Sentences with phrase «of sublime football»
Not exact matches
Giroud: slow but good in winning aerial duels, settibg passes for run ins (now he'll lots of it for theo), you and i know his one touch is sublime and i noticed he score goals we do nt think he's capable of, He's a green snake under the green grass in football, he can be deadly when you do nt expect him.
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You watch football because of the anticipation of that style of play — the quick moving passes, flicks, touches and then a sublime goal.
Goetze is one of the brightest prospects in world football who's already a proven performer on every stage... A technically sublime, young, creative attacker who's agent is questioning his current club's belief in him?
And over those 22 years, much of our football has been delightful and some of it sublime.
Van Dijk is a sublime footballer and would grace the majority of defences across the world.
The Icelander is a sublime footballer, a wonderful striker of the ball, hard grafter — and he desperately wants to play for Everton.
Another highlight of Little's time in the Royal County was a sublime chip against Plymouth at Home Park and he is perhaps to football what the Slovak Miloslav MeÄ àÅ ™ was to tennis — an example of how subtlety can flourish if deployed correctly.
Their football this season has been utterly sublime at times, a number of their players are bang in form while they've made a breathtaking start to the season which has seen them lose just three of their first sixteen clashes and climb to sixth in the table.
A sublime header from teenage striker Adebayo Waheed was just enough for Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries Football Club...
As sublime as City's football has been since the start of the season, they have had to work much harder for their victories in recent weeks.
I can't see a case to the contrary, especially for a player of sublime technical talent, raised among the traditions of Spanish football.
One example of a lack of the same, i.e., judicial arrogation of divine - like power over mortality — and talk about from the sublime to the ridiculous — is this report from Paul Levy of Public Citizen's Consumer Law & Policy Blog about a favorite topic of mine, too: the reduction of trademark law to the role of handmaiden to Big College Pro Football's money grab over, well, everything: