Sentences with phrase «n't kick him up the backside»

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Three Arsenal players — Debuchy, Giroud and Ozil — look set to be out of action until the turn of the year, at least, which means that Wenger has been handed a serious kick up his backside, with a small squad at the start of the season further shortened by this injury pileup that also sees Ramsey, Arteta, Diaby, Monreal and Sanogo not yet fit to return.

The guy has massive potential still and being sent away seems to have given him a kick up the backside and as such, why not give him another chance?

Any manager with bottle wouldn't have him near first team to give him a kick up the backside but everyone knows Wenger will play him regardless as he has done with the likes of Ramsey and co

It should be down to the manager to give the playmaker a kick up the backside, of course, but Arsene Wenger either does not want to or does not think his record signing needs one.

Sunder also notes that the anti-politicians message meant some politicians wouldn't promote Yes leaflets: «There were examples of LibDem MPs who were not prepared to distribute national Yes literature, promoting messages to their own constituents that they needed a kick up the backside, though Labour reaction was probably considerably more hostile still.

Giving the crime movie a well - deserved amphetamine - kick up the backside, Nicolas Winding Refn's «Drive» (about a getaway driver, Ryan Gosling, who becomes unexpectedly involved in the life of his beautiful neighbor Carey Mulligan) wasn't original in its separate elements: virtually every plot beat had been deployed somewhere before, and its neon - lit, synth - scored aesthetic called back to classic Michael Mann, Walter Hill and William Friedkin pictures of the»70s and»80s.