Sentences with phrase «weak goals against»

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It was basically a dismal performance by the Gunners against a weak Liverpool side who managed a massive 27 attempts on our goal, while we scored with our first two attempts on target.

Weak goal to give up, but the plays we witnessed against Palace with Ramsey / Cazorla / Ozil / Giroud / Sanchez?

As much i have faith in the WOS trio against teams playing footbal as much as i don't trust them againt teams parking the bus because they are weak physically But hey why not barcelona lack phisical players but scores loades of goals against teams parking the bus

But we failed to score a single goal against them, shows how weak we really are.

Looking forward to the next half of the season, if we wish to reach our goals, it is essential that the Men's Blues do not become complacent in BUCS — Cambridge are only 3 points behind us — and that we continue to believe we can beat the best teams in our league on Saturdays, while also fully focussing on picking up 3 points against the weaker teams.

Next goal is huge, still can't believe how horribly weak that first call was against Nico.

Whilst we like to beat up on OG his goals / game ratio in PL over the last 3 years is pretty similar to Benzeman — who plays in a team that creates far more chances against arguably weaker opposition week in week out.

Also Walcott's goals come against v. weak opposition (hat trick vs. a U21 Soton team in the FA cup).

Please don't name drop Lacazette, Milik, Janssen, Gabriel and co. while they're banging in goals against far, far, far weaker opposition

Instead of using games against weak opposition as a chance to help himself to a hat - full of goals, he's looking over his shoulder at the development of an 18 year old.

He might have scored 20 goals but they weren't consistent and were padded out against weaker teams.

I really miss those days when we scored 4 or 5 goals to a weaker team... At present we are fighting against all teams, no Ceativity at al... I used to remember when we used to boss in the Midfield area... My belogved ARSENAL, we are so far behind.....

@twig i agree with you that ramsey sometimes seems to be the weakest link and you want to exchange him with danny but i don't know why i feel that ramsey brings the stability in the midfield with his stamina and if he gave the pre-assist for the first and third goal against manu

If for this goal he has an excuse (though a weak one), there were other ones which he more or less enabled for our rivals to score against us.

Of course, Chelsea are up against a far weaker side than Sevilla, but more expansive pieces of football like the Willian goal wouldn't go amiss for the west Londoners in the second half.

If Anderlecht can come back 3 nil down at the Emirates Man U can equally score goals against our weak defense.

Di Maria scores sets up goals all be it against weak opposition also did a lot of poor things but I'd rather have a player like Sanchez ornDi Maria in my side as the X factor is there Ozil brings not a lot let's be honest.

both good players but not great players at least not for us, OZIL looks weak and yes he did a great pass against Villa and scored a great goal against SPUDS, but he should be a 90 minute player like SANCHEZ and justify being our biggest signing.

I saw headlines about how professional we were last thursday night but I just saw a weak Arsenal team who essentially scored 3 lucky goals against an even weaker opposition.

Sanchez... great ball for Walcotts goal but rest of he time running up blind alleys and again against weak opposition he should have shone Reiss Nelson should not be playong RWB..

And don't tell me that it was only against smaller or weaker teams, in the past seasons he was one of the few players who have scored goals against the big teams.

Norwich may have started this season in promising fashion, but their heads have dropped completely since they conceded six goals against a weak Newcastle side.

Higuain scored one goal in his last 8 games before his double last game of the season, against much, much weaker opposition.

His goals have been breathtaking, too, especially the ones with his «weaker» left foot (particularly those against Chelsea, Tottenham and Leicester).

For all our possession football, we create very few chances in games, we have been able to win against weaker teams with timely goals often in the second half of games.

Ca n`t head, tackle, dribble, pick or receive a pass, cross, take freekicks or corners, but, oh yes, he can run fast and sometimes score goals against weak opposition, rarely against top teams.

It is bit like if Serge Gnabry for example, played third game for us, scored 4 goals against lets say Liverpool (Rangers are not a weak team by any means) and his fourth goal was pinpoint top corner lob over the keeper from his own half (or something equally cheeky requiring tremendous amount of skill).

Even though it came against a much weaker team, it felt like Arsenal hadn't drawn on the horrible experiences against Monaco last season when the Gunners piled too many men forward and got killed on the counter-attack, and in a competition where away goals, rightly or wrongly, are incredibly important, that is plain daft.

The attacking midfielder has also been directly involved in four goals in his last four Premier League appearances against Manchester United (two goals, two assists)-- so if Arsenal were to get out of the blocks nice and early, they can not do worse than build their game around Mesut Ozil to hurt United's weak areas — behind the full - backs.

I don't know about you, but I'm starting to find Liverpool's tendency to struggle against weaker teams, even when they have a multiple - goal advantage, to be personally offensive.

Although Newcastle only conceded 1 goal against Manchester United, their defence has always been their weak point, and need to be weary of the threat Elmander is likely to bring.

Protecting a nine - game unbeaten run that stretches back to their Community Shield triumph over Manchester City is one massive incentive for the players who do turn out on Tuesday, while there's also the small matter of surging to the top of Group C. Only a two - goal margin will suffice if United wish to take command of an incredibly weak group, and they may well achieve that goal against a team more renowned for their goalscoring exploits back home than for their staunch defending.

As with Sanchez though, his goals in the league have come against Sunderland, Stoke City, Swansea City, West Bromwich Albion, Middlesbrough and Burnley; the weaker sides in the top flight.