Sentences with phrase «usual left centre»

Cissokho was injured early on so Johnson moved to left back, Wisdom to the right, and Agger came on in his usual left centre back position.

Not exact matches

Francis Coquelin, Mohammed Elneny, Santi Cazorla, Jack Wilshere, Aaron Ramsey and Xhaka are all vying for those two places in the centre of midfield, and even with Arsenal's usual injury problems there will be some talented players left on the bench.

So unless there are some problems with the fitness of these two Gunners I think we can safely assume that Olivier Giroud will be our starting centre forward against the Hornets, with Alexis Sanchez deployed back in his more usual position on the left of our attack.

Now that there is the usual uncertainty that Theo Walcott may leave Arsenal this summer, and an extra space made in the squad thanks to the exile of Lukas Podolski to Italy, the Gunners are now being linked with attacking midfielders as well as the usual defensive mids and centre - backs.

Against QPR we very much saw the versatility of Jan Vertonghen after he started the match in his usual centre back role, before switching to left back for the second half.

Damia has contributed to this success despite having to play right across the back four, from his usual right - back to left - back and enduring a stint at centre - back.

The Spanish defender was switched from his usual left - back berth to centre - half for a 2 - 2 draw with Hull City on Saturday.

That you spout all the usual ahistorical old nonsense about the «Centre Ground, as if it is some spontaneously generated, unchangeable, viewpoint, suggests you are either remarkably unaware about how societies and ideology works, or, much more likely, are just a Right Wing Troll (with a posting name selected for racist reasons) having some fun inserting all his Daily Mail nonsense onto a Left discussion site.

The research, under the auspices of the Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies, showed that continuation of a «business - as - usual» approach would overwhelm reef recovery mechanisms by 2050, leaving little living coral, which is threatened by rising sea temperatures.

As the least connected person at the Symposium (meaning with no expertise in the area at all), there only because the LCO is supporting the project and because of my innate curiosity which I'm able to feed through my work with the LCO, I left with my usual feeling that as we continue to develop digital practices and complicate the big business of intellectual property, those at the centre — those most affected — have the least control.