Sentence examples for belief in the team from inspiring English sources

"I think there's now an inherent belief in the team".

"We've had belief in the team that we can take on any side.

We had great belief in the team but we always got tired after Christmas.

"This victory builds up the belief in the team," added the Frenchman.

Men, women, children; they come from a thousand backgrounds, but they share a common belief in the team in front of them.

Deans has been asked that same question more than once during his nearly six years in charge, and each time he has answered on the front foot, pushing his credentials and delivering a spiel about his unwavering belief in the team.

"These guys have got the trust and belief in the team-mates to fulfil their own roles and that's incredibly important at the highest level". Gatland praised the players' reaction after a troubled build-up had been dominated by a Wales regional rugby row which saw a proposed merger between Scarlets and Ospreys dismissed by both sides.

"They did it when we played Arsenal and they're doing it again now, but I've got so much belief in this team," added the 26-year-old England winger, one of the oldest members of a side whose average age is just 20 years and 10 months.

But such was their belief in this team format, the surfers elected to compete anyway.

"It was a good win for us, this game was all about getting some belief back in the team," she said.

Listen to those songs and, if you are of a certain age, you will immediately be transported back to glorious sunshine, excitement and belief in the England team, freshly cut grass, wall-to-wall TV coverage, beer and waking up with a spring in your step, and magically with no hangover (those were the days my friend).