Sentences with phrase «play pragmatic football»

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While Fulham play expansive, free flowing football, Neil Harris» Millwall adopt a more pragmatic approach and it's working.

I see you're still spouting your usual drivel such as «be pragmatic» (whatever that means in the context of football) and «play at a low tempo» (what — like Liverpool did against us when they beat us 4 — 0?

Whilst we play football based on flair and finesse, Leicester's is more direct, based on guile and attrition and being more pragmatic.

Just a few are; the inability to handle the pressure of expectation, complacency, bottling it in the big games, Wenger's apparent reluctance to compete and spend the club's money in the transfer market and his insistence on playing a certain style of attractive football when a more pragmatic approach may serve us better.

Wenger is brilliant with playing the most beautiful football, great at developing players and actually quite good with tactics when he does bother to be pragmatic.

And now some of our curent players know this too, I read the Cazorla article here where he said we have to be smart in some games... Our victory against ManCity last season was planned by the players... Our team in my opinion should either play pressing football (as we did against UTD at home) or be pragmatic... possession footbal now is not really working for us

Their football doesn't look much better than what they played under Luiz Felipe Scolari, and Dunga may well be too pragmatic a tactician to introduce a more innovative style.

I honestly can't stand half the people on this site, they even were saying we need to focus on defending and being pragmatic first and we were, and you lot are now whining and saying we're not playing beautiful football!

today we do nt play beautifull football (not a pragmatic one eather, thats for sure).

Playing «Ugly» football is not desirable, but you have to be pragmatic.

They play an aggressive, pragmatic brand of football which cuts out defensive risk and maximises the strength of their physical front two of Lee Gregory and Steve Morison.

Perhaps this just means Souness likes the pragmatic, defensive approach - and by all accounts his managerial career seems to reflect this - as opposed to the lovely football Liverpool usually play.

Reims played a football which was too «pragmatic and scientific» for Hanot's taste.