Sentences with phrase «majority of last season»

Draxler is only going to get better and vidal is in his prime but spent majority of last season being injured hence his value dropped.

A dependable right - back, Johnson spent the vast majority of last season on the sidelines, but he returned to deliver some excellent performances in the closing stages of the campaign, particularly catching the eye in Arsenal's FA Youth Cup campaign.

leading the league for the majority of last season with him not only as our main option, but our only option must have been fluke then...

All players we didn't have for the majority of last season.

Coquelin, Gabriel, Debuchy, Cech, Theo, Ox fit after the majority of last season injured or new inclusions and Bellerin with a season under his belt.

The irony in your statement is that with the same group of players, minus the addition of one of the world's best players, we were on top of the league for the majority of last season.

Cazorla has also spent the majority of last season on the sidelines, is a bit older, and nowhere near the athlete Ramsey is.

I expect you to gloss over my original point yet again but if Giroud can find the form and confidence he displayed for the majority of last season, he'll find the back of the net.

Cazorla missed the majority of last season due to injury and his absence from the side was painful on the team.

I like how he played mainly out at wide right for the majority of last season, which happened to be his best season ever.

Monreal does seem to be declining a bit this season, far from the phenomenal defensive displays he had for the majority of last season.

Agree Ramsey has been average this season but obviously people are more tolerant since he essentially carried the team for the majority of last season.

Albrecht, who missed the majority of last season due to hip surgeries in the off - season, is a West Lafayette, Indiana native.

Yet to justify his huge transfer fee, but can be treated with a degree of sympathy after spending the majority of last season out injured.

The 24 - year - old is yet to score a league goal for the Blues this term and spent the majority of last season playing second fiddle to Diego Costa, while he is now behind summer signing Alvaro Morata in the pecking order.

He missed the majority of the last season on account of his ankle injury he incurred during the match against Manchester United in November.

But those stats were of a similar level to Alexis and Hazard in terms of goal contributions this season... As it stands Cech, Walcott, Debuchy, Coquelin, Gabby, Wilshere and Ox were all luxuries we didn't have for the majority of last season..

The striker has fallen down the pecking order over the past 12 months, playing only a squad member role for the majority of last season, and has now fallen further down the pecking order since the arrival of Alexandre Lacazette from Lyon.

Don't know if you watched much of last season, but there are three names added to those options we didn't have for the majority of last season... And somehow, magically managed to win a few games!

He suffered an Acilles injury while away with Belgium which sidelined him for the majority of last season, and has hampered his appearances this campaign.

Sturridge spent the majority of last season on the sidelines as a number of different injuries limited him to just seven league starts.

The unfortunate Ings, 24, who missed the majority of last season, with cruciate ligament injury in his left knee, suffered ligament damage to his right knee when making a tackle during Liverpool's EFL Cup victory over Tottenham last week.

Our No 10 spent the majority of last season at Bournemouth, playing 27 times - the most appearances he's made in any campaign since 2013/14 - and has fond memories of his time on the south coast.

After recovering from a lengthy lay - off which saw the defender miss the majority of last season, Wheater is the choice of many supporters, myself included, to become the Whites» skipper following the recent departure of club legend Kevin Davies.

The Spaniard was overlooked for the majority of last season in favour of makeshift left - back James Milner and his chances of first - team action seemingly diminished after the arrival of Andrew Robertson.

The Seagulls spent the majority of last season in the promotion mix before fading away and experiencing defeat over two legs against Sheffield Wednesday in last season's Championship play - offs.

David Sullivan continues in his role as self - styled Director of Football while Slaven Bilic is still at the helm of team affairs, along with the same coaching staff who struggled to deploy a fit, disciplined and organised outfit for the majority of last season.