Sentence examples for bad challenge from inspiring English sources

We're not defending anybody if they have made a bad challenge on the field.

"I can admit it was a bad challenge," Cissé told television after being sent off.

"I'm aware it was a bad challenge but it wasn't nasty.

Scolari also made no mention of a bad challenge by Steven Gerrard on Jon Obi Mikel, two minutes before the dismissal.

Bougherra was sent off in injury time for a bad challenge on Kris Commons and Diouf followed suit for dissent after the final whistle.

Shawcross said he was devastated by the injury, and his team manager, Tony Pulis, said, "Obviously, was a bad challenge and a bad break".

That will have been a worry for Hodgson who saw his side cope with some bad challenges in a match that featured seven bookings, three of them for England.

England's barbs about the Croats' conduct in Zagreb last September have also enlivened Croatia – "We've been reading those quotes about some bad challenges in Zagreb on Joe Cole and [Theo] Walcott, but if you've been watching Croatia for the last 20 years, we are not a team that plays dirty with nasty challenges," Bilic said – and of course September's 4-1 defeat itself.

(Side note: I have to say that despite all my piss and vingear and vitriol about bad challenges and designers without oomph and personality, these speeches did affect me and made me realize how hard they all have been working).

While senior management have to take the lead, each employee must now look at how they might change their practice – or if they witness bad practice, challenge it.

"And the next day it's other way around").. Whatever, the marche-routka is not bad; the challenge is the kilometer-plus from the Prophy (where I live) to the gate.