Sentences with phrase «much football love»
Football season is almost over so I'm trying to squeeze in as much football love on this blog as I can.
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As much as they love the league, they rely heavily on revenue from football games to drive their business.
Football has so much to teach the Church, and it's loved by a group of people who would probably like us too if they got to know us.
Owen Thomas, the much - loved captain of University of Pennsylvania's football team, suffered from CTE and hanged himself in April 2010.
As much as I love to eat large food (ask Joe / anybody in my family... my favorite sweet potatoes are like, the size of footballs — not anymore though, wedding diet problems.)
as much as i love football, i refuse to blow my week of perfect eating on some fried wings or crappy frozen appetizers that would never appeal to me outside a room filled with jerseys and team spirit.
as much as i love football, i refuse to blow my week of perfect eating on some fried wings or crappy frozen appetizers that would never appeal to...
No matter how much you love your favorite football team, odds are you love game days for another reason — the food.
Even though I had no idea what made a good football game back then (us kids basically just loved having a reason to stay up late, drink soda, eat deliciousness off the grill and goof off, never actually watching much of the game,) I found myself genuinely interested as I got older.
I love pretty much all of the ingredients and could totally see serving these at a football party.
As much as I love Griez, its a non starter, he will probably end up at United, PSG or Bayern in the years to come before considering us, we «play good football» like he said, and the story ends there.
If it was me or you we'd probably love playing too much to consider any of this, but not all players are like that, some even had a choice of which sports, but didn't succeed at their chosen favorite so opted for football as a career move, go figure.
To get a football brain all you need to do is love the game, watch as much of it as you can, listen to all the input and make you're own judgements.
We don't support a football team anymore we support a business and that's a fact its not going to change regardless of if Wenger goes or not (and I would dearly love him to go) because the board are in charge and until the suits are gone and a FOOTBALL FAN like the much missed David Dein comes back into the fold we are NOT going to see any real diffootball team anymore we support a business and that's a fact its not going to change regardless of if Wenger goes or not (and I would dearly love him to go) because the board are in charge and until the suits are gone and a FOOTBALL FAN like the much missed David Dein comes back into the fold we are NOT going to see any real difFOOTBALL FAN like the much missed David Dein comes back into the fold we are NOT going to see any real difference.
Arsenal don't have the power with neither Jack, nor Mesut and thus so need to cough up the money or the players won't sign, because a footballers career is short and as much as you love your club, when the offer comes you have to make the best decision for yourself.
I love the spanish football world so much that if I were to assemble a premier league team, English players will only play in defence.
you may love football so much but you not any good in it.
Schexnayder, an Alabama fan who has written for sites like Roll Bama Roll and [my own] Football Study Hall, loves the backstories almost as much as the game itself.
As much as we'd love to hate on Neuheisel's college football song, it was quite good, and an excellent way to say farewell to the 2013 College Footballfootball song, it was quite good, and an excellent way to say farewell to the 2013 College FootballFootball season.
I don't mind our players taking a break and having a holiday in the summer, to me the fact that Cazorla didn't just underlines how much he loves to play football.
The former manager of Tottenham, West Ham and a host of other clubs, Harry Redknapp, came up with the not so brilliant idea of our former captain Tony Adams who, as much as he is loved by the Arsenal fans, has tried and failed to be a good football manager, so we can scratch that one.
Choices, choices, choices, that's what happened to our once free - flowing, beautiful on the eyes brand of football... the move from Highbury was a friggin hoax played on all Gunner fans... North London football is now for the fat cats and wannabes, not for those of us who rather watch from home because we love the game and we would rather not pay a weeks wage to get a seat a 1/4 mile from the field of play... much like a high - end business that once cared deeply for the artisans who toiled to create something quite brilliant, they have become an assembly - line factory trying to get the most for the least while still raising the prices of their product..
He should take up a coaching training or - something if he loves football that much because clearly his place is on the bench or behind the desk.
We all know that the English football press loves an Arsenal transfer rumour and it seems to me that they would much prefer one that puts pressure on Arsene Wenger or one that winds up the Arsenal fans, so if they can fin one that does both it is like gold to them.
Love that I have a link like this also because I love American Football so much but it just wouldn't be the same if I was a glory supporter like other English people I know who follow the Packers or PatriLove that I have a link like this also because I love American Football so much but it just wouldn't be the same if I was a glory supporter like other English people I know who follow the Packers or Patrilove American Football so much but it just wouldn't be the same if I was a glory supporter like other English people I know who follow the Packers or Patriots.
Not expert enough against top teams who love his reading of game so much they put a shit load of goals passed him... It's not just that's he is slow it's also because he is one of the worst distributors of a ball I have seen in top flight football... Just watch his passing to players with no option but to boot loose ball or pass back... It is truly shocking... so yes unless you're a 4th place junkie mert should be a bench player just like for Germany in World Cup
«Will you promise you'll give it a look for us and you'll come back on Sunday and tell me how much you love our game of football?
And you can ask another 1000 people in football, who love Arsenal and want the best for it their opinions and you wont get much different.
He loves football too much not to play, and who knows, if we are successful next season, maybe he'll re-sign.
«one of the most successful `, Wengeeeeeeeeeeeer, I don't know abt that, as much as I loved him, his time is gone, he keeps with the tradition that has long left football, his decisions are no longer mostly rational..........
Morality is far more important than football, much as I have loved the sport nearly my whole long life.
Not much love for old Joey Flacco after the Ravens showed Europeans how to not play American football.
If Wenger (SoAG) loved Arsenal (the football club), as much as any (ANY!!!)
Eric Mangini on coaching with Jim Harbaugh and how much the Michigan headman loves football: Confirmed.
We love to play American football very much.
While I have a mandate from the membership of FIFA, I do not feel that I have a mandate from the entire world of football - the fans, the players, the clubs, the people who live, breathe and love football as much as we all do at FIFA.
I know how much Cazorla loves to play football and be out there every day and I really feel sorry for what has happened to him.
So much of what we love about college football was derived from a lack of fear when it comes to losing.
I would love to see Ish get more snaps; he's bigger, has a better nose for the football, lays the wood when he finds it, and he used to play safety so I'm sure he wouldn't be that much of a liability in coverage, something Riley has demonstrated he can be..
It's more about how much the young strong safety loves football.
There are so much possibilities and probabilities to look at, would the invincibles have won the league this season, i would love to think so but highly unlikely, so Mr Parlour do not go judging players base on your era which has past, football has changed over the pass years, with more serious contenders, its only recently our arsenal have seem to be catching up
Now there is a question which opens a massive debate about how OUR club is run but the answer has got to be yes, I miss Highbury and to say I loved the clock end as a child through to leaving there for the grove as an adult is an understament, although the stadium has been a financial burden obviously it is still a wonderful place to watch football in, but football and especially Arsenal has changed so much in the last thirty years, I really am concerned about how much our supporters are charged either season tickets or match day sales including food / drink, we have removed a vast core of our traditional support and young because of these prices.
We know how much he loves attacking football.
Maybe the die hard fans who trully love football have been priced out the club, and the ones who can affort this are the rainbow troops, who have to much money, and lack sense, pride and football love.
It makes us realise how big the support is here in Australia, and how much people love football and sport here.
i have tried so hard to leave this club and support another but just can't, this isn't the arsenal i grew up to love so much, how can some idi * otic fans still want this man to continue with this long unending movie of embarrassment after embarrassment, when people ask me which club i support i feel so so intimidated to tell em i support arsenal they would just laugh and look at me with pity 20 years of useless champs league football with nothing to show for it and yet some deluded fans wants this continuity just because they love their messiah more than they loe Arsenal
Kenny you are correct of course.Someonevthat is obviously in total love of Arsenal Football Club But also ridiculously blinkered when it comes to Wenger.You and I together with many thousands upon thousands of, shall we say, more mature fans, (in other words old codgers) will of course recall much much darker periods in this clubs history than what we are going through now.But today is the present and not yesterday.Wenger is yesterday's man (as agreed by 81 % of this sites members).
This is a decent article, yet the negatives from fans are still there, I would love to see arsenal like I did at the end of the 90's and at the beggining of the 2nd millennium but it doesn't mean in order to do so I would buy all the best players in world, I would get a rich owner to put his filthy money in, change the manager every 2 years to do so, there's so much wrong in football nowadays that yes it's still a sport but there's more focus on the filthy amounts of money being spent on clubs and players that I think attracts more attention than the game itself, now that is wrong and it's very wrong, even our owner though not like the arabs or Russians, yet the yank is clueless about the tradition of our game, it's just sad, so the fact that Wenger has remained for this long through all these changes that have occurred whilst the money game has elvolved, it makes me happy that arsenal do not spend stupid amounts of money on players, we don't try and buy the league, hell we even tight with wages and transfer fees, I'm glad it's like that, though our season ticket is a rip off I still don't mind it because at least we are not like the other supreme teams, there's a bit of tradition left at our club, yet you go to man shitty or Chelski, there is no tradition, it's all about buying ur way all the way to the top, on the other hand spuds don't know what to make of them besides how the heck have they finished above us?
And as much as I love football, basketball was obviously a much better choice, not just for his HoF career, but his life after.
Although he is a homegrown talent and much loved by the locals, he has not nailed down a regular position and might feel more at home — as cringeworthy as it is to say this — at the more traditionally English football atmosphere at Anfield, where the Kop are looking for a new midfield hero after one of their finest comes to the end of his time with the club.