Sentences with phrase «try catching us on counter»

I think we can put bellarin at the) then chambers in the DM, my REASON: chelsea are not attacking team like DVB, they will only try catching us on counter attack, and BELLERIN is the fastest player around including WALCOTT, in fact he's our king of speed now, so can easily cover with his speed, and CHAMBERS in the DM is directly proportional to 3CB's that's it.

Not exact matches

They will invite us to keep on attacking, and then try to catch us on the counter.

When we played Arteta and Flamini together in the last two games, we didn't concede just because they stayed back and protected the defence even tough they are both poor, Ramsey comes back in and we are exposed because he is found most of the time in the box trying to score like he is a striker and when we are hit on the counter, you will see him running back like he can catch up.

The Swans were clearly set up to try and catch us on the counter, but we managed to deal with their further threat quite comfortably, and continued to keep pushing forward in search of our equaliser, but it didn't come before the interval.

The problem with this is thw defence kreeps forward trying to get in on the action and we then get caught on the counter.

We play far too narrow, everything going down the middle, trying to pass our way through a very congested middle, with the result, a breakdown of the attack and the risk of getting caught on the counter.

The former Spurs boss insists his side won't sit back to try and catch Arsenal on the counter attack, and will take the game to the Gunners under the arch.

But I just think, St Etienne will try to frustrate United and hope to catch them on counter.

After years of training (spray bottles, aluminum foil on counters, tape on counters, yelling like crazy people), the only thing we've managed to teach them is that when they want to go on the counters they should try not to get caught.

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Try placing a bright flower arrangement on the coffee table, putting eye - catching throw pillows on the couch, or setting a bowl of oranges and bananas on the kitchen counter.