Sentence examples for implementing a football from inspiring English sources

"We always felt that, by implementing a football philosophy that could be transferable from League One to the Championship, and the Championship to the Premier League, it would give us more of a chance," Howe said.

The programme demonstrated that it was possible to implement a football-based health-education programme for children in Africa that achieved significant increases in health knowledge and that was also well received by participants.

"The head coach will be responsible for bringing on-field success to the first team and will work with, and lead, our other football professionals to implement a new football strategy and philosophy for the club as a whole".

We are implementing a complete programme of youth development football within the leagues, with the EPPP system and with the opening of St George's Park.

The Dragons, the arena football team, are also implementing a marketing plan that seeks to build connections with fans, particularly the adults playing flag football and the grade-school and middle-school set, said Paul Lancey, the team's senior vice president for business operations.

"He would implement a style of football he'd enjoy, exciting football.

The easiest way to implement a different style of football and get results quickly is to adopt a defensive approach.

BBC Sport's Robbie Savage believes football should implement a managerial transfer window following the sackings of Henning Berg and Alex McLeish.

As well as overseeing a huge turnover of players, former Lewes boss King has tried to implement a more patient style of football at the Moss Rose, which he believes has been generally well received by supporters.

"Upon receiving this notification, the club has offered to work with the Football Conference to implement a solution before the play-offs would take place, but this offer has been declined.

Brooks may spend a typical morning showing a college football powerhouse how to implement a counseling program in the wake of a scandal.