Sentence examples for fine forwards from inspiring English sources
Senegal failed abysmally to find the right formula for getting the best out of their array of fine forwards but their new coaches, Joseph Koto and Karim Séga Diouf, are plotting to rearrange their midfield to do just that.
Yet this time around, perhaps because his assistant this season has been Steve Bould, a defensive linchpin in the pre-Wenger Arsenal, the playing squad that has lacked fine forwards has ground out seven 1-0 victories, and those have proved priceless.
"Beating Barcelona 4-0 is a dream," said Rummenigge, who was himself once a fine, fine forward.
"They'll probably have us go to sleep a little earlier tonight, but we'll be fine," forward Josh Hairston said.
Then Rooney ran with the ball and released a fine forward pass to his teammate Robin van Persie, then ran on and on some more, overlapping van Persie, wanting the ball again.
The experiment confirms a theory from 1993 that reconciled a longstanding paradox, that the laws of physics do not run fine forward and backward in everyday life, but they do at the atomic level, where subatomic particles collide.
Their first real chance came two minutes into the second half, Hutton's fine forward burst ending with a pass to Naismith, who jinked inside and then outside before shooting across Manuel Neuer and just wide of the far post.
There were flashes of fine forward play as Sturridge became only the second player to score in eight consecutive Premier League matches, taking his tally to 18 league goals for the season in the process.
Portuguese football (soccer) player Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the finest forwards of his generation, was born in Funchal, Portugal.
Sweden and Finland are hurt by the health-related absences of Peter Forsberg and Saku Koivu, two of the finest forwards in the world.
Most astonishing of all was that, on Monday, one of the finest forwards of his generation tweeted a picture of his boots accompanied by the words: "The tools of my trade are stacked and ready to go".
