Sentences with phrase «won the job title»

But it certainly doesn't mean that you have won the job title.

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A «win» might be a name and job title... and in a best case scenario, an email address.

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There is a 1 % chance of us winning the title now... great job last night, when Joel scored all I wanted was a second to close the match.

When we were winning titles it was because [Nwankwo] Kanu could do a job when I needed a rest.

Allegri replaced former manager Antonio Conte this summer, who resigned before taking the Italy job, and will be keen to keep hold of Vidal as he looks to win the club a fourth successive Serie A title.

The home team won nine Olympic titles, but even it yelped about being jobbed by judges and squabbled within its own ranks

That is exactly the reason why Manuel Pellegrini, the title winning manager of last season's EPL will be without a job at the end of this season.

The Philly tank job, the blueprint I imagine you'd like to follow, was incredibly long and painful, and while it's clearly on a solid track it's not like they've now won a title, there's still work to be done there.

Raul Sanllehi is now at AFC and he was the guy who helped Barca complete some of their biggest deals, he also helped Enrique to get the Barca job and Barca did win titles with him.

I doubt even Pep could do much more with a boss like Silent Stan, then again I doubt Pep would accept a job with a boss who wasn't interested in winning titles.

* 5 win streak * - >» Wenger is the man for the job», * Couple of losses * - > «We can't win the title with Wenger».

The German tactician will be hoping for a strong cup run to coincide with Liverpool's bid to win the Premier League title this season, and although he has freshened things up after a busy festive schedule, he'll be confident in those starting to get the job done.

I think most arsenal supporters love Giroud and wish him the best in recovery, he has done well in the style of play that Wenger has been using for the past couple years, and was doing a fine job last season which we could have won the title if it was not for injuries, no business january and his lost of form due to workload.

All I can say is thank god you are not in management — 3 English internationals and 1 Welsh you want to get rid of from the team to win the title, don't give up your day job.

The board needs to relieve him of his job and go for a title winning coach, or else risk not winning trophies for many years to come.

Recent Premier League champions, including Chelsea and City themselves, have found it difficult to put two strong seasons together in succession in the league, while Guardiola's own record in previous jobs has seen his teams dip significantly after winning the title with matches to spare.

He accepted the head job at Alabama, and college football would never be the same: Wade would win three national titles and four Southern Conference championships in eight years.

He's done a wonderful job in Madrid, winning the La Liga title, and coming within just a couple of minutes of winning the Champions League as well.

The Oilers won the Eastern Division title his first year but were 6 - 8 last season, a record that cost Ivy his job.

That for me makes today's point a very positive one and suggests that Arsenal have the necessary tools to complete the job of winning the EPL title.

His last job in football was as manager of Dutch club FC Twente, who in a previous spell he had helped win the Dutch League Title.

The job he done this season is nothing short of exceptional, and would give us a huge boost in our bid to win the PL title next season.

It's doable, obviously — no air raid coach has won a national title, after all — but for coaches with harder jobs, being able to define the game is awfully appealing.

Dyche is definitely doing a good job, but if we are serious about being real title contenders then this is the sort of game we must win

I didn't think his job would really be under pressure given that he just won the title so convincingly, and that he's overwhelmingly popular with the fans.

He won a title ring as the Buckeyes» offensive coordinator, then took the Houston job and proceeded to go 22 - 4 with wins over Oklahoma, Florida State, and Louisville (twice).

Top 4, an 8 mill salary and job for life is far more appealing and who cares a damn about the fans dreams of winning the title.

What shows this are all the selfies we take after winning a big game as if we are about to lift the title where in fact you just did your job & than some!!

So could this possible job offer for our boss turn out to be great news for Arsenal and our chances of winning the Premier League title?

The 46 - year - old is a proven winner, having won three successive Serie A titles with Juventus before taking the Italy national team job, and will not stand for Chelsea's mediocrity of this season.

You telling me Ferguson would still be in a job if he had not won the title in 12 years and were regressing utter rubbish.

Wenger deserves to be the CEO not a manager, he's way too clever to be a manager, we need a manager who's sole job is to worry about winning titles not a shrewd CFO like wenger.

It's fair to say that winning the French title with a squad that consists of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Edinson Cavani and Blaise Matuidi isn't exactly a monumental achievement but the fact Blanc has delivered with the superstars shows he is capable of dealing with the pressure of a big job.

The way he allowed Leicester to win the title and to allow Spurs almost finish above us that same season I thought that was it for him, I couldn't believe he STILL kept his job.

The manager and the players have done their jobs, as have the fans who pay the highest prices to follow our beloved club, and it is about time Silent Stan put his hands in his pocket and gave Wenger the tools to turn this record breaking FA cup trophy win into a long awaited Premier League title.

A striker's job besides scoring goals is to force the opponent into offering penalties, United were infamous for having decisions go in their favour and look how many titles they won because of that.

I don't think Jack or Santi are the answer for left wing & as good a job as Giroud does he doesn't inspire the front line of a title winning side.

Le Prof who have professionally been doing his job at Arsenal since he came on board and have managed Arsenal teams he built to win many domestic tiles for Arsenal but the League Cup, but has not been able to build a team that can win the PL title since Arsenal last won it in 2014 is frustrating.

After Loeb's retirement another Sébastien took up the job of dominating the World Rallying scene, as Sébastien Ogier has won the last four titles and is leading the 2017 championship too.

It began with his winning the job vacated by Carson Palmer, the «Äô02 Heisman winner, and ended with an MVP award in the Rose Bowl, where he threw for three touchdowns and caught a 15 - yard reverse pass for another score in a 28 «Äì14 victory over Michigan that elevated the Trojans to a share of the national title.

His final competition was lackluster, too: Collin Klein, who was the effective leader of an effective Kansas State team, lost his inside track at the Troy Smith Memorial Vote for being the public face of an undefeated title contender, and Manti Te'o had to overcome decades of bias against defenders... and tackle totals that dropped in his senior season as the defense around him made it easier for him to do his job and easier for Notre Dame to win.

After winning 10 titles in six seasons with Benfica, the Primeira Liga giants were forced to watch Jorge Jesus walk away from the negotiating table and accept the job with Sporting.

The job for the Arsenal team got a little bit harder at the weekend with the Premier League leaders Leicester City riding their luck to grind out yet another 1 - 0 win to move them closer to an amazing title win, but if you look at it another way it has not changed what Arsenal have to do, which is to win all of our remaining EPL games.

I don't want players that play for the manager to keep his job because he's such a nice guy to them, I want players that play for the club to win titles, because that's what they're paid to do and that's what I expect any self - respecting footballer would do.

The Gunners are on course for their 12th consecutive season without winning the Premier League title, which has led to increased frustration, but there a number of factors that need to be considered when analysing the manager's job.

soon as we are completely out of the race for the title watch us go on the amazing runs we are well known for at the end of season... once the pressure to win anything of worth is nit there Wenger and his bottle jobs find their mojo..

With Leicester narrowly surviving relegation the previous year, Claudio had a job just to keep them up again, let alone win the title.

for someone who boldly came out and said more than once that he has the players who can win the title and so does not need additions to the squad it would been a true test of that belief if his job was actually on the line.....

Heath Slater is the one bragging about the double - wide trailer he now owns because he finally got a job with SmackDown after winning the tag titles with Rhyno.