Sentences with phrase «probably in the league of»

I'm just saying that I'm new to fiction and I'm not probably in the league of some other bestselling authors yet.

Not exact matches

The problem is they're jealous of the «glory» men get because they're better at all these things and get more attention, so they ignore all the womens leagues in all thes various sports (which probably could really use their help) and try to force the males to let them compete.

I will probably die of old age with a camera in my hand, photographing a little league baseball team.

im not to sure about sterling because im on the idea to take a striker first, like lacazette and play in the wing ox, welbeck, walcott, chuba or maybe campbell or wellington (probably i would sell the last one... al of u try him like a star when he is not younger than campbell and he did nt do anything, for me he is not on the standard)... BUT u cant said that walcott is the best winger in the league when he is fit.

Sports was probably the reason she was there, in the Ivy League, at the top of the academic ladder.

It's probably the toughest two teams you can play back - to - back in the entire league as of right now.

The France international forward was probably in line for his first start of the season, but he picked up a knock as well as a very harsh red card in the Champions League clash with PSG and has not even made the bench today.

We will probably either finish 2nd or 3rd in the grup and if it happens to be the latter we may as well look at europa league as a realistic chance of winning a title.

Such has been the rise of social media in recent years, Manchester United fan Andy Tate is probably more famous than many current players in the Premier League.

He is probably one of the best blocking TE's in the league, OK!

Arsenal have very few Cup games left to rotate in except the Europa League, and our tie against Ostersunds will probably see the end of that run, so it would appear that Arsenal has little need of most of our second team for the rest of this season.

for more reason then one i think we probably lose this one it might help with the rest of the season less games = less injuries, and also i think some people are forgetting that Southampton are second in the league they wont be a push over and they will go with full squad to our youth.

It is not easy at all to win the Premier League, in fact it is probably the hardest League in the world, and the amounts of money some teams spend in an effort to win it is incredible.

Cashner will be 30 in September somehow, so it's probably time to stop thinking of him like he's a phenom who's going to emerge from a pitching chrysalis and take over the National League.

Gary Speed (Bolton) â $ «At 37, Speed is one of the oldest players in the league â $ «yet he is also one of the fittest, thanks to Sam Allardyceâ $ ™ s strict training regime, the Welsh midfielderâ $ ™ s professionalism and probably some sort of lifelong alcohol allerg.

Probably a bit of column A and a bit of column B, really, since there are two different leagues with different rules and some of it might depend very much on what is sitting there in Triple - A waiting to come up and help.

Liverpool stalwart Jamier Carragher is probably one of the most level - headed individuals in the Premier League when it comes to speaking the most sense about football.

I get a kick out of seeing older (hell, I'm only like 5 years older than him), hard - nosed guys still making big plays in the league, so it was probably just a matter of time before I named Harrison my Hoss Of The Weeof seeing older (hell, I'm only like 5 years older than him), hard - nosed guys still making big plays in the league, so it was probably just a matter of time before I named Harrison my Hoss Of The Weeof time before I named Harrison my Hoss Of The WeeOf The Week.

Wenger has 2 ways of getting back in the champions league top 4 or win this comp, he needs to chose which one is the best way back in, but Knowing Wenger he'll probably think we can do both and muck them both up.

With all those league winners out of the rankings, the second pot, which we'll be in, should contain all the other good teams from Europe, so teams from pots 3 & 4 probably won't trouble us in getting through to the knockout rounds.

guy couldnt pass the ball wright, can not shot, not just he missing chances but he miss the ball all the time, slowing the tempo, no pace no speed old story, on one on one no way he can pass the player, dribble like my grandma... and you tell me how the guy with this attributes can be no. 1 striker and play in the best league in the world and probably one of the best clubs in the world... as long as i am alive i would ask myself how giroud stray in arsenal and be no. 1 striker... even my little cousin make a jokes about him, its obvious like a day... guy is laughingstock!!!

Meanwhile, Altuve might end up with the best season ever from a player 5» 6 or shorter, even though a) he's probably shorter than that, and b) being compared against early 1900s players, who played in a league where half of the players had rickets.

He inherited a fantastic side at Barcelona, he had Messi at his disposal (who will probably go down as the greatest player ever, and guarantee's you a goal a game), Pep also had a lot of other world class players that were so in tune which each others game, he had lots of money to spend, and Real and Barcelona were miles ahead of any else in the Spanish league in terms of quality players and finances.

Having spent the second half of last season on loan at Ipswich Town and featured in nothing more prestigious than the League Cup for Spurs this season, the Mexican midfielder is about as popular with Harry Redknapp as a Jermain Defoe stamp on Aaron Mokoena and will probably be the latest player to travel the well - worn furrow between White Hart Lane and Fratton Park.

This kept him out of the Champions League final although he would probably not have played anyway but he would almost certainly have been in the France starting XI at Euro 2016 where he would have played alongside Laurent Koscielny and it is this French connection that I think could be key to the Gunners beating the likes of Man United to his signature this summer.

Arsenal are the only side in the league averaging over 20 shots per game, in fact Ozil, Ramsey and Cazorla alone have created 60 chances, now of those 60 chances, it is only probably the most difficult that has been converted, Olivier Girouds fantastic Volley Vs Palace.

Well if we failed we won't have won a trophy last season (FA cup would be used to blood youngsters), we won't have players like Alexis and Ozil come into the club, and we definitely would not be able to keep players like Cazorla, Walcott and Ramsey because we would probably be playing Europa league (or even not been in Europe) and still have probably 5 more years to go in paying of the stadium because we are not getting enough money into the club (no Champions league).

Okay Spurs are missing probably their best centre back Toby Alderweireld and his Belgian international team mate from midfield Moussa Dembele had to be replaced in the first half of their Champions League defeat to Bayer Leverkusen but that still only gives them four players on the injury list of physioroom.com and two of those, Harry Kane and Erik Lamela, are only said to be slight doubts and could feature on Sunday.

Arsenal is one of the 1st premier League team to do business in this winter window (poldi's inter deal) and may probably be among the last teams to bring in reinforcements and / or replacements....

Also, if Man United do happen to beat Tottenham today we will have both Manchester clubs breathing down our necks in the race for the Champions League slots so we need to plug on, probably right untl the last game of the season.

Do not waist my time cause it is a waist watching matches where u know it will always end in defeat probably will start watching wen Arsenal is relegated, Wenger, Kroenke n d mediocre board of directors r booted out of d club n mind u those who think been relegated will make Senile Wenger win d league should v a rethink cause @ that He will still fail.

Wenger will not get anywhere near winning the league, Europe we have a chance because the opposition is so weak in Europa, but Wenger will probably mess it up as he has a terrible record in Europe, League Cup he doesn't take seriously enough to win, so yet again, the FA Cup is our only hope of any success next sleague, Europe we have a chance because the opposition is so weak in Europa, but Wenger will probably mess it up as he has a terrible record in Europe, League Cup he doesn't take seriously enough to win, so yet again, the FA Cup is our only hope of any success next sLeague Cup he doesn't take seriously enough to win, so yet again, the FA Cup is our only hope of any success next season.

Chelsea have probably the most balanced squad in the league, especially since the signing of Costa and Fab.

Arsene Wenger has some big choices to make in the next few days about which Arsenal players will be in the starting line up on Tuesday night, when the German Bundesliga champions come to town for the first of two back to back games that will probably decide our fate in the Champions League this season.

A win against our Premier League rivals would not only keep the Gunners in touching distance of the league leaders, but it would also land an early blow on Brendan Rodgers and his players, whose confidence is probably quite fragile after last season's struLeague rivals would not only keep the Gunners in touching distance of the league leaders, but it would also land an early blow on Brendan Rodgers and his players, whose confidence is probably quite fragile after last season's struleague leaders, but it would also land an early blow on Brendan Rodgers and his players, whose confidence is probably quite fragile after last season's struggles.

The Orioles are not an easy group of heroes to control, though it is probably unfair to place any significance in the fact that they played better at night (60 - 41) than all the other teams in the American League.

I'll probably get loads of thumbs down because of my comments but until I see some major changes in the way we line up and go about our footballing business, I'll never expect anything more than just being a top four premiership side which turns up for the champions league every year that has no hope of winning either.

We will probably get knocked out of the FA cup at the first hurdle, Knocked out of the europa league at the first hurdle, If wenger doesn't sign at least 3 quality players during the transfer window, we will finish out of the top 4 in the premier league!

Messi played a big part in Barca taking the first leg and if City can't find a way to keep him contained, they'll probably find themselves out of the Champions League completely.

Apparently they thought that our centre back was entering the final year of his current contract so they could pretty much force us to sell unless Koscielny himself did not want to go and after the saga of us selling Robin van Persie to a direct Premier League rival in Manchester United they would probably have been right, except that they were wrong.

Regardless of what you feel towards the astronomical wages that footballers are on in comparison to the rest of society, realistically you probably aren't going to find a single Premier League footballer who settles for less than the average of his ability and status.

Klopp's belief that he can still attain his primary targets without the lure of the Champions League is probably understandable confidence in his pulling power as a manager.

In fact there are at least three key men at the current league leaders Chelsea who still appear to be pretty wary of the Gunners, which is probably increased this week as Arsene Wenger prepares to take the team to Stamford Bridge looking for a repeat of the match against them at home, which saw Arsenal inflict their heaviest defeat of the season.

I will probably write off our chances of Champions League football if we fail to win on Saturday, or if both Liverpool and City win this weekend, but nothing is guaranteed in our beautiful game.

He is probably the most treacherous and disingenuous of the 3 because he still talks about loving Arsenal or supporting Arsenal but he plays for one of our biggest rivals in the premier league.

If we had a manager in the form of Allegri or Simeone then I'm sure the team with a few new players and a lot of our dead wood players shipped out to ever is willing to stomp up the cash for them, then I believe we would be challenging for every domestic cup / PL and more importantly the Champions League, but while Wenger is allowed to dictate his own terms to the Board and Kroenke then we will never ever move on, we will become a laughing stock and probably be relegated.

If we had emptied our finances to sign Pierre - Emerick Aubameyang, we would probably be in the quarter final of the champions league!

It's understandable that Sark would struggle getting players to gel in his / Kyle's system (i'm assuming that we probably kept about 50 % KS and added 50 % of Sark), but how good can you be if you can't scheme open probably the most physically gifted and talented WR in the league for more than 3 TDs?

Every other 18, 19, 20 year old you see break through at Arsenal, Sunderland, Hoffenheim, Lorient, Nantes, Ajax, Celtic or wherever in the top flight has talent because they've fought it out with hundreds of peers in the same position — who are probably working at a grocery store now or playing in a lower league side.

If you can't see that he is one of the best players in the league right now you probably need to go to the eye doctor.