Sentence examples for feel playing for from inspiring English sources

Once I get that first cap, the aim then would be to win as many as I can and I feel playing for Middlesex has given me the best chance to break through into the England set-up.

"I still feel playing for your country is the number one," said Campbell, who won two Premier League titles and two FA Cups with Arsenal, and also scored in the 2006 Champions League final.

The closest Burress came to expressing his feelings was when he was asked how he felt playing for the other team in New York, after helping the Giants win a Super Bowl.

But at his pregame news conference Friday, Suzuki spoke to a room filled with nearly 90 reporters and photographers from the United States and Japan, all eager to know how he would feel playing at Yankee Stadium for the first time in pinstripes.

And how do you feel about playing for an American owner [Randy Lerner]?

"I'm extremely delighted - everyone knows how I feel about playing for this club," Martin told the club site. .

In a weird way, it feels like playing for Kentucky would be the perfect preparation for playing in the Hawks system: every teammate is basically an All-Star.

Being at the BBC feels like playing for Manchester United, the team that everyone else would 'luv, absolutely luv' to see beaten.

Childress said he also felt that playing for Olympiacos would rekindle some of the atmosphere he loved so much in college basketball.

You would certainly take any one of the indoor surfaces over getting an away tie indoors in Madrid, against Nadal, Ferrer, Verdasco, or whoever else feels like playing for Spain".  .

Sometimes players have said it feels like playing for a headmaster but Nigel Pearson knows when to put an arm around their shoulder and when to kick them up the backside".