Sentences with phrase «success against the best teams»

Not exact matches

Atlanta may be the better team on paper, but this won't feel like a gim me coming off of an awful loss and a lack of success against this club in 2017.

The Wolfpack are consistently good but never experience true success, and because Doeren hasn't changed that, either overall or in single - game upsets — at NCSU, he's 0 - 15 against P5 teams that finished with at least nine wins and 25 - 11 against everybody else — he is facing more pressure than his performance warrants.

Would he have had as much success against the Villa team that have already beaten Liverpool and had a run of good results so far.

He came out publicly and accused other teams of trying to buy their way to success against well known norms associated with such team (Arsenal).

When you assist goals or score them yourself, it does you good but what's most important is that we have success as a team and that was the case against Liverpool last season.

Pessimistically speaking, We just can't beat the others in the long run, they have more committed and success driven players and coaches (unlike wenger) Optimistically speaking, If arsenal can keep up a good performance till January, let's say we beat all the small teams and and draw against other big teams (plus one or two wins or losses), come January if cazorla comes back (and stays injury free) and wenger gets a winger then we could actually have a chance

Ohio's offense was basically the same against everybody, and the defense found slightly more success about bad teams than good.

Choosing to give major minutes over the course of a season to your best players (like, say, just to throw out a name, Reggie Evans) and fewer minutes to your much worse players (like, against, just to throw out a name, Mirza Teletovic), is probably the most important effect a coach can have on team success for the season.

Well that balance came down on the side of the team's success last night, as Alexis played the whole 90 minutes of their game against Colombia.

The bias against introverts in American society is well documented, including research that shows that a spot on the cheerleading team foreshadows career success much more reliably than a spot on the honor roll.