Sentences with phrase «unbelievable season last»
I was gob smacked by his magical and unbelievable season last season almost literally shouldering the team but yet again he has gone under the weather, too slow and untidy passes.
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He hasn't been effective in any game this year, and his attitude seems to be getting worse with each loss; perhaps expectations were too high after he made his presence felt with an unbelievable rookie season last year.
I would say, unbelievable, yet, here we are, SAME as last season, but worse actually due to so many last year contracts, too!
«Then to explode like he did last season was unbelievable and no one was more happy than I was for that, and I think he has the potential to be a top, top, top player.
It is almost unbelievable to think that the team that Jurgen Klopp took to the Champions League final last summer and that gave us a footballing lesson in Germany this season, are languishing at rock bottom of the German Bundesliga.
I was thinking Cavani must be the best shot at breaking some high high numbers as his goals per season over the last five years is just unbelievable.
Not buying in new blood for the last season was so arrogant it was unbelievable, we have went backward while our neighbours have (it breaks my heart to say it) excelled.
Thomas was a key player in our unbelievable recovery in February and March, but in the last few games of the season we have been able to see a few weaknesses.
A slow starter this season but in the last three Match Days he has been unbelievable.
When you look past the unbelievable scorpion kick goal last season and his admittedly crucial goal in the Europa League final, the contribution of Mkhitaryan in big games, in particular, has to be put under the microscope.
The success of last season was not only attributed to the slick passing and skills but an unbelievable urge by our attacking players to regain possession whenever they lose the ball.
Ian Holloway has done a tremendous job at the Blackpool helm and the proof really is in the pudding: The Tangerines sit side - by - side with one of the country's most prestigious clubs and on Wednesday, when they finally get the opportunity to host the mighty Liverpool at the smallest venue in the Premier League, Bloomfield Road, they have the unbelievable opportunity to complete what would be an historic league double over the Reds following their 2 - 1 triumph back at Anfield last October — arguably the result of the entire season thus far.