Sentences with phrase «wretched run»

The phrase "wretched run" refers to a period of time or a series of events in which everything goes badly or miserably. Full definition
Should Arsenal's wretched run of form continue on for the rest of the season, those dissenting voices will only grow louder and pressure on Arsene Wenger will only become greater.
6 injured players already Wilshere Cazorla and Sanogo are a game by game proposition while Debuchy has had a wretched run of injuries.
The Hammers appear to have hit a wretched run of form at just the wrong time.
The nail - biting, nerve - jangling, too - close - to - call relegation battle enters another round with the Hammers seeking to reverse their wretched run of poor form against Burnley.
All that could be gained was some confidence and some momentum to take into the league after a wretched run... More Clinical Barcelona punish Arsenal's profligacy
But since the win at DW Stadium, Martin O'Neill's men have been on a wretched run of five games without a victory which has saw the gap whittle down to 3 teams and 6 points.
That victory ended a wretched run of five defeats and three draws in the previous eight games to prove once again that league position and form can count for nothing in a London derby.
While they did well to put a dismal run of form to bed eight days ago, their wretched run of results away from home is still very much alive and defeat on Sunday would be their fourth on the spin on their travels.
And if that wasn't enough, the Reds welcome a red - hot Manchester United to Anfield on Saturday, as Jurgen Klopp finally looks to find a formula that could break a wretched run of results in September.
Derby led the Championship in March but a wretched run of form saw them eventually finish eighth and miss out on a play - off place at the end of the recently - completed season, and Clement will no doubt be expected to succeed where McClaren failed in guiding the Rams back into the top flight for the first time since 2008.
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