Sentences with phrase «taken out of the firing line»

«Last year he was absolutely sensational at the end of the season for United and now I am looking at a young lad that has been given a new deal, but been taken out of the firing line, not playing much football now.

«I've seen Rashford deteriorate quite a lot this year, and there is no other reason because he has been taken out of the firing line.

Klopp didn't quite offer the same assurances over Lovren's position in the team, but you'd have to think that dropping the Croatian international would be the most sensible decision this weekend to take him out of the firing line.

The Welshman maybe needs to be taken out of the firing line and with the amount of work he gets through he could do with a break.

Iwobi needs to be taken out of the firing line for now, i know he's really good with his feet but he's suffering a massive dip in form and i don't think playing through it will work.

Bellerin had to be taken out of the firing line.

As reported by The Mirror, the controversial official will be taken out of the firing line and will not take charge of a match when the next round of EPL games are played next weekend.

Unfortunately for Bale, Real are at home to Levante on Sunday night and manager Ancelotti - who has always publicly firmly backed the Welshman - must decide whether to leave the former Tottenham man in the starting eleven or take him out of the firing line.

Was he potentially taken out of the firing line in anticipation?

Granit Zhaka has looked jaded of late and could be taken out of the firing line for this match.

«The WHO had to do something to take itself out of the firing line,» Drosten says.

Not exact matches

Wenger should take the kid out of the firing line to regain his focus.

I think what his dad says here is in reaction to what some people are saying, Wrighty among others reckons it's time to take Iwobi out of the firing line, before the tott game actually and I believe so too.

Has Wenger done the right thing in taking Jenkinson out of the firing line at the weekend?

Take Ozil out of the firing line because the German does not look fit to me, he was blowing like a steam train when Wenger took him off in Germany, and put the 21 - year old on one of the flanks with Alexis on the other.

Lucas has been added to the UCL squad after Wenger signed him just before the international break started and he may feel that European football will be more suited to a player coming from Spain's La Liga, but he may also want to take the new man out of the firing line.

Without directly criticising the Dutchman, Gill has instead called into question a number of their recent signings — many of whom were drafted in by Van Gaal — and also admitted in the same interview that a number two like Ryan Giggs might «have to go out and prove you have what it takes and that you can do it in the firing line.»

There is still a small chance for him to negotiate a deal that will pull him and his friends out of the line of fire, although it will take ingenuity and more than a bit of chutzpah to navigate the treacherous minefield he's caught in.»

Enemy fire can kill other enemies so lining up a shotgun shot aimed at you to take out a wave of guards is a viable, and useful, strategy.

However, there are further elements to car combat generally; even when not participating in a battle race or takedown event such as side bashing into other cars to knock them off their preferred racing line and making contact with any number of cars when having engaged a full in the zone boost results in those cars being momentarily taken out of the event and being reset to the track without any immediate speed, alongside certain areas of some tracks containing objects which can be towed behind your car and fired as a projectile at an opposing car.

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The battles remain confusing and chaotic, and, despite the idea that you can choose your role as you fight, it can often feel like you're just another body being thrown into the line of fire, or taken out from an unseen enemy just as you finally get back into the thick of things.

After men take themselves out of the direct line of fire, Crazy often uses the children to continue to control and abuse them by proxy.