Sentences with phrase «term chance at winning»

At 35 years of age, the veteran shot - stopper arguably has one last window for a good contract, which is likely to offer him more security in terms of wage and length, and at this stage of his career, that's completely understandable regardless of whether or not Guardiola and City could offer him a short - term chance at winning more silverware.

Not exact matches

After back - to - back defeats against Manchester United and Arsenal, it appeared Liverpool's chances of playing in Europe's elite competition next term were slim but a win against the Magpies at Anfield would open the door once again.

The 29 year - old also admitted his frustration at having to sit out the Europa League campaign, which could well be his best shot at qualification for the Champions League next term, and with Alexandre Lacazette also out with injury their chances of winning the competition remain strongly in doubt.

I can't bet the house on either team winning but at least we have a fighting chance this time around, it's all I ever asked for, players who are not easily intimidated ability wise or in terms of their mental strength.

he has won some titles in european leagues so has some wining pedigree and at 53 is not likely to stay to long term giving us a chance to bed in henry in after him.

Their form this term would have hinted at a fair chance of an upset here, but their win last time out seems to have boosted morale and put them back on a steady footing.

To hear Catsimatidis tell it, Bloomberg personally came to him after deciding he had no chance at winning the White House and asked for his support in pushing to change the term limits law to facilitate a third term.

Carol brings up another key issue in the best - actress predicament: category fraud, the term for what happens when a performer in a lead role campaigns for a supporting Oscar (often at the insistence of the film's marketing team), theoretically increasing their chances of ultimately winning a statuette.