Sentences with phrase «to have pace»

But I have to say we just didn't have the pace of our opposition unfortunately.

The Escape Artist has the pacing of a Japanese bullet train, a clever and original plot, and the requisite twists to keep the reader off balance.

, two quality CB's and will someone please tell me why he persists with Bellerin who has pace but nothing else, he can't defend or cross a ball.

Having pace on both sides of him is the key.

But, the movie does have some pacing issues and the ending feels like a cheat.

We also have pace up front and are dangerous on the counter ourselves.

Chambers doesn't have the pace for right back.

He still has pace for his age and his experience is second to none?

The only good thing is that we may now have the pace and players in form to counteract their style.

I didn't really have the pace to keep up.

And even though the film has some pacing issues — it does drag here and there — the occasionally disturbing visuals are enough to keep you grounded to the film.

It picks up again well before the end, but the game certainly has pacing issues.

The first round is a singular entity within the larger playoff ecosystem and has a pace all its own.

I just hope we can sign someone who can score goals and has pace upfront to trouble quality defenders.

To lose a race by that amount especially after we had led for quite some time and had the pace today to win.

Apart from that, the guy again has no pace, so when he is beaten he has no option but to foul the person.

Had that pace continued, it might have lost over 800,000 of its most lucrative accounts.

The kid has pace and confidence with an eye for goal.

He has always had pace to beat players, but the real reason why need to keep him is his new found ability and willingness to shoot and hit the target.

The film definitely has some pacing issues and some slight predictability.

At slow movement may have a pacing stride typical of this breed.

Going in, I'd heard the first part of the movie has pacing issues, and it does.

2 defensive minded forwards who have the pace to get in behind the opposition but also have experience at defending.

We can't afford to take him off or we'll have no pace in the team.

Have been a vocal critic of his but truly admire what he did last night - the fact that he does not have pace is not his fault!

The downtown area has a multitude of shops and restaurants and has a pace of life ideal for couples and families.

We would have pace up front and a striker who can shoot.

It picks up again well before the end, but the game certainly has pacing issues.

He has an eye on a left back that has defensive qualities similar to Chris as well as has the pace to attack like Haynes.

Also, Anderlecht had pace so Bellerin + Chambers is better than having Chambers + merte on one side.

Had some pacing problems for me as well.

Welbeck has pace in abundance and this was effective for the Gunners.

Mourinho wants to use that to add a right - back who is first and foremost a solid defender, but also has pace on the counter, and Coleman fits that profile.

Wolves do have pace going forward and they might nick a goal but Chelsea have too much firepower and should outscore Wolves regardless.

And I'm sure that Mertesacker will see him as a very similar type of player to have alongside as his usual partner in crime, as Gabriel has the pace and aggression needed to complement his own defensive abilities.

Theo has the pace to get to the by line and is a much better crosser than Ramsey.

The guy has pace and really knows how to dribble, if you watch him play he really does remind you of a young RVP.

Tbh... No idea how this will play out... Both teams have pace up front and vulnerabilities at the back... but trust xhaka and ozil to exploit the gaps better than their midfield so... 3 1 to the arsenal

He actually played pretty well in games like at home vs Liverpool but like you said in games like at home vs Swansea we looked to have no pace with him on the wings.

they know arsenal has pace on the counter..

Jack «where is the ball» Wilshere (missed passes, lose the ball and does not even have the pace nor the desire to get it back) will be in the middle again (Wenger has a blind misguided faith on the useless boy).

I bet Wenger would put him out wide and most likely on the right while Giroud continues to perform, Dybala is a hard worker who can create and finish while having pace and intelligence to help the attack.