Sentences with phrase «loses possession less»

And staying with the numbers game, Ozil consistently covers more ground per game than nearly all our players bar AR15 and he loses possession less often than all of them.

moves the ball quicker, loses possession less, but is below xhaka coz he was not a big money signing like xhaka; but even he passes the ball sideways.

Not exact matches

But the» 96 — 97 team, which lost in the NCAA final to Arizona, ran the same stuff with less famous personnel (guards Wayne Turner and Anthony Epps) and better statistics, forcing turnovers on 29.8 % of their opponents» possessions, a higher rate than any team in kenpom.com's database, which only goes back to 2002.

MO covers more ground per match than either, second normally to only AR15, loses less tackles than either over the 90 mins, wins more duels and fouls less — and all the time being better in the possession stakes and creating more.

good game...... metersacker is a worry to me, too many back passes and most too slow and too short, inevitably giving less room for ooooooospina to clear well and earning us lost possessions!

The other major powers (UK, France) have lost or granted independence to most of the colonial possessions that helped them to project power in the area (Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, former Indochina comprising of Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos), reducing their influence and making it less visible.

DVD players: Though less expensive than some other high - tech possessions, you do not want to lose one of the greatest sources of home entertainment without the funds to replace it.

An ACV policy costs less than a replacement cost policy, but it could be more costly for you if you were to lose all your possessions in a single catastrophic event, such as a fire.

Yet suburbs are not standing still, as they reinvest in parks, bike paths, and mass transit, and identify creative new uses for obsolete shopping malls and other antiquated symbols of a suburban lifestyle, which, for a younger, less possession driven generation, has lost its appeal and affordability.