Sentences with phrase «set teams up»

You can buy all the talent in the world but it is proved Wenger does not have the tactical nous to set teams up to defend

He can not set teams up to play like the big team every game.

He knows how to set teams up and can undo zips on tracksuit tops.

«It seems obvious: Direct supervisors who set their teams up for success, observe them in action, ask for feedback, identify the root causes of employee concerns, and then follow through with meaningful improvements have happier, more engaged employees,» Markey says.

To set their teams up for success, many organizations use SMART goals.

Just make sure you set your team up for optimum collaboration and that each team member knows their role in the big picture.

Not only will this engage employees, but it will build business and set your team up for success.»

What are some ways SDR leaders can be proactive when setting their teams up for sustainable growth?

But that doesn't mean even the most seasoned experts don't have questions when it comes to how to set their team up for optimal success, or how to keep their content operations running smoothly.

Sunderland won 3 - 0 last weekend away to fellow relegation - threatened Norwich City, in what was a must - win game, and they will be keen to replicate that performance this weekend at home, and their manager has already confirmed he will be setting his team up in the same way.

Also, just cos a formation was adopted when chasing a game does not mean it is the perfect formation to set the team up full game.

AS: Finally, other than being fantastically hydrated w / GT all year long, what's going to set your Team up for a great Playoff run?

It's not the player at fault it's wenger and his inability to set his team up to play to new signings strengths, or to existing.

The Carroll trade, the Russell trade, and drafting Allen are all big times moves that will set this team up for a real chance at success.

As Arsenal are at home the onus will be on us to try and break down the Chelsea defence, and I am sure that Mourinho will set his team up to soak up the pressure as they did against Man United last weekend.

I think set the team up to defend and not lose the game because it could be a very big 1 point.

Set his team up well enough, and was simply beaten by a stronger team on the night.

Wenger sets his team up the same way every game does nothing different, next to no tactics, same mistakes for a decade.

The midweek exertions against Besiktas wouldn't have aided Arsenal, either, and it's going to be rather intriguing to see how Wenger sets his team up.

He's had the time now to set a team up for a sustained challenge in all competitions but we are no better than when we had no money.

That starts with the way in which Klopp sets his team up, and so it clearly isn't just an unprovoked and unnecessary attack on the German tactician.

He has scored five games in a row, and is giving his coach a real issue about how to set the team up when Coutinho returns.

Just set a team up to not lose that is the key.

Did the Gunners manager set his team up to slow City down for the opening half before unleashing his attacking threat in the second half?

It was an embarrassment.That was not a team we put out filled with kids, it was fringe players plus seasoned internationals.How can Wenger state in his post match interview that there was no desire and focus.Its HIS job to set the team up physically, tactically and mentally.

The problem lays with the management and the way they set this team up.

Wenger rarely sets his team up to succeed.

Someone who sets the team up to actually win a game & not make us look like a complete joke

In his pre-match conference, he now insists he will be setting his team up to fight our side, but describes his task as impossible.

So the second half began and it looked like Pelligrino has set his team up to frustrate Arsenal with totally crowding the defence with a 9 - 1 formation and the Gunners are camped in the Saints penalty area but rarely getting post the steadfast tactics.

Would mourinio have set our team up like wenger did to win it?

Be it with the way he sets his team up before kickoff; or mid-way through the game, once they have assimilated their opponents» intentions and tactical nous.

And while it's not that Pochettino doesn't know how to set his team up — as we know, they can be brilliant — we can perhaps conclude that he hasn't quite worked out what to do when he has to do something else.

Mourinho does however hold a club - record 25 match unbeaten streak in the Premier League, and considering his long - standing rivalry with Arsene Wenger, who he has refused to shake hands with on more than one occasions, surely he will not be setting his team up to lose.

What's more worrying than the result, is how Wenger sets the team up.

He is one of our best finishers and hence I believe Arsene must set the team up in a way that suits that quality he's got.

Mourinho will set his team up to get a draw, just as he does against other top teams away, despite him slagging off other teams who do the same against his club!!

With Mourinho earning plaudits for the way in which he set his team up on Saturday, it's fair to say that this song is well - timed and judging by the reaction, the Man Utd faithful are loving it...

He set the team up perfectly this time, so could we please give him credit where it's due?

The signing of Lawson is setting the team up to be able to sign him for next year at a slightly higher salary than the minimum (and without using one of the Wizards exceptions: Taxpayer MLE, BAE, etc.).

Mour tries to win by the odd goal when against the big teams and he sets his team up to keep clean sheets as a priority.

We've got a manager who can't coach, can't set a team up, can't spot a player but has literally thousands of excuses ready to hand, that says it all for me.

Better to play without a DM then playing with Flamini, at least we will have to set the team up knowing that we do nt have a DM.

It is his duty to set the team up properly, prepare them mentally etc..

And there we have it, a completely flayed way of thinking from Wenger setting the team up for failure.

Remarkable as it may seem, for all the plaudits and past successes, perhaps that's all there was to it and consistently setting his team up not to lose, they always came through because of the exceptional squad ability and that one piece of brilliance from one player would deliver the result.

Mourinho set his team up to the opposition strengths.

He set the team up to be mediocre or at least top half of the table but not top 4 quality.

Based on this season if Mourinho does such a great job in setting his team up and he is so superior to Wenger.

Often this will come down to «fine margins» as chas has observed — and that is where the art of winning lies (if winning is all you desire) It is in setting the team up in a way that means that the fine margins will go your way more often than not.