Sentence examples for got it forward from inspiring English sources
Perhaps we could have been a little bit more positive, and there was an element of keeping the ball sometimes when we could have got it forward earlier to get those two players in, but that is something we have to work on.
Last year we got it forward more often but we are calmer now.
We had a brilliant chance, Paddy Kenny made a terrific save which revived them, and in the last 20, 25 minutes they got it forward and it was hard to play against.
As soon as United won the ball back, they always got it forward into the channels quickly because Rashford and Martial would almost always be in one-on-one situations.
"It was a tough game because they threw a lot of bodies into the box, they moved the ball quickly and got it forward quickly and I'm just delighted because for a young group of players that's a good sign.
Looks like Town want to get it forward quickly tonight, which is perfectly understandable.
75 min: The home crowd seem to be jeering a bit of Ukraine possession - if they want to see a team get it forward quickly they should support England.
But for every youth coach working out there who sees European football and wants his team to play a possession game and to develop kids to make decisions for themselves, there is another youth coach who thinks the old way is the best and to get it forward and just win matches".
Get it forward too quickly too often and you end up with the brainless long-ball nonsense that has blighted English football for so long; there's a backlash in Argentina, for instance, against Marcelo Bielsa partly because so many teams in the Primera now play too quickly and too directly, conforming to Bielsa's vertical tenets without the tactical organisation to make it effective.
7 min: West Ham's game plan is clear - get it forward quickly to Cole to lay-off to Nolan, Noble or O'Neil who will try and find the runs of Jack Collison or Ricardo Vaz Te. 9 min: The game may have started but many of you are still sorting put exactly where your allegiances lie.
