Sentence examples for drop your captain from inspiring English sources

"It's never easy to drop your captain and he was disappointed obviously but he'll be back.

When MacLeod recalled Rioch and Masson and against England, substituting them with the alternative pair in the second half it really seem that he did made up his mind to drop captain and vice-captain for the World Cup.

Given the uncertainty elsewhere in the lineup, this is no time to drop the captain.

The decision to drop the captain, Kelly Brown, and the Lions second-row Richie Gray from the 23 was bizarre, given the home side's overall lack of quality.

Leaving Neill out might have been expected – even called for – but it is still a statement of intent to drop the captain.

Terry not missed, but Cahill not the answer The big decision by Jose Mourinho was to drop his captain John Terry, a somewhat harsh decision given the struggles of the players supposed to be offering him protection.

He is likely to have at least one more chance against Costa Rica, providing Roy Hodgson doesn't wield the biggest of axes and drop his captain for one of Ross Barkley, Frank Lampard or Jack Wilshere.

It is even No 1 in Russia, the only territory where Disney-owned Marvel chose to drop the Captain America moniker from the film's title this time around (it was released as The First Avenger: Another War).

The youngster was recently praised by head coach Jose Mourinho after 31-year-old Portugal international Pepe appeared to criticise the Real boss and his decision to drop club captain Iker Casillas.

The one-sided breakdown contest rendered the decision from Scotland coach Scott Johnson to drop his captain Kelly Brown for debutant Chris Fusaro far from justified, and if it was hooker Ross Ford who was the first forward to be replaced just two minutes into the second half it could equally have been several of his team-mates in the pack.

The Avalanche captain dropped the Devils captain to his knees with a fake and then scooted from right to left.