The phrase
"rotten luck" means having extremely bad luck or unfortunate circumstances.
Full definition
However, I do not see this as being a bit of typical
rotten luck for the Gunners on the whole, because the timing of this injury to Welbeck is quite fortunate.
One could counter that Kelly's coaching is the biggest culprit for that gap, but it's also true the Fighting Irish ought to benefit in the win column from not having
such rotten luck.
That Virginia's defense has stopped making stops in critical games, right as the offense has also faltered, is partly
just rotten luck.
As you know, I'm gutted for you but massively in awe of your fight and determination to keep things going despite
what rotten luck is thrown at you.
We had
rotten luck tonight because the ball was not willing to go into the goal and England were lucky to score.
While I do have sympathy for the boss and I do agree that Arsenal seem to have
rotten luck on a number of fronts, the fact is that it seems to be the same every year for Arsenal and surely coincidence can only be taken so far.
We have, though, been handed a nightmare schedule due to our
usual rotten luck and fave tough away games after five of the six group games, leading to suggestions that Arsene Wenger needs to treat Europe as a much lower priority than the Premier League.
Rotten luck for Luis Suarez that he, of all people, should lose their balance and accidentally plunge his teeth into someone's shoulder.
The Phillies had
rotten luck in one - run games last year: 21 — 36, the most such losses in baseball.
The French youngster hasn't been able to display enough of his quality since his summer move to Barcelona from Borussia Dortmund, making just 11 appearances in all competitions having had
rotten luck with injuries.
Because I need to know why Kershaw has
such rotten luck and / or results when he's extended in postseason games.
I used to view challenges as a terrible turn of events or
rotten luck.
«I guess I have to play the Masters now and the Tournament of Champions and...»
Rotten luck.
We got nothing from that either becaise of a number of decisions by the officials, so that is six points down the drain because of
rotten luck.
The round hasn't gotten any easier for him, and
his rotten luck continued with this birdie putt on number 8.
Even something as simple as Mike Dean getting it right and sending off Costa in our game against Chelsea last September could alter the course of a season and I think it is fair to say we have had
some rotten luck of late.
If the Leyritz error was a symbol of the Yankees not putting the best team on the field, and if Hawkins was a symbol of how the late - 80s, early - 90s Yankees were built, Barfield was just a symbol of awful,
rotten luck.
In its place, I present to you a compendium of Kershaw's
rotten luck.
We have had
some rotten luck so far but it just seems to be that things are starting to go our way.
Jack really has had
some rotten luck and will surely be desperate to get back on to the pitch and resume his much interrupted playing career.
The Revival are excellent, but they're
rotten luck with injuries and terrible booking since coming back has killed any and all momentum.
I am surprised to see so much negativity from some of my fellow Gooners after Arsenal lost to Man United on Saturday evening, because instead of it being another poor performance and result against a big EPL rival, it is fair to say that we were the better side and but for an unbelievably inspired game from their man in goal and
some rotten luck, it would have been a famous and well deserved win.
The important part of that story isn't that Anderson has
rotten luck with injuries, so the Dodgers should have known he was a risk.
SAD BEYOND BELIEF AND
ROTTEN LUCK FOR A GREAT GUY but we must now be practical and even now it seems that Wenger has finally accepted his career with us is virtually over, as other players are actively being scouted.
As well as having made some mistakes at crucial points in season's over the last decade or so, and hitting a patch of poor form just when we needed to push on, Arsenal have been beset by
some rotten luck along the way that has hampered, if not completely ruined, our hopes of once again being crowned as the champions of England.
Except for the pond because holy hell —
rotten luck you guys have that kind of death trap.
Infant showers are generally held a month or 2 prior to the mom's anticipated due day (some societies, nevertheless, consider
it rotten luck to hold child showers prior to the child is birthed).
My 1st love would be to get an industrial job; and all I have are
rotten luck.
Rotten luck that your hair is thinning.
There was Quidditch... purebloods versus mudbloods...
the rotten luck of Dark Arts professors... puberty... first snogs... increasingly lethal assaults by a reconstituting Voldemort... and many illustrious British actors earning enough, even with U.K. taxes, for country homes.
But he also possesses Wile E. Coyote's
rotten luck for having his contraptions implode, fizzle and otherwise crap out.
It's hard not to think that Kelly Reichardt had
the rotten luck to be born a decade too late.
In fact, no one planned it, it just is
rotten luck.
Plain and simply, that was
rotten luck for them if they'd hoped to someday see their obituaries on the front page of the New York Times.
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But depressed and angry about her illness, Nancy was stuck in a rut of watching endless hours of TV and being preoccupied with
her rotten luck.