Sentence examples for capable of promotion from inspiring English sources

Now his job is to steer Orient away from the bottom four and resurrect a campaign that began with a play-off hangover, tasked by the club's new owner, Francesco Becchetti, with developing a side capable of promotion to the Championship.

It's a very competitive division as we know and every season, at the start of the season, we have to try and have a squad we think is capable of promotion.

Defeat by Airdrieonians means they now lie fourth in League One, having slipped five points adrift of leaders Forfar Athletic, but Jefferies thinks the Pars are still capable of promotion.

In a statement on the Yeovil website,  chairman John Fry said: "The accounts, although showing a substantial increase in the costs of the playing budgets, are a vindication of the directors' decision to back their manager Gary Johnson to build a team capable of promotion to the Championship.

I will try and build a team and squad capable of getting promotion.

"I'm proud of what we have achieved and I have no doubt that the squad now, who look very much like men who know exactly what they must do, are very capable of getting promotion.

"I'm proud of what we have achieved and I have no doubt that the squad now, who look very much like men who know exactly what they must do, are very capable of getting promotion from this tough Championship league.

It is becoming increasingly difficult to talk about Pulis's side without their methods being criticised but they try to play when they can and to fashion a team capable of winning promotion after two seasons as manager and, unlike the blunt instruments of Watford, without a sniff of a parachute payment, is praiseworthy indeed.

Some of those owners have been bankrolling huge losses to amass a squad capable of winning promotion, notably Leicester, top of the Championship, who are believed by Championship sources to have instructed the solicitors, Brabners, to make the legal threat to the financial fair play rules.

New Crystal Palace boss Ian Holloway thinks the club are capable of winning promotion to the Premier League.

"It's a challenge now to get a squad together that is capable of winning promotion and I want a shot at achieving that.