Mourinho clearly worked out that he needed to put more pressure on the Southampton defence, and fast - before they could regroup after losing possession.
In a report on a 3-1 win over Manchester United in December 1956 the Sunday Times described "a superb defence … Clearly if Merrick is an emperor among goalkeepers, then Hall and Green, Birmingham's backs, and Linacre, Smith and Warhurst, their half-backs, are very worthy paladins".
But the two lawyers, Fathy Farag and Yousry el-Sayeed, whom AJE employed to defend them seemed unable to mount an effective defence against clearly politicised and bogus charges.
Alex Cuthbert – 7 Smart finish for the only try of the game in the first half and always looking for work, even if the French defence had clearly studied the video.
For if we were equally able with them to meet their plots and imitate their delay, we should be their equals and should be under no necessity of being their subjects; but the liberty of offence being always theirs, that of defence ought clearly to be ours.
All over Ireland's defensive rearguard were Andy Farrell's fingerprints – the new defence coach clearly having a considerable impact – but they led by seven when Stander departed, and did so for most of the second half – only an intercept try from South Africa ensuring a jittery finish.
The Foreign Office realised that British aid was being manipulated, noting that the Sri Lankan defence department "clearly consider that there is an overlap between the activities comprising civil defence and those which they view as community based policing".
Two zinc-dependent metalloproteases, ZmpA and ZmpB, known to cleave several proteins important in host defence, are clearly involved in the virulence of B. cenocepacia K56-2.
Seoul's bellicose language and heavy investment in border defences is clearly aimed at dissuading Pyongyang from trying a repeat of the Cheonan or Yeonpyeong attacks.
Aggressive defences are clearly costly to the actor and benefit recipients in the form of protection or an opportunity to escape [ 1].
