Sentences with phrase «to lead the line»

Do you think if fit for the entire season he would lead the line in such a way we'd always be a threat even if he wasn't scoring?

They supply high quality, design - led lines with amazing prices.

You're assuming we don't have any players in the squad capable of leading the line.

He may lead the line well but he will always have question marks on his «real impact».

With 60 million less in the bank we could win a major trophy if that meant we had a better striker lead the line.

The following are some of the duties that you will be performing in lead line cook role.

During his recent dry spell, there were questions about the player's ability to lead the line on a consistent basis.

I just hope for a mobile and technical striker to lead our line from this season on.

It really shows that we needed some speed upfront, a fresh change after all the static long men leading the line.

Poor performance from the French international in general, as he didn't make the most of his rare chances to score and was unable to lead the line effectively.

He's our defensive rock and leads the line so well.

He'll be my first choice to lead the lines tomorrow given his pace and power.

We have someone leading the line that should do that.

That's the sort of player you want leading your line during crucial matches.

We need a figure leading the line that we know can finish the game for us regardless, that the midfield will fully trust & that brings that uplifting mood!

A promising prospect that could possibly lead the line... in a few years.

Forever Average leading the line this season and I blame him and some past average arsenal strikers for not winning the league at times.

Hard to judge but he deserves another shot leading the line.

A lead door and lead lined walls provide safety to our employees when x-rays are being taken.

What does the linear, orange leading line suggest?

The French international has once again struggled to demonstrate that he can lead the line for genuine title contenders this season, and is coming towards the end of a disappointing campaign.

Arsenal fans have been crying out for a new striker to lead the line in recent years, but all I hear is negativity around our supposed targets.

Be truthful to your self, we can't lift the EPL trophy with Giroud leading the line for us.

De Bruyne and Silva shift from deep to high positions in their respective roles, while Jesus, who led the line against Stoke, often drops off the front line to find space to use.

I think he put up his best (or close to that) starting XI, and most were happy to see Sanchez leading the line again.

His technical improvement has helped Everton massively in terms of breaking teams down from open play, also chipping in with four league assists when leading the line for Roberto Martinez's side.

In as likable are these thoughts, Arsenal failed to win yesterday match against West Ham because of the lack of goal scoring form of Welbeck who led the line for Arsenal.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic leads the line after missing out on his side's FA Cup defeat to Chelsea through suspension.

Middlesbrough rely heavily on their front three with Alvaro Negredo leading the line while Cristian Stuani and Gaston Ramirez proving support in attack.

Sánchez should lead the line once again and.

Theo Walcott led the line in both games.

And with Sanchez leading the line instead of Giroud, the ball is being played on the ground more and his ball control is one of his most impressive qualities.

Giroud CAN NOT lead the line of a League winning side, not possible.

Danny Welbeck led the line against Manchester City on Sunday with Alexis stationed on the left and Theo Walcott on the right.

Would love to see walcott lead the line like he did against tottenham.

Yaya Sanogo lead the line for Arsenal, ahead of Olivier Giroud, and Cazorla, Arteta, Wilshere, Ramsey, Gibbs and Koscielny completed a promising Arsenal lineup.

Lacazette will be back to lead the line instead of Welbz, but if he does what he did last night (his energy was awesome, bad finisher tho) then wouldnt mind him starting in a wider position v CSK.

Arsenal Legend Thierry Henry remarked a couple of years back that the side would never win a league title with Giroud leading the line up front.

Personally, I would love to see Lacazette lead the line for Arsenal next season.

Michael Carrick and Tom Cleverley patrolled the centre of the pitch — Cleverley slightly ahead of his England colleague — and while Wilfried Zaha (in the Community Shield) and Antonio Valencia (against Swansea) stayed wide on the right flank, Robin van Persie led the line as a conventional number nine.

Moreover, with Diego Costa leading the line at Chelsea, Lukaku is likely to be skeptical about a return to the Stamford Bridge, where he has previously stated his desire to be a first team regular.