Sentences with phrase «with big fixtures»

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These awkward fixtures, made up of one big lego - like block, were kitted out with two dozen chest - high sockets.

we have got this boys Leicester has alot of big teams to face now coming to the end of the season and so do spuds go have a look at there fixtures the only teams that worry me in our remaining games are west ham and man city and i reckon we will beat both of them wenger wont let west ham do the double over us and man city are not the team they once was and cazorla wilshere are nearly back with us having a game in handdddd!!!!!!

Week 13 of the Barclays Premier League sees a host of top fixtures, with all of the big sides in action.

This evening's fixture is sandwiched in between Premier League games against Aston Villa and Arsenal, as Spurs look to cope with three big games in seven days.

Whether one would classify it as a «big game», as one would with the likes of United or Chelsea, etc, is debatable, but it's certainly a fixture to look for.

The Reds took a big step towards advancing to the last four with a 3 - 0 win at Anfield last week, putting themselves in a commanding position in the return fixture at the Etihad.

here's my big hope, is that hopefully with the return of walcott and that win against anderlecht maybe something might (like bad form) break in the season for us now and we hopefully go on a bit of a winning run til Jan, we have not got a really bad fixture til then mostly mid to lower league team (apart from the pool and united) not to be underestimated but winnable, we might just save our season till the next window very important period for us if we want to do anything in the league this season, if in top 2 or 3 buy jan i for one will be chuffed to bits then with all players back push on from there for massive optimism is my middle name COYG

Morata was once again dropped in today's Premier League fixture with Man City and it appears that Conte prefers to field Eden Hazard as a false nine rather than playing a conventional striker during big matches.

So he is saying that, as all the big teams will be involved in Europe next season the competition will be closer with both Chelsea and Liverpool losing the advantage of fewer fixtures.

There's a Premier League treat in midweek with a full set of fixtures and it promises to be hugely important for several of the big boys.

At the same time, though, we could be caught up with concern about the teams below us catching up, so the rest of the weekend fixtures are a big help.

It is a bit unlucky for us the way that the early fixtures have fallen, but with Man United facing Hull City next week, Chelsea at home to Burnley and Man City going to West Ham, I think we can expect at least two of our big three rivals to head into the break on maximum points.

Yes November is our worst month statistically, but it seemed we were favoured with the fixtures to break the jinx this season... with WBA, Norwich, Sunderland, and villa consecutive fixtures, Judging by their current form, we (fans) and outsiders tipped arsenal to sit comfortably at the top of the league before the «big game» Vs City.

Arsenal also have the added bonus of having home fixtures against Tottenham, Manchester United and Liverpool before Christmas if you were looking at that market, with Manchester City away being the only big six side we have to travel to.

If we're not confident of getting through those three fixtures with 9 pts in his absence we have bigger things to worry about...

However, once the international break culminates, Arsenal have a fixture pileup to contend with, and it remains to be seen whether the North Londoners can manage the action - packed months ahead, without rotating their relatively big squad.

The fixture does not favour us again with some big EPL games sandwiched between tough CL matches.

Louis van Gaal had been linked with an interest in Real Madrid defender Serio Ramos, Man United failing with a big - money bid for the Bernabeu star earlier this summer (via Sky Sports), but the Dutch manager has since seen his side keep back - to - back clean sheets in their opening two Premier League fixtures.

«He'll be a gunslinger in the NFL capable of huge games and some big mistakes, but with a good team around him [Player] could be a Pro Bowl quarterback and a long - term fixture for a franchise.

The importance of this fixture to both sides can not be over-estimated with this being one of the oldest rivalries in English football, but this season, with the Lilywhites already 4 points ahead of Arsenal in the League table, the Gunners can't afford to let their rivals open up a bigger gap, while Arsene Wenger's side will be desperate to move back into contention for a Top Four finish by taking all 3 points.

It is not an easy February fixture list, with Southampton at home, Bournemouth away, Leicester at home and finally a trip to Old Trafford to face Manchester United, but if Arsenal play anything like our top level we could easily take maximum points and so getting the likes of Ozil and Alexis Sanchez this weekend was a big plus point and the return to full training of Francis Coquelin is another massive boost.

I think too much emphasis is placed on fixture list by gooners; I mean the gap BTW big and small team would be little next season and sides like Chelsea that are not in Europe, with the kinda squad they have can have a good go at the title (reminisce Leicester, Suarez» Liverpool)..

So with Arsenal heading into a tough run of games and then the festive fixture list, these two Gunners will be hoping that their international action will help them get a chance to show what they can do for Arsenal before it is big decision time in January.

It will be the stand out fixture of this round and a big test for PSG to show how much they have improved with all the money they spent this -LSB-...]

It's only the second round of fixtures and we are already being treated to the first big head to head of the season with the top two from last season, Man City and Liverpool, going toe to toe on Monday night at the Etihad.

West Brom showed the biggest discrepancy between their two home games being the only club in the Premier League to dip below 90 % of their stadium capacity on their weekend fixture against Crystal Palace with 3,319 seats unfilled.

The Reds though are 2/7 odds on to win this fixture with the draw at 19/4 and Burnley a big old 8/1 shot with bet365.

It will be the stand out fixture of this round and a big test for PSG to show how much they have improved with all the money they spent this season.

It's not a result that has appeared to particularly upset either Pochettino or their fans, with many believing they have bigger fish to fry, so as to speak, and that removing the Cup from an already congested fixture list will actually aid their league and European charge.

While Matchday 3 saw some footballing giants secure easy wins at home, the other big guns like Arsenal, Internazionale and Manchester United came away with three points in their away fixtures.

The deep - lying pair of Mathieu Flamini and Aaron Ramsey is also unlikely to change, with this being a big fixture for Ramsey due to his history against Stoke and his recent loss of form.

Can't see them wanting to reschedule such a big game though, especially with the tough and congested fixture list upcoming.

The Los Blancos» boss is trying to get the best out of players despite the injuries and with a host of tough fixtures coming up in the days to come, he will be hopeful that all of his big stars are fit as soon as possible.

Both teams boast a formidable attacking armoury, and with neither willing to accept defeat in what is arguably the biggest domestic fixture of the season for both sets of supporters, we should be in for another cracker!

His latest decision to wrench safety from the jaws of disaster came with the selection of January signing Mohamed Elneny to face Tottenham Hotspur in what was arguably the biggest north London derby clash in the history of the fixture, and what would also be the Egyptian's first Premier League start.

In some ways, he is a forgotten man with something to prove and with the likes of both Rooney and Kagawa being exceptionally gifted when allowed the space in their opponents half, Cattermole could be pivotal should he play in the fixture and will win the adulation of the fans if a big result can be earned thanks to a sturdy performance.

Playing on an early fixture, The Blues had a big chance in cutting their gap with the top teams above them and also putting some pressure too with all three points.

The Parisians will have the big threat of Zlatan Ibrahimovic to deal with of course, and the Blues go to Paris first on April 2nd, with the return fixture on April 8th.

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The Blues don't concede many goals to the poorer sides of this division so I'm happy to side with them for small stakes in this fixture ahead of their big Champions League tie against PSG.

Ironically, they probably could have done without a home fixture next time out, as while their record at The Reebok is outstanding for the 2010/2011 term (W9 D5 L2), not to mention winning their last four home league games on the spin, the players are likely to be greeted by a lukewarm reception on Sunday, with disgruntled supporters still coming to terms with last Sunday's woeful display in unquestionably the club's biggest match since the turn of the Millennium.

In February last year Sutton United, a tier below English football's fourth professional league, staged the biggest game of their history, a fifth - round FA cup tie against 12 - time winners Arsenal with the eyes of the world on the most romantic fixture in that season's competition.

More than 3000 reds will make a short and joyous trip to one of the great cities of Europe to watch United take on Benfica away from home after a visit to lock horns with their biggest rivals Liverpool at Anfield and before hopping on the bus again to face Yorkshire - based Huddersfield Town in a string of three massively difficult fixtures away from the comforts of Old Trafford.

Big Sam» has become somewhat of a relegation expert when it comes to avoiding the drop with average sides, and Allardyce will be well aware of the importance of gaining all three points from Saturday's trip to Blackpool in what is shaping up to be one of their more generous away fixtures of the season, this despite Blackpool's impressive start to life in the Premier League.

Arsenal's chief executive Ivan Gazidas feels that the football fans in China will be thrilled with a fixture of such a big stature.

Today's fixture saw us heading to Anfield for the game everyone agrees is England's biggest, with Liverpool having turned their season around and notched up an impressive five league wins on the trot, including a 2 - 1 win over Manchester's other club.

But with other big teams in the Champion's League, Liverpool as well as Chelsea should have a leg up in these December fixtures.

Well done Macheda.He might play a huge role in the title race but he won't be able to even get a medal.Right now we could have been potentially level with Liverpool and with them having the much better goal difference.6 wins in 7 is all we need but to be fair, it's not too realistic at the moment.One reason is the way we are playing.An other is the fact that in May are fixtures are fucked, plain and simple.But here's where the good news come.We have 2 home games next and Liverpool host Arsenal and go to Hull.2 draws is a dream scenario.It will mean that we could potentially be 8 points clear from them with 4 games to go.That would certainly put a big dent on Liverpool's title challenge before a ball was kicked in May.

However, with none of the above matches played and pre-season yet to start we can conclude that the only thing it is safe to say about the fixture list is that we will face each of our nineteen opponents twice next season, once home and once away, and, while optimism might look odd in the bigger Villa picture at the moment, pessimism would be counterproductive.