Sentence examples for club understood from inspiring English sources
On Tuesday morning, Cahill said everyone at the club understood the imperative to be successful this season.
Few of the men (most with ties to the Royal Geographical Society and the Alpine Club) understood or sensed the depth of the culture being trampled, or at best, ignored.
However, following a Premier League meeting at which Dyke was challenged by one club, understood to be Southampton, over whether he felt he could force through the changes without their consent, it has emerged a majority of clubs are unlikely to back the plan.
Van Gaal also reportedly defended his decision to loan Adnan Januzaj to Borussia Dortmund, and to allow striker James Wilson to join a Championship club, understood to be Derby County, on loan, saying the Wilson deal includes an emergency recall clause.
But with the club understood to be in discussions over a severance deal for the current coach Iestyn Harris after another season of struggle, Sheens says his job is to help establish Salford as a force in Super League as their director of rugby as opposed to the head coach, and he will not get involved with the coaching setup any more than he is asked to.
Rowing said the club understood O'Driscoll's reasons but were "very disappointed".
I think that Zenit has proven through its work that the club understands what tolerance is, and what it means to have tolerant behaviour.
"The club understands that two Everton fans suffered minor facial injuries and were taken to the local hospital and that this was the only incident in what was otherwise a good-natured evening in the city centre.
"The club understands that there is no third party evidence supporting Mr Jerome's allegation.
"The club understands Whittaker's sending off for Scotland in a match against Spain at Hampden in October 2010 - for two yellow card offences - was also taken into account," read a statement on the Rangers website .
These images are emblematic of the way a football club understands its identity, whether in relation to sporting philosophy, the personality of the fans, history and heritage or links to its local area.
