performance" means a very bad or terrible performance. Full definition
How Talbot bounces back from his first dreadful performance in some time will be key for the Oilers.
Cincinnati fell to 6 - 5 with an absolutely dreadful performance at USF last week.
It is thought that the return of Bailly could now drop Chris Smalling to the bench, and that would be well deserved after his absolutely dreadful performance at Newcastle last weekend.
Labours dreadful performance went completely under the radar.
His Iowa Caucus victory speech was a dreadful performance, but the conception was even worse than the execution.
Though McCoy all but handed the Heisman to Ingram with his dreadful performance against Nebraska, history tells us that might not be such a bad thing.
After sleep - walking through most of two dreadful performances versus bad FCS teams (Delaware State, Fordham) and really only looking good once all season (a romp over Pitt in the season opener), the Bearcats were bitten by a tricky road trip to Toledo on Saturday.
«They were a little better against Middlesbrough on Monday in playing 3 -4-3 and I guess Arsene Wenger had to try something after their dreadful performances in recent weeks.
No one in this team wants to take responsibility for the dreadful performance against Liverpool.Why don't they come out and say «we were not good enough.»
He admitted as much two days after a dreadful performance last week (four points, three rebounds) in a 106 - 97 loss at Sacramento: «This past week or so I came to realize that for the first time in my career I had let burnout affect me,» he said.
We are fools to not get the three points only due to the scoreline after the 90th minute, but mediocre Liverpool were by far the better team and in the end a point for that dreadful performance is acceptable by my standards.
However, another dreadful performance on Tueaday had many questioning his abilities, and certainly the # 20m fee the Reds paid for him.
Here are some of the reasons to be cheerful from yesterday's dreadful performance: 1.
After a dreadful performance and result in Rome for Chelsea in the Champions League blues fans were calling for fight.
After a dreadful performance midweek saw the Old Trafford side drawing nil...
Pittsburgh is getting a lot of respect after a dreadful performance vs. the Jags, but you can't overlook the fact that KC is simply playing better football.
Klopp was concerned with how his side would react to a dreadful performance in the 3 - 1 defeat at Leicester on Monday, and was delighted with what he saw.
On seeing the dreadful performance and result supplied by Arsenal in the Capital One Cup at Sheffield Wednesday on Tuesday, people could be forgiven for thinking that all isn't well at the club.
Arsenal's season was summed up by a dreadful performance as Stoke tuned up for the FA Cup Final next week with a comfortable 3 - 1 victory.
The Portuguese manager had earlier said he would make changes in his team following their dreadful performance against West Brom in the Premier League on Sunday.
The lowest point of his leadership so far came after that dreadful performance in PMQs, the first after his return from honeymoon.
The government's review of the UK energy supply published today (26 / July) highlights the dreadful performance of wind power, with over 1830 turbines with combined capacity of 2GW reducing fuel consumption in (and emissions from) UK power stations by tiny and irrelevant fraction of one per cent.
The film is hurt by what I think is a dreadful performance by Linda Hamilton.
Jeff Bridges does his Rooster Cogburn shtick for the third time running in the Obi - Wan mentor role, while Julianne Moore hams it up with a dreadful performance that, while not quite as terrible as recent Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne in «Jupiter Ascending,» is hardly flattering.
In April 1997, then - Liverpool goalkeeper David James cited all - night sessions playing Tomb Raider as the mitigating factor behind a dreadful performance on the pitch.
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