Sentence examples for control football from inspiring English sources

"Systems of financial safeguards must be established which genuinely control football and make it function properly".

Special officers used to control football crowds were drafted in to carry out a mammoth evacuation of up to 80,000 shoppers and workers in Manchester.

"Fifa has handed the very game itself to the Chinese government and, under its control, football has become an entertainment show based on a sport the people have forgotten they are meant to play".

Playing smart, safe, ball-control football, Sanchez completed 9 of 15 passes for 143 yards.

The Saints cannot afford a serve-and-volley game of ball-control football; the Colts have been winning games like that for a decade.

Uruguay played tight, controlled football with Egido Arévalo acting as a robust midfield shield and the captain Diego Lugano commanding at the back.

Some 500 soldiers have been redeployed from the disputed Western Sahara to the mountains where they will join the 3,000 troops from the forces auxiliaires more accustomed to controlling football crowds than bandits who are engaged in a manhunt for the five bandit leaders.Although the gang has been operating for almost three years, the stakes were raised when a policeman was killed in July.

At Villa Park, Bournemouth continue to play the more composed and controlled football as we approach half-time.

Whyte has since admitted that he sold of three years' worth of the Ibrox outfit's season ticket money to complete his takeover and the SFA wants clubs to take more responsibility over who owns and controls football clubs.

Brazilian newspaper Folha de Sao Paulo argues that Mr Blatter's departure will not be enough to cleanse Fifa of corruption completely: "It has removed the billy-goat from the room, but the institution that controls football still stinks, being full of other billy-goats just waiting for their misdeeds to be exposed," the paper says.

Perhaps there should be a public information advert about controlling footballs".