Sentences with phrase «plenty of stick»

Summer signing Victor Lindelof has yet to make a Premier League start for Man Utd, but he is already getting plenty of stick from supporters.

In an interview with Telefoot, Hazard was fully supportive of Conte, who has received plenty of sticks from a section of the fans, he said: «We win together, we lose together.

Liverpool fans have taken plenty of stick over their ongoing title drought.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger took plenty of stick when he left Alexis Sanchez out of his starting XI at Liverpool last weekend.

Rooney got plenty of stick when he was given both the United and England captaincy earlier this season but he has shown recently that he is maturing into the role.

One day the full story regarding Abu Diaby will be told — I know Arsenal FC get plenty of stick for what has frankly been a dispiriting and boring saga regarding poor old Abu.

Whilst Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood has received plenty of stick from some quarters, he's taken a team which were stuck in the relegation mire to relative safety.

The home fans were always going to give the Frenchman plenty of stick and once they took the lead and then cruised to a win they did exactly that, with one particular chant of «we want you to stay» surely hitting home.

Arsenal fans have given Arsene Wenger plenty of stick this past week, firstly over the loss to Liverpool and now the fact that another week has passed and still we see no new faces around the Emirates.

The creative midfielder has been getting plenty of stick ever since he signed for the Gunners from Real Madrid back in 2013, with the usual lines trotted out being about his lack of effort, his unwillingness to get stuck in or his going missing in big games or away games.

While Mourinho has had plenty of stick during his time as United boss, an achievement like this is no mean feat and sees him close to a place in the club's history books.

«Lucas Leiva I'm sure is getting plenty of stick off Liverpool fans tonight, but I actually felt so sorry for that lad.

Plenty of them stuck around, too — RSS subscriptions to e.politics spiked when the link was posted, nosing over 1000 and staying in that neighborhood ever since.

The tire's rubber compound afforded plenty of stick but the street - compound brake pad material just couldn't deliver the friction against the expansive rotor surface at the limit.

There are plenty of sticking points that could lead to a walkout or other roadblock, particular relating to rising demands from poorer nations that the world's industrial powers make good on a 2009 promise to have $ 100 billion a year in public and private assistance flowing to vulnerable poor countries starting in 2020, both for enhancing access to clean energy and cutting vulnerability to climatic and coastal hazards.

Giroud has had plenty of stick from Arsenal fans and the football media since his transfer to Arsenal from Montpellier a couple of years ago, mainly for his lack of goals.

The Frenchman gets plenty of stick but I remain a big fan of his.

Jesus got plenty of stick, did He care.

As seen below in his second tweet, Beglin had to rephrase what his point was, as based on the reaction he got, there were countless users who misinterpreted him and gave him plenty of stick over it.

Harry Kane has come in for plenty of stick this week with his audacious, yet ultimately successful, attempts to claim Spurs» winning goal against Stoke last weekend and as a result he's now just 10/1 to win Saturday's Grand National.

He gets plenty of stick but that was spectacularly good.

But this was a relatively short drive event with few interesting roads, and anyway, the drive partner and Your Humble Servant already had plenty of stick - time with the new - for - 2016 Chevy Cruze sedan.