Sentences with phrase «hairdryer treatment»

The Half - time / Full - time market overall is quite an exciting market that puts the bettor well - placed to take advantage of any tactical changes at half - time, the effects of a mid-match hairdryer treatment or some late, late drama.

A Reds source revealed: «Ronaldo has been joking with pals he will be able to give the gaffer serious hairdryer treatment.

She should give him the same hairdryer treatment she dished out to George Osborne — and show him the door.

They would have had the hairdryer treatment at halftime and were better in the second half, while our urgency was understandably less.

Instead of complaining about money, contracts, fan support, etc... How about the hairdryer treatment for our underperforming squad, get them to play together like a group of very highly paid professional footballers.

the hairdryer treatment?

How would you react to the so - called «hairdryer treatment»?

Off Topic: Cristiano Ronaldo on Sir Ferguson's hairdryer treatment - «I remember sometimes when we do something bad or we lost some games he kick the chairs and he kick the boots, he kick everything, the waters, the drinks, and he's so red and «f**k you, you should pass the ball you,» said the Real Madrid forward.

I don't understand why he is so hesitant to rip players, but eager to give supporters the hairdryer treatment at the drop of a hat.

They didn't look motivated in the first half — a statement backed up by Bellerin who came out and said the manager gave them the hairdryer treatment at half time.

And the players like that, but if they do not then do the business on the pitch, they could end up with some red faced guy giving them the hairdryer treatment and chucking football boots at their heads.

This is the problem — it's time for the hairdryer treatment.

Does Wenger have it in him to give the hairdryer treatment?

The preview included an exclusive interview with Paul Scholes where he discussed returning to the club as a coach when Ryan Giggs was interim manager, Fergie's hairdryer treatment and whether the crowd ever influenced him to shoot from distance.

Alex Ferguson and David Moyes: Ferguson's «hairdryer treatment» became the stuff of legend, whereas Moyes's interest in management theory was seen by some as a sign of weakness rather than evidence of an inquiring mind.

Ferguson would have given Morgan Schneiderlin the hairdryer treatment for his error, which allowed the hosts back into the match after United had gone 2 - 0 up courtesy of goals from Juan Mata and Depay.

If Shadow Cabinet members aren't pulling their weight, give them the hairdryer treatment and kick»em out.

The New Labour lynchpin used an article in the Sunday Mirror newspaper to call on Miliband to give shadow Cabinet members not pulling their weight «the hairdryer treatment and kick»em out».