Sentences with phrase «unconvincing performances on»

Yet back to back loses and unconvincing performances on the pitch have certainly eroded the optimism around the club.

Not exact matches

Liverpool have had a busy summer, bringing in some useful additions in Christian Benteke and James Milner, but it clearly isn't enough based on performances so far, which have only included two unconvincing wins over Stoke and Bournemouth.

The Red Devils take on the Spanish side at Old Trafford tomorrow evening and are not yet assured of qualification after a 0 - 0 draw and an unconvincing performance in the away leg.

Given the strong form of Lukasz Fabianski over the past month, Wojciech Szczesny's impressive performance against Newcastle United and Arsene Wenger's unconvincing comments on Thursday afternoon about the state of his elbow injury an important question now needs to be asked: is Manuel Almunia's career at Arsenal over?

But the Spurs manager would be justified in considering dropping Lloris for Tuesday's league game at Brighton on the back of his latest unconvincing performance.

Gervinho handed the home side the lead despite an unconvincing team performance when he turned to thump a low shot into the net from 25 yards out on 42 minutes only for a battling visiting team to draw level a minute into added time in the first half when Kostas Mitroglou rose to glance home Leandro Greco's header.

Every month Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy put on another embarrassingly unconvincing performance in front of the cameras, assuring everyone everything will be fine and then promptly retreating to their rooms so they can chew off their own hands.

It's an exceedingly thin premise that's employed to sometimes striking yet often underwhelming effect by Kubrick, with the picture suffering from a decidedly amateurish feel that's compounded by less - than - accomplished performances and an ongoing emphasis on overwrought, unconvincing dialogue and narrative.

Rushed into production at Columbia Pictures to capitalize on the success of Jaws, another seafaring adventure based on a Peter Benchley novel, The Deep has a humdrum story, generally uncommitted performances, and a phoney Moray eel (nicknamed «Percy» on set) that gives the much - maligned mechanical shark «Bruce» from Jaws a run for its money in the department of unconvincing animal attacks.

And while I still maintain Diesel has an on - screen charisma, his performance vacillates between a cardboard action hero and an unconvincing sensitive bad guy.

The true story of a Klansman who turned his back on hatred makes for an underwhelming drama with an unconvincing lead performance