Sentences with phrase «most challenging season»

Summertime is the most challenging season for parents of kids with reactive attachment disorder.

Winter can be one of the most challenging seasons to consistently wear chic looks that are both weather appropriate and figure flattering.

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At 35, he is facing challenges that would test the most seasoned veteran.

Balancing risk to achieve a high - performing investment portfolio is a challenge for the most seasoned investment manager.

They will spend on top quality players in the transfer window, and most likely be challenging for the title next season.

Most important is getting everyone game time — Bellerin has been forced into RB this season but I'd imagine he'll get a loan deal next year when Jenk is back challenging Debuchy for the first team spot.

Most of the season had gone by before the project was abandoned, and to make matters worse Kimi Raikkonen was challenging for the championship in an updated version of the 2002 car.

I believe tgere are 3 titke contenders this year Leicester, city and arsenal About Leicester they are doing great but there football depends on counter attacking and few quick passes to reach the ball to mahrez or vardy i don't think they can impress anybody if they faced teams that park the bus like what the teams do with arsenal and also any injury for mahrez or vardy will ruin there season so i don't consider them a real challenge and in an open game we got the best out of them and beat them with 5 goals to 2 so calm down gooners About city they had very impressing start for the season then they were vety baf winning most games by pure luck or last minute goals and they could be beaten easily Arsenal are the best team form we controled most of the games and the losses and draws were by bad referee decisions or bad luck and the 4 points margain with city could have been easily 10 or 12

While the Lions have fended off Minnesota for most of the season, they'll get a new challenge in the final two weeks of the season with a Packers team that is one of the hottest in the league right now.

This year Arsenal's squad depth is far greater than in past campaigns, but it shall still be possibly the most challenging month for Arsenal this season, at least so far.

Another area i feel we should adress is our mildfied, since carzola get injuries every time, i think we need well experienced players like Andres Iniesta of Barcelona would be a massive adding to our midfield, he wants to leave Barca, he wants new challenge, we could make him come to Arsenal, and give him up to 280 weakly wages and take him for 2 years, but with Wenger our coach i doubt it, Getting a Deffensive midfielder in person of Everton Idrissa Guaye, won most tackles last season, won 2nd most tackles 2 seasons ago, very similar to kante.

But by the Saturday tournament finale the conference's alleged chalk, Villanova, was gone; the league's most dominant center, Georgetown's Patrick Ewing, was long gone; and only the underrated overachievers from Boston College, who had tied St. John's and Villanova for the regular - season Big East title, were left to challenge the drums and the war paint and the non-home team.

The idea that Arsenal's tactics were rigid and predictable was most obvious in that season when our Premier League title challenge collapsed after losing heavily in high profile games against Liverpool, Man City, Chelsea and Everton.

When you offer someone a two year contract then you tell the fans yet again we will challenge even though you haven't come close to challenging since our season collapsed when Eduardo was injured, yes Eduardo so that's going back four, five, six strikers ago... fans aren't stupid, most of us spend time reading up on transfers and players available, and I'm saying that's a a daily routine imbedded in us like having a morning coffee..

With a player blessed with his speed and goal scoring abilities it is vital we play to his strengths.We need to inject more pace and directness into our attacking play otherwise Auba will struggle just as Lacazette.This stems from our «pass the ball to one another at all costs» possession football that has overtaken system we played when we were challenging most seasons for the Premiere League Title 1998 - 2004.

I am not trying to absolve Arsene Wenger of all the blame for what looks like being a most frustrating Premier League title challenge for Arsenal this season, as the unfancied Leicester seem to be the ones that will make the most of the poor performances of the usual suspects Man City, Chelsea and Man United, but you have to admit that the Frenchman has had some pretty rotten luck with injury problems once again, while Claudio Ranieri has been able to name his strongest 11 players in almost every match.

Despite securing Champions league football, Arsenal will have been disappointed not to have mounted a stronger title challenge while Villa flirted with relegation for most of the season and only secured their status in the final few games.

Both players will be teenagers at the start of the season, a daunting challenge in a league full of the most athletically imposing adults alive.

It has been a long year for NASCAR's most popular driver, and as soon as he collapsed onto a couch in the cool of his coach, Little E let out a deep sigh and acknowledged a sobering reality: In his last season with Dale Earnhardt Inc. (DEI), the team that his father founded, he isn't likely to challenge for the Cup.

On Saturday night in Nashville, it meant that a small fan base known for suffering lots of losing seasons felt good enough about their team to welcome to the most extreme football challenge possible.

The Foxes only lifted the Premier League title on Saturday — the conclusion of perhaps the most amazing story in the history of sport — yet already Ranieri appears to be planning for the challenges ahead next season.

Arsenal and Chelsea are the most settled teams in England and are the only clubs that have shown signs of challenging next season.

Now that we at the business end of the season we should pull together and get behind the team like most fans of most clubs who are challenging for the title.

The madness and beauty of the world renowned Premier League is what we love, and we have to be noted as the most consistent performers in recent years, and with a good summer of spending (and a little luck on the injury front), there will be no reason why we wont be challenging for next season's league title.

I think our key challenge like most seasons is our failure to defend as a team and leave this responsibility to a few individuals leading to the GK being exposed.

This is not a problem that started today but rather has been around for the last decade.To start with, everyone knew we would fall short at the secound half of the season for lack of enough depth in quality and the outcome now isn't surprising to most pple especially our rivals... wenger himself said we had enough quality to challenge in all front and even went further to say there were no players out there who cld improve us.i have said many times that half of this squad is average and can not achieve much.with klopp, mou, conte / simeone and pep around nxt season then lets see how this blemish «Angel» of our is gonna fair out.Nxt season will even get worse.for arsenal the phrase is «IT»S DEJA VU ALL OVER AGAIN»!!!

We have been the most settled team out of Spuds, Liverpool, United, Everton, Southampton etc as we have had the same manager and settled players in the team, so we should be up there this season challenging at least, we had a summer where most people and all of us thought we were going to get a DM, CB or another striker, but we sign Welbeck a bit part player our rivals did not rate.

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After providing neutrals with one of the most thrilling ends to a season ever with Sergio Aguero's last - gap title - winning goal in May, an arguably bigger challenge faced them this year as they were tasked with retaining their Premier League title.

For Ten (10) long years Wenger has sold our best players to help pay off the stadium debt and since then he has slowly started to build a squad of players that so for this season most fans have said are good enough in quality and depth to challenge for the premiership and improve our position in the Champions League.

I sometimes wonder what it would be like in here if our football was silky tough and we were either winning or challenging throughout most seasons.

Though Michigan is riding a 14 - game winning streak, Villanova has looked like one of the top teams in the country for most of the season, and rarely has it been challenged in the NCAAs.

Wenger has come under increased pressure from the fans over the past few seasons, with many growing frustrated with their failure to mount a serious title challenge, and last season's failure to some was the most bitter pill to swallow.

35 is far from being over the hill for most shot - stoppers, but he has put in a number of suspect displays this season, and many fans will be keen to see him replaced, or at least challenged.

I agree with the likes of money talk and rkw and plenty more fans that believe Wenger deserves all the positive criticism he gets.He has two seasons to prove himself before he bows out and believe me when I say most will request for change when them two seasons finish and Arsenal still has not challenged.

We have been crap most of the 13 years without winning the titles, we are entitled at least 2 or 3 season where we properly challenge if not win.

Even more annoyingly, each year just before we shell out for the most expensive season ticket in the world, we are told how we are going to spend to challenge and then... nothing happens.

Regarded as one of the most gifted young tacticians in the European game, Thomas Tuchel, who'd taken the reins at the club following Jürgen Klopp «s departure in 2015, seemed to be building a side capable of challenging domestically and in the Champions League, but the former Mainz coach's spiky character clashed with the powers that be, leading to his dismissal at the end of last season.

On one hand qualifying for Europe was more than what the fans expected at the start of the season but, on the other, this is an Irons» side that was challenging for the top four for most of the campaign.

It is of course an indication of our decline in challenging terms that games against the Spuds, who are currently enjoying one of their best periods in years (thanks largely to the dodgy dealings of Daniel Levy and co) are arguably the most important of the season.

While Tottenham Hotspur have most certainly proved to many that they are genuine contenders to claim the Premier League title this season, one suspects that Spurs will have to strengthen their attacking lineup in order to be able to stave off the challenge from the likes of Manchester City and Arsenal.

As a result her opinion of football as the most romantic of sports — a perspective obtained via the colour and drama of the World Cup and half a season of promising, exciting football from the Arsenal team she has adopted — is being challenged.

City will still end the season as deserved winners and were a class apart for most of the season, but this result will give United great confidence they can push on and truly challenge next season.

«There are 1,001 ways to highlight the gulf in resources between PSG and their domestic rivals, but the comparison with Lille is of particular interest because the 2011 champions were expected to mount the most enduring challenge to [Carlo] Ancelotti's men this season.

Arsenal led the Premier League for most of last season before their fleeting title challenge was derailed amid the loss of Ramsey, Ozil, Wilshere and Walcott.

Tottenham have a similar playing style, target similar players and had a season in which they competed in the Champions League, the Europa League and the domestic cups while challenging for the Premier League title for most of the season.

With Fulham trailing by a Van Damme goal early on, the Cottagers» Saturday afternoon quickly went from bad to simply catastrophic, as a firm but reckless challenge by Karl Henry on Bobby Zamora, arguably the club's most influential player last season and a player which had he been a few years younger would have almost certainly been snapped up by a bigger club elsewhere, resulted in the England international suffering both a broken leg and ligament damage leaving Fulham's most prized asset sidelined until at least the new year.

No - one outside Leicester's diehard fans (and maybe not even them) expected the club to be challenging for honours again this term given the fact that most of English football's usual suspects under - performed last season and are back with a bang this time round.

Henderson's passing success is between 84 - 87 % most seasons, a decent return for a central midfielder who has a relatively direct passing game; on the other hand, James Milner has only had 2 premier league seasons in the past six where he has broken 81 % pass completion, which shows alarmingly average general passing ability for a central midfielder at a club challenging for Champions League qualification.

It's matches four to eight that will offer most challenge: within the next five games we will meet all of last season's top five teams in the league.