Sentence examples for ground confrontation from inspiring English sources
Of the training ground confrontation between Danny Cipriani and assistant coach Mike Catt, Lancaster reflected that such incidents can occur within the pressure of a World Cup camp.
Balotelli left the Premier League after a training ground confrontation with City manager Roberto Mancini.
He realized a ground confrontation wouldn't suit his skill-set that day, and so stuffed multiple takedowns in order to keep the fight where he wanted it.
Fowler began the 2001 02 season controversially, after being dropped by the then manager Gérard Houllier from the Liverpool squad for the 2001 Charity Shield match following a training ground confrontation with assistant manager Phil Thompson.
The pressure has been unbearable– even under Mel there were training ground confrontations and players now routinely leave by the back door to avoid angry fans – but some agreed.
Indeed, in most of the Florida Stand Your Ground confrontations, the victim was not committing a crime that led to the confrontation, and was not armed.
10.45am: If you haven't seen it, here's video of Patrice Evra's training-ground confrontation with France fitness coach Robert Duverne: 10.35am: Honduras are clinging on to hope that they can still squeak into the last 16 of the tournament, but without a goal to their name thus far (and few chances full stop), it's surely going to need a miracle.
The 44-year-old coach, who won the World Cup with England as a player in 2003, said in 2009 that he understood why Cipriani's Wasps team-mate Josh Lewsey had punched an "arrogant" Cipriani in their own training-ground confrontation.
From time to time, as Aldous recounts, Schlesinger was able to influence Kennedy's thinking on pressing issues — for example, during the summer of 1961, he persuaded Kennedy to seek a middle ground between confrontation and conciliation toward the Soviet Union in Berlin.
This seems forgotten now, as old enmities and present-day ambitions create new grounds for confrontation.
Nevertheless, the border issue is an acute friction point and could, in the view of Maliki, become grounds for confrontation between the two.
