Sentence examples for limited players from inspiring English sources
But not before they had utterly failed, from November 1973, to do the same for the Third Division club Brighton and Hove Albion, where Clough's attempt to bully limited players to perform like stars brought disastrous results.
It included limited players like Winston Bogarde and Richard Witschge; a palpably past-it Danny Blind, 34; a callow Clarence Seedorf playing out of position in the holding role; Bergkamp playing out of position as a target man.
Here, you have to be very knowledgeable about a pyramidal market, the functioning of the fund, the characteristics of the top end of the market and the interaction among its limited players".
Even at the time people wondered how much smoke and mirrors was involved, but the technology behind Milo was real if limited – players who tried to break it could do so easily, but those willing to accommodate its quirks were rewarded.
Watching a European Cup winner with stacks of league titles recalibrate his talent and try to haul more limited players up to his level was an absorbing micro-story within the compelling narrative that was Leicester's successful battle to stay up.
The first national hockey organization, the Amateur Hockey Association AHAA) of Canada (which limited players to seven a side), was formed in Montreal in 1885, and the first league was formed in Kingston during the same year, with four teams: the Kingston Hockey Club, Queen's University, the Kingston Athletics, and the Royal Military College.
He remains a limited player, particularly on defense.
But Fitzpatrick isn't the only limited player.
Selig won the dispute in court, but in 1976 Congress limited player contracts to 50percentt of franchise values.
Combine this with Ricardo Clark – a more limited player in the same vain – and the elder Bradley is looking at two players who are, first, "disruptive defensively" in the midfield as opposed to catalysts or conveyors of the attack.
Jordan and the rest of the Bulls have generally agreed that Chicago would not have won its first three championships without Bill Cartwright, a limited player physically but a highly intelligent one.
