Sentences with phrase «offer much threat»

Victor Lindelof 6 — West Brom didn't offer much threat in open play but we were poor at defending set pieces today.

Bournemouth had been struggling to offer much threat but, with 21 minutes played, they were close to taking the lead.

In fact this is what the Mirror Player Ratings thought of his performance «Walcott 5 — Sent one effort fizzing over the bar but did not offer much threat.

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But if that is too much power for governments to yield, then a neutral body could at least identify threats and offer neutral advice on what to do about them.

We don't look at it so much as a threat, but rather as a significant opportunity to be able to enhance our offering and our feature set in and out of the vehicle.

It does not cheer the simple competitive individualism that may be born of greed or may be born of altruism — that offers so much short - term opportunity for managerial zealots and contains so much long - term threat of human debris and loss of community.

I do nt think its his knee as much, but more a groin issue, and its something really uncomfortable to play with, i hope he recovers soon, while walcott is a goal threat i think the ox offers more in regards to the team's formAtion.

Ozil when not making great passes will always disappoint, he does not offer a goal threat, which will only allows the defenders to sit off and wait for him to try and pass to the forward runners (for such a talented player how much fouls does he get us in dangerous areas)

Aside from Ozil's few goals on his return he does not offer much of a goal threat.

We have won trophies since ozil has been a member, but i am one who believes we would have won without ozil being a part of our team, a lovely passer of the ball, but thats it, he is just a lovely passer, but still Cazorla has more assists than him, ramsay has more goals and sanchez provides more threat to a defense, ozil at most times is closer to the opponents goal than all three mention, but does not offer as much as any.

The Ox has done very well on the RW this season, but hardly offers much in terms of a goal threat, whereas Walcott does.

But it was worrying how much we were sitting back and not offering much attacking threat to give them something to think about.

With Romelu Lukaku ranging around up front, offering just as much as Ibrahimović with his back to goal but vastly more on the turn, or running into space, United's main striker is now a threat from every part of the pitch (except, apparently, the penalty spot).

The man whose place he has, indirectly, taken — Ryan Mason — offers much of the same industry but does not provide anywhere near as great an attacking threat as Alli.

Another reliable source of goals from out wide so we offer a greater threat — much more difficult to shut out 3 goalscorers than just one or two.

The PSG side is much as expected with Cavani leading the attack and Lucas Moura offering a threat but they are without the dangerous Di Maria so that helps.

Six goals in the last five seasons suggests Martins Indi doesn't offer too much threat going forward, though; if you're eyeing up the Stoke defence, # 4.5 m Erik Pieters is better value.

For a lad that has been exposed to so much football, you'd have expected him to show any signs of improvement but it was not to be as he continued to dally on the ball and offered no real threat from an attacking perspective.

Unfortunately neither Pablo Zabaleta nor Patrice Evra can offer much of an offensive threat which maybe another argument for returning Cresswell to a left (wing) back role.

Despite not offering much in terms of a goal threat, he is described as a technically gifted midfielder with an excellent range of passing — perfectly suited to solve United's renowned midfield crisis.

Much as it may frustrate Arsenal fans at this stage I don't see any reason why our club should up their offer, especially considering the threats that Dennis Lachter has made about Arshavin buying his contract out.

The Cherries have only scored the six goals out on the road this season so may not offer up too much of a threat to Manchester United's defence at the end of the day.

This was very much a routine win for United as Hull didn't offer anything close to a threat, and at times it was a chance for United to improve on their passing as Hull couldn't get a hold of the ball.

The Gunners couldn't quite get Giroud into the game as much as they'd have liked, but as it became clear that Zagreb weren't offering much of a threat, Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil grew into the game and took control of things for Arsenal.

Much was expected from him against a lowly Norwich side, however Bakayoko lost possession a few times while offered zero threat going forward.

Recently pensioners have lost faith in the financial sector and the launch of a new, People's Bank at the Post Office will offer some much needed security to those who feel their money is currently under threat.»

Those colleagues who are moderately distant don't pose much of a threat and offer the best opportunity for workers to demonstrate their willingness to cooperate with their teammates.

Indeed, as an action - adventure film it does offer enough thrills to keep audiences interested, and in Edward Norton it has an antagonist with the potential to become a real threat to Cross / Bourne in future films, much like Brian Cox in Supremacy.

Iacocca beamed when he saw what Ford and Chevy had to offer, because he felt his minis were so much better (neither ever proved a serious threat, and Aerostar soon will be discontinued).

Smaller enemies collapse after a single attack and don't offer much of a threat either, meaning you just beat them one - by - one until they're all gone.

Richard Serra can not so much as offer a threat, unlike his scary prop pieces (which in fact began in 1969, as did the heavy metal - and - glass constructions of Christopher Wilmarth).

Many answers to that question have been offered, ranging from the extreme difficulty of getting all the governments in the world to agree on anything, to an absence of real technological solutions, to something deep in our human nature that keeps us from acting in the face of seemingly remote threats, to — more recently — the claim that we have blown it anyway and there is no point in even trying to do much more than enjoy the scenery on the way down.

Of course, when looking at the current status, there is really nothing much that the Project Fi service is offering that is a threat to the likes of Verizon, Sprint, AT&T, and T - Mobile, among other carriers.

If someone comes off as solely money - motivated, then the threat of a counter offer becomes much more real.

The Canadian real - estate market is expected to get much more competitive with a new discount agency partnership that would offer cheaper real - estate fees to consumers and present the most serious threat yet to traditional bricks - and - mortar realtors.