Sentences with phrase «up home fans»

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Google Home has its fans — including some who say it's better than the Echo — but it also has several detractors, who say it's emulating the Echo and «has problems right from the start,» including a frustrating set - up and a «terrible» assistant.

In these sauna - like conditions, the power grid in these regions will likely be put to the test, as fans and air conditioners in homes and offices will undoubtedly be turned up full blast.

Lucasfilm is gearing up for its Memorial Day release, «Solo: A Star Wars Story,» but for fans at home, «Star Wars: The Last Jedi» is out now on 4K, Blu - ray, DVD and Digital HD packed with bonus extras.

In virtually any other artist's career, such a voluminous collection of what are essentially demo and home recordings would be a curiosity, an artifact dug up that is of interest only to hardcore fans and critics.

I'm a big fan of the time change — love having daylight when I get home to run and hang out outside — but it was really tough getting up at 5 to teach BodyPump this morning.

Growing up I was a huge Seattle Supersonics fan I would go to nearly every home game during the glory years of Shawn Kemp and Gary Payton.

With rates starting at $ 199 per night, Surfcomber's Miami Heat Package is available October 5 through April 30, 2013 for booking and travel, and offers guests the following: 20 percent off best available rate Bucket of beers upon arrival Complimentary appetizer at Lantao Kitchen + Cocktails with purchase of entrée (pre - or post-game) Inclusive perks with complimentary access to the hotel's fitness center, WiFi when guests sign up to become a Kimpton InTouch member and nightly hosted wine hour in the living room Social Club at Surfcomber is giving fans a reason to cheer with the «Feels like a Home Game» cocktail on game days made with Nolet gin, Cynar and Branca on the rocks.

Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini showed up to home court Etihad Stadium fighting for a win to close out his final chapter with Man City, instead he thanked his fans, those who hadn't left already, for three great years while expressing a measure of disappointment that he couldn't go out with another win.

They had that momentum again, that sweet, sweet momentum that the fans drink up and the players can sense when they're playing at home.

If the home game fans not cheering can't the manager or the players instill energy to cheer up the fans so the fans will get going?

We might end up 6th or 7th this time if Everton improves and have total fan support at home and the Spurs do not have issues at Wembley.

The Reds are set to travel to Manchester City today, and Arsenal fans should be hoping of a home win, but there may be a percentage of supporters who have not yet given up on finishing higher than fourth.

Not ready to jump ship just yet and sticking to my 90/10 rule of fan - hood — love your team 90 % of the time, enjoy the ride and don't let the 10 % eat you up (2 - 2 at home to Hull is part of the 10 % in case you were wondering...)

Home debuts for Henri Saivet and Andros Townsend should get the Newcastle fans up for this one.

On way home from Wembley and will refer to SIR JON FOX and his hard hitting post during the week when he boldly claimed he was hoping for a humiliating loss today as it would speed up Wengers dismissal.Jon, my humble apologies Sir.I disagreed with you at the time (which as you know I rarely if ever do) and I feel as though my heartfelt apologies will never show my embarrassment for doubting your sincerity and total dedication in ridding this club of that utter fraud of a manager that you, I and 99.9999 % of true Arsenal fans hate even more this evening than I ever thought possible.

It's nice to see the sport cares about giving fans what they want, and having a microphone literally right by the exhaust certainly sounds intriguing, but couldn't fans achieve a similar effect at home right now by, you know, just turning the volume up?

Home of the last two Stanley Cup champions, most of the NHL's leading scorers and a fan - friendly, up - tempo style, the oncelowly Southeast is hockey's best, most raucous division

What about fans inside the ground, they show up waiting to be entertained before going home and logging into twitter to then speak of Arsenal in a way that would have a tott fan call them one of their own.

In the meantime, Liberty Media wants to come up with an interim solution which gives fans at home the impression that the cars are louder.

American Express who are ticket partners with Arsenal have loads of tickets for tourists which make up a considerable number of our home fans when we play at home, you can pretty much get any game tickets if your wiling to pay

This latest was hardly the pick of the bunch as he rather bundled it in, but he won't care and neither will the travelling Liverpool fans who have seen their side go 2 - 0 up at half time in what looked like being a difficult first leg away from home against Porto.

As United fans — admittedly, mainly those who probably don't go to every home game — queued up to catch a glimpse of their heroes leaving the stadium, they were asked (in very bad English for a local) «Where from Manchester are you from?»

The wind, blowing in gusts up to 25 miles an hour toward home plate, proved a nuisance to fans and a detriment to Texas power.

The arsenal fans have supported the team massively in the past only to be disappointed by the performance of the team it's not our support that will make them turn up, it's the job of the manager to motivate his team to perform at home and even when we go away from home.

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«Welome Home Coach Harbaugh» is about as good as fan signs get, especially during rivalry week, especially up 42 - 13 with just a few minutes to go.

one of the pluses is that nobody (some fans included) think we're likely to be in the mix — but win our homes and draw our aways and we could surprise the naysayers — up until winter when we must add quality like Adrien Rabiot.

Next up for Arsenal in the Premier League is a home game against Burnley on Sunday and it is one we definitely have to win and also one that the Arsenal fans will be expecting to win with some ease, although things do not always work out the way we expect them to.

Just watched the YouTube footage of the fans booing Wenger on this way home after that disgrace of a performance at Stoke.to the guys there and the ones holding banners with Wenger out I salute you and say keep up the good work and I will be joining in on Saturday.

A home draw in a game you really need to win, even if the opposing side are a good one, is hardly enough to scratch the surface of the disappointment and frustration that has built up in Arsenal fans over the course of another faltering season in the Premier League and Champions League.

Fans like this are the exact reason why arsenal are where they are that's why Wenger will prolly remain in charge cos of guys like this who call's loss to wartford at home and Chelsea away little, we would have been 3 points behind them if we had turned up for either

In the last home game of last season, the fans that did turn up spent more time shouting insults at Stan Kroenke than Arsene Wenger as the owner is the man that has overseen the demise in the club lately, and also the one that decided to re-appoint Arsene Wenger as manager last season.

Becoming emotionally invested in a sports team is an inherently irrational activity, so pulling out the «It's a bunch of people who don't call Pennsylvania home getting paid ridiculous amounts of money to chase a piece of rubber up and down a sheet of ice» on a sports fan blog is just as silly as deciding everyone who chooses to support a team from Western Pennsylvania is stupid.

That was the case right up until an almost miraculous block of a Gareth Bale shot during a terrifying sequence of Real attacking nearly found the back of the net, finally letting Atlético launch forward on the counter — and Juanfran found Carrasco running for the far post, drilling a low cross to the Belgian that got emphatically fired home to level the scoreline and send Atlético fans all over the world into rapturous joy.

Whatever The reason is Cesc Made the wrong Choice, he felt he needed to go home, Arsenal were his home, Wenger was his father, who knows were he would be without arsenal signing him, its not all the La masia products that make it big, e.g Muniesa, Cuenca, and previously bojan, who was teammates with cesc, Out of respect for the Club and the fans not Wenger he should have joined another team other than Chelsea or Man utd, He wouldnt have joined Real Madrid If It were barca who had the clause, He Screwed up big time, and He had the potential to be Arsenals greatest ever Midfielder and one of the best Captains, Arsenal = Fabregas like Henry = Arsenal, but he messed that up, Utterly disgusted to see him in that Shitty Blue Jersey, He is just like the others and should not be excused

San Siro stadium in Milan, home of the AC Milan soccer team, slowly fills with keyed - up fans clad in the red and black of their club as the long - awaited meeting between Milan and one of its biggest rivals, Napoli, nears.

like yesterday I had a feeling a few players wud get injured and we go down the first half by 2 goals and then someone notches the consolation 1 goal and we get out of the fa cup... then wenger explains the reason we lost was cos we were tired from the trip from munich and that the pitch and environment of the Sutton home isn't good enough or up to standard and he may even go beyond and blame the fans for not turning up for the team..

We as the Arsenal need to do our part in becoming a place where the highest dreams of players are realized, even if we don't always win trophies, we need to at least always have a «Genuine» fighting chance, Real Madrid went a number of seasons chasing La Decima, spent loads of cash, played second fiddle to Barca for a few seasons even but still players still dreamed of playing for them in that period, we as fans need to grow up too and stop bitching and whining especially about our players, we create a toxic atmosphere for these guys when we do so and it doesn't help nobody, little wonder our players perform better away than they do at home.

At 66, time is running out for me — I started attending in1958 and gave up coming last season, having been a season ticket holder for 40 years plus, going home and away for many years when I was younger — but I want our club in honourable hands again before I die and the cancerous elite that has us by the throat, cut out and defeated by direct fan action.

After his less than impressive Premier League Gunners debut at home to West Ham last weekend, I reckon that the number of Gooners getting the name of Petr Cech printed on the backs of their shirts will have dried up dramatically, but as long as he puts that behind him and helps the Gunners to a much needed win away to Crystal Palace on Sunday, I can see the Czech Republic keeper being a popular choice with the fans.

No matter how you slice it, this admission is reason enough for termination of both Wenger and Gazidis... this owner, who has personally poisoned every major sporting organization he currently owns in North America (Rams, Avalanche & Nuggets), has no regard for the concerns of the fans, just ask anyone in St. Louis, home of the once - vaunted «Greatest Show on Earth»... they had to endure numerous losing campaigns under his reign, before suffering the ultimate humiliation, as he moved the team to Los Angeles to quench his seemingly unending financial thirst... do you think it's a coincidence that ever since his arrival both Wenger and Gazidis have made grand claims each and every May to secure season ticket sales then fail to live up to the billing... they will do anything to make money except the very things that would make the most sense from a soccer perspective: buying a world - class striker since RVP, a Viera - like boss in the midfield and a dominant, physical CB in the mold of Adams or Sol... let's face it, they didn't even try

The Montreal Arena housed 7,000 hockey fans as the home of the NHL's Canadiens and Wanderers in the league's inaugural, before a blaze sent it all up in smoke.

After Arsenal survived an early Champions League blow thanks to some last ditch defending, a few moments of magic from the second choice keeper David Ospina and some profligacy in front of goal from Edinson Cavani and Angel Di Maria, the Paris Saint - Germain fans were left cursing their luck after Alexis Sanchez popped up in the right place to rifle home the rebound from Alex Iwobi's shot in the final 12 minutes of our group game.

How much more embarrassment do we as fans have to put up with before things change, because we've had the heavy defeats home and abroad, the standard of our football is declining fast, we don't develop players good enough to take us forward, the couple of world class players we have won't sign new contracts, we've got mediocre players on big wages and not good enough, the manager who blames everyone and everything but himself and finally the fans who blindly support a system that's clearly falling apart but are to scared to change.

So with the support of supporter groups fans could boycott the next home game, and every other home game, until Silent Stan sells up!

After losing the opening game of the Premier league season at home, Arsenal fans can expect Arsene Wenger to make some changes to the starting line - up and probably not just to fill the gaps left by Aaron Ramsey and Alex Iwobi picking up injury problems in the loss to Liverpool.

The comments hadn't been picked up by viewers in the UK, but fans in the middle east heard it loud and clear as it leaked its way back home.

Calling all season ticket holders its time to stand up and be counted, at Arsenals next home game i believe every fan should pull their seat out from the ground and throw it onto the pitch at full time.

If only fans could abandon games at the Emirates... It's not feasible coz there are many fans who go to the Emirates just to enjoy themselves & they will easily fill the stadium... 2 - 3 home games with minimum attendance would surely make the board sit up & notice..

Three points for Arsenal would open up a four point gap on our big rivals and so it is encouraging for us fans to see that even pundits that are not usually very keen on Arsenal, such as the former spud Jamie Redknapp, are leaning towards a home win tonight.