Sentence examples for fitting the play-offs from inspiring English sources

But what about fitting the play-offs in?

Potter remains hopeful that the England scrum-half Kyle Eastmond, who suffered a hip injury yesterday, will be fit for the play-offs, when Maurie Fa'asavalu and Sia Soliola could make surprise returns.

We're trying to finish as high in the competition as we can, hopefully get some blokes fit, and have a charge at the play-offs".

But Huddersfield will be without their captain Danny Brough, who was injured in last Sunday's home win against Hull although he is expected to be fit for the first round of the play-offs.

Warrington will check on injuries sustained by Bridge (ankle) and the forward Ben Harrison (knee), but the second-rower James Laithwaite has been cleared of any serious damage after being carried off on a stretcher and will be fit for the opening round of the play-offs.

Middleton revealed that Pennycook will need to undergo a shoulder operation on his arrival at the club but should be fit enough to be involved in the play-offs, which start in March.

"We now need everybody fit and in good form for the play-offs.

"Come the play-offs, we'll have everybody fit.

On facing Leicester in the play-offs: "Everyone's fit.

It couldn't have fitted the bill better with nine games - 12 including the play-offs - to get up.

Everything was in place: they finished top of the Championship by seven points, they topped pool A of the play-offs, they have a stadium that is fit for, and has already graced, the English top flight.