Sentences with phrase «of the clarets in»

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Sweden's Henrik Stenson poses for pictures in front of the clubhouse as he kisses the Claret Jug, the trophy for the Champion golfer of the year after winning the 2016 British Open Golf Championship at Royal Troon in Scotland on July 17, 2016.

His Williams is «a worldly-wise publisher... more at home with a cigarette and a sandwich in a Ludgate Hill wine bar than with the pipe - smoke and claret of an Oxford common room.»

I heard in my head the roar of relief in the House of Commons as Neville Chamberlain set off for Munich, saw the late - night sittings of dinner - suited, claret - reddened members as war came, imagined the hissing, furious intrigues of 1940 and, come to that, of 1914.

The villainy of the Skimpole Syndrome does not consist in its choice of goods: papers, conversation, music, mutton, coffee, landscape, fruit, a little claret — few of us would argue that such things are inherently unwholesome.

Give him the papers, conversation, music, mutton, coffee, landscape, fruit in the season, a few sheets of Bristol - board, and a little claret, and he asked no more.

Its long history attests to that fact, for as British food writer Jane Grigson tells us in her lovely book «English Food», as far back as 1660, Robert May in his «The Accomplisht Cook» has a recipe for «Cinnamon Toafts» that calls for putting a mixture of cinnamon, sugar and claret on toast and then warming it over the fire.

Poulter still had to play a 36 - hole qualifier to make it into this week's Open and he is clearly enjoying every moment in the limelight and ready to mix it up with some of the world's best for the Claret Jug.

But Flood, who arrived at Turf Moor as director in 2007, has now revealed that The Clarets could have signed up the Ghana international free of charge if they had been willing to pay a minimal wage.

From bottom to top: a ribbon with the club name in an excitingly chunky font; a lion, rampant; some kind of ziggurat; a couple of accompanying diamonds; a raised hand flanked by bees; and, finally, the crowning glory that is a goose with some feathers in its mouth, standing on a claret - and - blue barber's pole, trying to shake an egg off its foot.

I've just watched it on a dodgy stream, in the warm, with a bottle of claret and I haven't paid tuppence to watch that dross and contribute to Silent Sam's coffers so I don't care.

This is despite being in a Clarets side who have been around the bottom three for most of the campaign, and were eventually relegated last week.

The England international bagged just two goals in claret & blue last season and was let go by the club in the wake of their pursuit of tying Andy Carroll to a permanent deal.

So how do Arsenal avoid joining the likes of Chelsea, Man City, Man United and the spuds in dropping points to the Clarets?

But Arsene Wenger is being a bit more cautious and has warned his players about the dangers that the Clarets could pose in a report on the Arsenal website ahead of this must win game.

The 1 - 0 win at Turf Moor moved the side to within four points of league leaders Chelsea and while there has been talk of a potential title race, Wenger has insisted that his defenders deserve credit for their performance in the battling win against the relegation - threatened Clarets:

Having said all these, I have no doubt in my mind the Gunners will awesomely but the Clarets into their proper class of relegation threatens, as they will hammer them BFC 0 - 4 AFC at full time.

If Giroud would have taken penalties instead of Cazorla then he could have had more goals than Costa... Also many of his goals were easier tap ins with terrible defense positioning helping him whereas in PL you would have to work very hard against some teams like saints, eagles, clarets, etc...

Playing alongside Ben Mee at the heart of the Clarets defence, Tarkowski has averaged the second-most clearances (8.8) and the joint highest blocks (1.7) per 90 minutes in the Premier League this season.

Seventh place in the Premier League will be enough for a European spot, provided Southampton do not win the FA Cup, and the Clarets are six points ahead of the Foxes.

The Clarets also have the added incentive of this game being Dyche's 200th game in charge, and with them having no pressure at all, who knows what will happen!

Dyche is looking to build a squad capable of keeping the Clarets in the division and building on their first point of the season, which was hard earned during a 0 - 0 draw with United at Turf Moor on Saturday.

The 22 year old Turf Moor striker is out of contract in the summer so one imagines the White Hart Lane side may feel able to land the Clarets star «on the cheap» though Burnley will be all too aware of how crucial retaining Ings could be if they are to avoid relegation.

We've seen some of the more — what's the word — weathered talents and veterans take the Claret Jug in recent years, from Phil and Stenson and Zach and Clarke.

Claret and Blue fans may have got their wish in Lambert's departure, yet his dismissal is unlikely to yield huge on - field improvements, or at least not instantly, and with both sides struggling at the foot of the table, a goal - feast isn't expected.

Having scored the goal that sealed promotion to the top flight in the Championship play - off final, Elliott stood out in the Clarets line up as a player who could make things happen and had the ability to make something out of nothing.

To be fair to the Clarets they are going along very nicely under Sean Dyche this season, as they currently sit in the top half of the table and are through to the fourth round of the FA cup.

In a home game against Burnley, Arsenal are likely to need Giroud's presence as a target man to link up the play and give us the extra danger of using the flanks and putting balls into the box if the central area is congested, so can Giroud make it six in a row against the Clarets and keep Arsenal's title challenge alivIn a home game against Burnley, Arsenal are likely to need Giroud's presence as a target man to link up the play and give us the extra danger of using the flanks and putting balls into the box if the central area is congested, so can Giroud make it six in a row against the Clarets and keep Arsenal's title challenge alivin a row against the Clarets and keep Arsenal's title challenge alive?

Manchester United have made rather bigger moves, with Angel Di Maria the latest big name to move to Old Trafford for a British record # 59.7 m. On paper, this Saturday 12:45 kickoff should be no contest, but new Red Devils boss Louis Van Gaal has struggled at the start of his reign, and the Clarets have appeared a cohesive team unit in their opening games.

In truth, can Arsenal breeze past the Clarets without putting a whole lot of effort into it?

Mickelson may be coming off one of the most exciting finishes in major history with a score that would have secured the Claret Jug in 141 of the past 145 British Opens, he has been playing terrifically well, and no doubt has more gas in the tank.

The Clarets have not lost at Turf Moor since the opening day of the season and are amazingly sitting in 7th place in the table, on level points with Liverpool.

Spieth is the champion golfer of the year and now holds the Claret Jug, the oldest and most prestigious trophy in golf, for the next calendar year.

With the Clarets camping them in their own half after a free - kick, United stole possession back with Martial setting them on their way before the Frenchman ran the length of the pitch to receive the ball back and he kept his composure to finish smartly and nestle the ball into the back of the net.

An honourable exception to the lack of quality on show in claret and blue yesterday was Marko Arnaoutovic who once again demonstrated what an exceptional player he can be.

He was sent off twice in the claret and blue, once for a two footed lunge at home to Derby and once for a foul on Rufus Brevett of QPR.

The Clarets have actually failed to score in 43 % of their away games this term so expect this to be low scoring.

That's what Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee believes, and he's not alone in boosting DJ to the head of the roster of those co-favored to chug from the Claret Jug come Sunday night in Scotland.

This weekend we face the aforementioned Clarets in the 30th game of the 38 game campaign, in our latest attempt to pull away from the bottom three.

Bringing qualities of leadership, bravery and determination to Upton Park he unfortunately suffered a broken leg in only his fifth match in claret and blue, a home encounter with Watford.

He's played over 200 league games for the Clarets since moving to Turf Moor from Hull in the summer of 2010 where he'd enjoyed the two previous seasons in the Premier League.

Tiger Woods, in a moving new commercial to kick off the buildup to Open Championship week, says of the tournament's Claret Jug that, «It means you're holding history.»

19/04/2018 06:00 pm - Gaining access in to the Europa League would be a huge badge of honour for the Clarets according to boss Sean Dyche...

The Clarets are W9 D2 L3 at Turf Moor this season in the top flight and after a 1 - 1 draw with league leaders Chelsea in their last home match, they may be confident of taking something in this one.

The Clarets have suffered five defeats in their last six games and need a spark of inspiration on home soil to get themselves out of their ever - increasing mess.

The Clarets have averaged just over a goal per game this season away from home and they have failed to score in three of their ten road games.

The Clarets are a big price of 11/2 at Ladbrokes for a clean sheet in this game.

They have scored at least two goals in each of their last four on home soil against the Clarets and the Gunners are good enough to win this one by a two goal margin.

The Clarets also claimed a 0 - 0 draw up at Old Trafford earlier in the season and even putting all of that together it's hard picturing them coming out on top in this one.

However, this is their best season in the top flight thanks to their home form and the Clarets to win to nil at Bet365 is a price of 9/4.

They face the Clarets on the back of a tiring 90 minutes against PSG in the Champions League on Tuesday.