Sentence examples for player turnover from inspiring English sources

Seeking a sixth head coach in four years now would just bring another round of player turnover.

Adding to the huge player turnover, and the unprecedented bank loans, he still has two more players he would like to buy.

Among the findings of the study were a significant increase in player turnover as well as a rapid growth in the total number of professional footballers since 1986.

Chelsea's troubles and likely lack of European football - unless they win the Champions League, like in 2012 - could lead to a high player turnover this summer.

There was little trace of spirit or cohesion from Newcastle, who were being outfought and outplayed by a team that appears to have retained all of last season's form and vigour despite significant player turnover and the arrival of a new manager, Ronald Koeman.

Dickov has only been a manager for 29 months and he's only ever managed Oldham, but the sample - both in terms of time served and player turnover - is ample enough to make some cast-iron assumptions about dressing room behaviour, the main one in this instance being that the Latics look value to beat high-flying Tranmere at 17/10 on Saturday.

The sheer number of players and turnover of staff meant that the intensive efforts at communication did not always reach the coal face.

However, as TGF-β is by far the most abundant cytokine in bone, by its mere abundance (200 µg/kg), it must be considered as a central player in bone turnover [2].

In the cytoplasm, the exosome is a key player during mRNA turnover, and is responsible for the 3'-to-5' degradation of normal mRNA after deadenylation as well as for the products of endonucleolytic events [18], including those of the RNAi pathway [19].

An unrecognised MMP may be the major player in collagen turnover but is not inhibited by the available inhibitors, which were screened against a limited set of available MMPs.

But he had also garnered a reputation as a playground-style player prone to turnovers and ill-advised shots.