Sentences with phrase «effects team do»

Reed and his special effects team do a great job of taking a character that many see as a joke and turn him into a bad ass.

Likewise, the generic creature design feels just about as uninspired as the storytelling, though the special - effects team does manage the impressive feat of making the alien technology seem at once highly advanced and vulnerable to attack.

Not exact matches

Franklin's team at visual effects studio Double Negative spent a lot of time figuring out how TARS may run, fold his arms, and do various other movements.

When you consider the larger effects of what you or your team is doing, you'll feel more connected to the whole and will be more motivated to do your part.

@sam - afc Exactly... What balance doesn't he want to effect — the balance of a team always finishing about 10 points behind the eventual champions.

We definitely don't need another heavy away defeat like we got at Goodison Park last season, because it could have long term effects on team morale.

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Some teams did the obvious, some had to make some difficult financial decisions that will create a major domino effect on the free agent market and some teams tried to get cute.

I know we f * uked big time in first leg bt still it hrts hope it does not effect our EPL form cause top 4 is to tight this is where Wenger has to do a better job in keeping team moral high cause results like this effect too much... COYG!!

Those saying Ozil does nt have an effect on this team did nt watch the FA cup final or the game against united in the FA cup and the liverpool rout at the Emirates.The guy makes a pass that no opponent could ever anticipate and that unsettles any opposing midfield.Just like reus, the guy never seems to struggle.but ask people who have played with or against him....

Fans can change an atmosphere but there is little they can do to effect a win if that was the case the home team would always win and we would have won the PL in the past 13 years when we had happy fans for the majority of the time.

The only thing we can do is to win our own game at home to Burnley and hope that the pressure helps to have a negative effect on Chelsea and for that reason I think the Arsenal fans should be hoping that Tottenham win as well, because at the moment they are the closest challengers to Antonio Conte's team.

The people who wrote the articles may enjoy watching as much as I do but the constant reading of how much this team isn't good does have an effect.

A big play effects the whole team, maybe if the D had more big plays last year, Logan would have done better on putting pressure on the QB.

If I am a scientist (and the only one working in this group) and I am supposed to be empirically driven, which I most certainly am, why am I not allowed to ask questions like, «Did you consider the effect of this action on the team's morale?»

Also this defeat will have hardly any effect on our title challenge as we always lose at Stamford Bridge with Jose Mourinho in charge (as do most other teams).

We don't know what the real issues are, all that we do know is that it is effecting the team performance.

If it's going to have a negative effect on the traditional big EPL teams, I'm hoping it doesn't affect Arsenal Fc the most.

We don't know if this would have any effect on Wenger's team selection for the Swans but I suspect it might make him a bit more likely to hand some game time to some lesser used players or those coming back from injury.

I don't know how but yes the «team spirit and cohesion'thing which the boss has been talking about for I don't know how long, seems to be having some good effects.

Chelsea would do the same thing (as much as i hate Mourinho) he would not allow his team to become a circus just providing eye catching entertainment and made sure he would always sure up his midfield with players that would have just enough skill to get them out of trouble as quick as they got into it but whose game was more about physical endeavour and forward momentum and used the likes of Ramirez and Willian to great effect whilst allowing only one player, Hazard to have creative freedom and even then he warned him of just how much he should do and when he should do it... keeping him in check.

This was certainly a night to forget for Arsenal, and one that the Sheffield fans will no doubt remeber for a long time, and we are left hoping that it does noit have a negative effect on the confidence of the team ahead of the more important Premier League and Champions League games to come.

Since he can from the stands communicate with Steve Bould in the dogout using electronic aids to instruct him of what he should do during the game, and also talk to the team at halftime, I think the effect of this banning order is minimise to the nearest minimum.

I can not see Ozil as MOTM... yes @ assists, 1st was corner... obviously if he's the one taking the corner there more of a chance of him getting the assisrt if we score... apart from that, the guy doesn't work hard enough for the team and with him not tracking back, you'd exepect him to have the «Messi effect» (random burst of pace — due to reserved energy)-- yet Ozil seems sluggish.

Picking an OT might effect what round the team selects an iOL player but it doesn't really changes the likelihood of drafting an iOL player much, if at all.

When ground effect was banned in F1 for the 1983 season, teams were doing everything to try and claim back the lost downforce.

Everyone knew we needed a backup DM, and the fact that Coq was going to miss some games was more likely than Christmas coming once a year, so Wenger not only doing nothing, but failing to hire an essential player, must have had a negative effect on the team.

This kid doesn't take plays off, and he is the type of player that can set the tone for the entire team, similar to the effect that Jamal Adams had on the Jets.

The mentality thing is as a result of Wenger.It's not the fault of the players coming in.But I get what you mean.You want us to sign players with strong attitude so that they can produce consistently.However this will not solve the problem if our team is mentally weak.We will still be doing the old things we've been doing trust me.Poor mentality and poor managerial skills have cost Arsenal the title on several occasions.To me the problem has not really been about the players we sign or having star players or the players in our team.It's been all about those two.The only thing that can solve this problem is by Wenger taking charge.We can sign 100players with strong mentality but once they enter our team the net effect will be zero.

If indeed the new CIF committee that selects the Open Division teams (and does all the seeding and bracketing for Divisions I through VI) only chooses six or seven teams, the trickle - down effect would have a major impact on almost every other NorCal division.

and be positive... our positive energies do have effect on our team's performance....

«That is all I can do, I can have a positive effect on this team and then we will see if the England manager picks me.»

The thing is I'm not even thinking about Wenger.I'm thinking about the team and the effect it's gonna have.I don't want this season to be a trophyless one no matter what.

Wenger has consistently tried to blame the referees for our problems, but the fact iis that if we had played even half as well as we did yesterday then we would have been so far ahead of those teams a small referee decision would have had no effect at all...

I got no idea how that will effect the clubs shares and Silent Stan likes to manipulate share prices, he has done it with his other clubs... Think moving that one team is on a whim or for profit reasons via assets value?

Although the advice is to the effect that he should be meticulous and be more of a team player, shouldn't our players be taught how to shot on target like Alaba did today against Atletico Madrid?

I'm not in support of this boycott thing at all.I believe in team support even if I don't like the manager.It could have a really bad effect on the players.It just doesn't seem right when you look at the state of other clubs and how they support.

my point is if he lacks in tracking back etc than keep him were he is the most dangerous and will effect the team and let the others do the tracking back.

He also doesn't have a huge effect at the team or individual level.

Welbz and Theo could be good competition for the CF role and I would like to see how well our attack could perform when they are use to having pace upfront again instead of Giroud, I've tried my best to support the guy but he makes it hard This season he has proved me wrong and I am also questioning his effect on the team, he does moan a lot to the other players when he was the one who should of done more... If it was Alexis moaning then I could understand it as that guy plays with 200 % passion but Giroud... Only time he shows passion is when he feels his starting spot is threatened.

Some fan's are suggesting that the Booing and whistles that he received whilst warming up was to blame but I didn't see that effect him at the Euro's which was far worse when playing for his beloved national team.

No doubt in my mind that the transfer window did disrupt a number of players and would have had an effect on the team dynamic.

Arsene Wenger was asked after this latest setback how important it was, both points wise and how it could knock the confidence of the team and although he did not seem concerned about the effect on our morale he did admit that getting no points was a big blow.

make spurds defense more preoccupied and a fresh leggy welbeck would've ran the already tired defence to a devastating effect, instead if worrying spurs could catch up with us, we would've ensured their complete burial by adding more goals, I wonder why he doesn't learn that from when we get battered by teams 4:0 6:0 n more.

be safe expect the worst ie do nt raise your expectations now n then start yapping at September that we need a striker, dm etc... The side effect of that is always becoming a WOB for a huge portion of the season up until march when the team work their asses out, grabs seven wins in a row, finishes strongly, everyone's praising it as the best team from the turn of the year, Mr Wenger buys (mostly comes free or cheap) a mediocre player, everyone is nuts over him n by October, we r fighting for the champions league spot and the cycle continues like FOREVER......................

A team struggles dramatically with a new coach in his first year (the Year Zero effect) then starts to figure out what it's doing in his second year.

Now whether this is the right thing for Arsenal or not is another matter, but I do think that having a core group of young players from on national team will have some sort of knock on effect.

He's wealthy, with grown children, and is motivated in his job chiefly by pride, although his contract does give him the right to own an expansion team — in effect, a stock option that would be worth exercising only if he helps the league prosper.

No need getting irate, if he can take on the whole opposing team without getting injured and been out for more than half the season then he should keep doing it but its counterproductive if he keeps getting injured and also slowing down the pace of our game, this is not just about an individual, its about what effect hos style has on the team as a whole... you ever head anybody said Messi or CR7 should release the ball quicker?

It is unlikely that Grimshaw will have an effect on the first team squad immediately were he to join United, but he does play in a position that manager Louis van Gaal appears to like.