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A bit of a problem for the player too.
13 14 The high injury rate among football players in general and female players in particular constitutes a considerable problem for the player, the club, and given the popularity of the sport for society at large.
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"The distance won't be too much of a problem for the players but culturally they will be away from all the atmosphere and action".
The snow falling in Philadelphia wasn't simply a problem for the players and officials on the field and the fans in the stands.
Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari: "Neymar has the skills, and he created problems for the players from Mexico the entire match.
The hot weather again caused problems for the players, with Croatia's Ivan Dodig forced to retire during his match against Damir Dzumhur, while Pat Rafter's return and Bernard Tomic's first-round retirement also captured the headlines on day three.
"Neymar has the skills and he created problems for the players from Mexico the entire match," Brazil manager Luiz Felipe Scolari said.
People complain about too many foreigners in the Premier League but they have helped improve the game there and I don't totally agree that competition for places is a problem for the young players – they have a chance to learn with the best.
The major problem for any player once they pass 30 is the increasing difficulty winning the big and crucial points.
That's a problem for the NBA given that player costs (including bonuses and benefits) increased to $2.3 billion during the 2008-09 season from $2.2 billion the previous year.
Probably not a problem for younger players, but the question is whether the rewards are really there - and whether Evony can get out of what looks awfully like a corporate habit of inaccuracy in its claims.
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