Sentences with phrase «team selection headache»
When spoilt for choice, team selection headache is the sort that team managers must prefer (I assume as I have never managed a football team before in my life).
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The Daily Mail says Valverde now faces a real selection headache with Lionel Messi being the only available player out of last year's first team front three.
Arsene has got a big headache in team selection I just hope he gets it right.
So poor old Arsene Wenger has got some selection headaches ahead of him after making seven changes to the Arsenal team that scored five against West Ham at the weekend.
Beyond that, there will also be a debate over whether or not the French international actually fits into the team given that it's already pretty crowded with Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez, Ousmane Dembele and Philippe Coutinho, but time will tell if that's a selection headache Ernesto Valverde has.
Thanks to the new Medical and fitness team... Selection headache for Wenger!!
The German tactician has a major selection headache as his side prepare to return to action after the winter break, with seven first - team players currently missing.
Arsenal and Wenger is struggling to keep the team together happy and every time it's team selection Arsene is having headache and almost everyone here want him to sign another quality player, remember Chelshit was once like that spraying money at every possible open deal not minding the ripple effect on team stability and cohesion though not sounding like a loser.
Team News & Lineups: Zidane's Real Madrid has been in absolute superb form going into the big «El Clasico» but he do have some selection headaches after Gareth Bale ruled out leading to the game.
Louis van Gaal's main headache with the team selection was who he would use in the attack as many fans were calling for a Rooney and Wilson strikeforce with others in the Rooney and Falcao corner.
Los Rojos have a huge array of talent at their disposal and boss Julen Lopetegui will have plenty of selection headaches to consider when it come to picking his team for Russia this summer.
«Competition is healthy, it is good and gives the manager a selection headache, which is the best for the team for us to drive forward and keep improving,» said Welbeck.