Sentence examples for get some match from inspiring English sources

I still need to get some match fitness but I was delighted to be out there and to score".

It was their idea that Pietersen, out of form for England and estranged from his county team, Hampshire, go on loan to Surrey to get some match practice while England was taking on Pakistan.

"He wants him to go out and get some match experience at a decent level".

"I want to help the team get up the table, score some goals and get some match practice".

But West Ham manager Sam Allardyce was keen for Morrison, who made just three Carling Cup appearances for Man Utd, to get some match practice.

England boss Stuart Lancaster hasn't always brought what are considered his best players straight back in after injury; they've had to go back to their club and get some match fitness after a lay-off.

The 24-year-old had a glute injury during Spurs' stay in Hong Kong for the Premier League Asia Trophy, which prevented him from playing but he is understood to be keen to get some match-time, in spite of the uncertainty over his future.

"I'm happy to get some matches here.

My Cylcops did get some "matches" sent to him by the algorithm but no one ever messaged him.

It's a good chance for me to get some matches and hopefully play well there, because the surface should suit me".

"The performance squad have come out as well, so we've obviously got both options available for him to get some matches in.