Sentences with phrase «perhaps be happy with a point»

Not exact matches

The point, perhaps, is that nobody at a superclub is ever happy unless they win everything, and they must do so with beautiful attacking football; they're so far ahead of most of the competition that nothing other than perfection seems acceptable.

Albion will be happy to concede possession, will be respecting the point they started with, looking to frustrate the crowd and perhaps snatching a goal from a breakaway or set piece, if the opportunity arises.

This was an interesting tactical manoeuvre by both managers, with Davies perhaps happier to settle for a point.

And at some point you might not be happy with that publicist, you might not know what to do or you might be considering firing that publicist, or perhaps looking for another porn star... err publicist to take their place.

Perhaps one of the hotel's finer points is the attached Denny's restaurant, that is open all day and night, and the La Cantina bar with its free daily happy hour.

As we mentioned, it's perhaps not as fast as some more powerful handsets, but we're happy with the performance at this price point.