Sentences with phrase «stop counterattacks»

Coquelin being the faster, more agile and aggressive defensive mid to stop counterattacks and Krychowiak being the bigger, more physical and powerful presence to keep us strong under pressure.

A proper holding midfielder wouldn't have been so careless in possession in the first place, but if they had lost the ball, they would've had no hesitation in stopping the counterattack and drawing a yellow card.

Not exact matches

When confusion and disagreement is the weapon the defense is to stop the name calling and bitterness and the counterattack is to approach the tough scriptures together one at a time and work through them meticulously with truth as your goal rather than an arrogant confirmation of your views (regardless of whether or not you are right).

Francis Coquelin's bread and butter is slowing and stopping fast counterattacks.

also, why did we stop playing that counterattacking style we were playing at start of the season?

Xhaka - 3 one competent pass doesn't make up for a rather careless performance... a handful of times he telegraphed passes in the worst part of the field when playing a counterattacking team and this needs to stop if he has any chance of maintaining that role... reminds me of a taller Arteta at Arsenal, which isn't a good memory

Wenger's team then stopped playing, relying heavily on the counterattack to trounce Tottenham.

Seattle didn't stop there, constantly hitting the Whitecaps goal until they finally counterattacked 4v3.

Plant scientists from the United States, Britain, and Latin America have teamed up with chocolate manufacturers to plot counterattacks, such as introducing benign fungi to displace the bad ones and planting cacao between taller coffee trees that supply fungi - stopping shade.

The field of global warming skeptics is thinning as rapidly as Greenland's glaciers, but it hasn't stopped them from rallying for a counterattack every now and then.

He had previously proposed a counterattack that could be used as a stop - gap measure to disrupt the attacker.