Sentence examples for club principles from inspiring English sources

And this is one of the great club principles: our members are not averse to women, far from it (with worldly laugh), but they like them in their place, you know.

The Independent on Sunday revealed the 52-year-old, sacked by Chelsea last month, composed the document detailing his desire to replace Louis van Gaal at Old Trafford and his willingness to adhere to the club's principles.

Many people will point slightly further back in time, to 1882 and the founding of the Corinthian Casuals football club, whose principles are seen as largely responsible for the modern idea of sportsmanship.

O'Neill has persistently tried to tackle the board about what he sees as the abandonment of the club's principles and has brought in lawyers because of alleged defamation.

My number one guiding principle in making documentary films is essentially the "Fight Club" Rule.

"But I had to explain to Boris that I objected to the Bullingdon Club on principle".

St Mirren favour a top league of 14, while Motherwell also say they'd consider a top league of 14. "It's absolutely not a done deal," said Dundee chief executive Scot Gardiner, insisting that while his club in principle support the plans, more discussion with fans was needed.

Eclecticism was one of the club's guiding principles, and that could be both seen in graffiti, surrealist art, and even an ice sculpture on one night and heard the music ranged from soul to techno, funk to jangly indie.

So why can't ASEAN step in?One reason is the club's hallowed principle of non-interference in its members' affairs.

He ran the club on the principle of it being a place where people could have a good time and that it was somewhere he could bring his own family without worrying that they would see or hear something he did not want them to.

Several organizations have been formed to combat the risks by applying harm reduction principles to club drugs.