Sentences with phrase «stage of the season»

The team will be desperate to get through practice without any issues because penalties are already on the horizon, despite this very early stage of the season.

Chambers did not feature much in the latter stages of the season for us, although he did say recently that he was quite pleased with the season on the whole.

There were a hell of a lot of changes to the 2005 F1 grid compared to 2004, with a wild silly season across the final stages of the season and the winter break.

If that tough run comes at the wrong time or the wrong stage of the season in relation to where you are in the league it can really knock you.

Good to get another win under the belt even at this late stage of the season.

That means they need something to improve the closing stages of the season.

He must improve in the second stage of the season if he is to have any hope of being our first choice striker.

My aim is to help the team in this important stage of the season.

No matter what stage of the season you're in — not really spring, almost spring, or definitely spring — I've got the perfect spring outfits for you.

After their difficult start to the season, they are actually running seven points better off than they were at this same stage of the season last term.

A Manager that beat all the top teams away at the initial stage of the season is worth mentioning.

It's a learning experience for this group that is also getting to know one each other during the early stages of the Season..

The Gunners usually show their real class during the latter stages of a season, and it has been no different this time around.

But let's get behind the team and rally them on in the final stages of the season and hope we get something out of it yet.

If they can double this run they can put themselves into a great position heading into the later stages of the season.

He became a bit more inconsistent in the closing stages of the season but he was also struggling with injuries / flu.

What stage of the season would it come into their minds?

He is a bit behind in condition, but in the initial stages of the season this is always the case.

The high octane pressing style of play that we associate with Jurgen Klopp has been missing of late with the first and second pressing lines no longer being as in sync as they were in the early stages of the season with little coordination between the players as they looked to engage the ball.

I don't think Mert has the legs to play week in week out and us not rotating has cost us key players at crucial stages of the season in the past.

You could say that he was struggling before this to hit the heights that we saw from the German in the early stages of the season when he had Santi feeding him balls.

Texas» offense has been dead in the water in the latter stages of each season for the last five years or more, down to something a coach of Patterson's ability could easily figure out and stop cold... which TCU did.

Although it is perhaps unfamiliar for Arsenal in recent times to be top of the table at the halfway stage of the season, it is worth remembering that the Gunners were in an identical situation two years ago, during Mesut Ozil's debut season at the Emirates.

Losing key men like Ramsey, Walcott and Giroud at key stages of the season had seen Arsenal lose a winning position one year and then allow Chelsea to build a huge lead the next.

The German has rotated more than any other manager in the Premier League this season and Liverpool look refreshed rather than running on fumes for the final stages of the season as they have in Klopp's previous two seasons.

To make matters worse, Kompany was forced to watch the closing stages of the season from the sidelines as City managed to secure a second place finish.

And after the way the Gunners struggled to get going in the early stages of this season after the World Cup and issues with fitness and injury problems, you can see why Arsene Wenger is concerned that it could do real damage to our hopes of winning the title.

With 9 games down and 9 games to go, Yeovil have reached the half way stage of the season and will be looking to put the experiences they have learned in the first half of the season to good use, as the games begin to come thick and fact.

We're fast approaching the midway stage of the season in the Premier League as Gameweek 18 draws closer to its end.

You half to look at it this way for the last 10 years the same thing happens we fall apart at sum stage of the season though compared to 5 years ago the squad its almost completely different but the same problems.

Tottenham Hotspur are through to the knockout stages of this season's Europa League after a narrow 1 - 0 victory against Serbian champions Partizan Belgrade at White Hart Lane in a match that was briefly suspended due to three individual pitch invaders causing havoc in the first half.

Arsenal's current injury problems are hugely concerning, with the Gunners facing the prospect of entering a hugely important stage of the season without several of key players.

Now, on the biggest stage of the season, Buford seems to be coming out of a slump against Kansas.

The Chile international has been working hard to get back to full fitness with Arsenal after he mmissed the opening stages of the season with an abdominal problem.

Liverpool start the journey in rebuilding a faltering season by travelling to Bulgaria to save their hopes of progressing to the knock - out stages of this season's Champions League.

Although he missed the latter stages of the season through suspension, Palacios was one of Tottenham's most important players in the 2009 - 10 campaign, which saw the North London side finish fourth in the Premier League and book a place in the Champions League.

Not one of these teams has entered the montage stage of their season, where they shake off the cobwebs and stop stumbling.

I think one big difference this season is usually we suffer with a lot of players getting injured at the later stage of the season like Santi, where as this time we'll have players coming back from injury, any new players wenger brings in (if he does) wenger knows best.

Then Arsene Wenger admitted and addressed the issue and the early stages of the season suggested that the addition of another couple of fitness experts and whatever else had been done behind the scenes had got the Gunners sorted.

And while the boss spoke about the good options that he now has all over the pitch, he has called on today's starting line - up to embrace the competitive nature of playing for Arsenal and put in a fully focused performance as the club heads into a really vital stage of the season.

I am definitely not complaining though and I will enjoy this St. Totteringham's day more than any other but it also raises questions about why the spuds have blown it so spectacularly, just like Arsenal seem to have done in the middle stage of the season and why Leicester managed to keep going and only lose EPL matches all season.

There have been so many outstanding performers for Arsenal at various stages of this season that the less eye - catching players have maybe gone under the radar and not been given the credit they deserve.

City owner Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al Nahyan appointed Guardiola as manager for many reasons in 2016, but none were perhaps quite as important as the cold - headed, winning mentality that the Catalan is now displaying at the defining stage of the season.

Going into the first leg of the Champions League tie between Liverpool and Manchester City, not many punters or pundits gave Liverpool a chance of qualifying to the semi-final stage of this season's Champions League.

Though he experienced loss of form during the wee stages of the season, Mahrez has been performing brilliantly since Puel emerged as manager of the Foxes.

This most especially considering our situation as a club that consistently suffers enormous amount of misfortune from injuries to it's first team players at crucial stages of the season.

It seems Wenger is already displaying the sort of delusion we have come to expect from him in the latter stages of the season when Arsenal's customary implosion reaches its most critical stage.