Certainly the NFL's aim of becoming the UK's third biggest sport is not overly outlandish but the steady approach – more British fixtures over time, coupled with a first game somewhere like Berlin – may be the more sensible play before a full-blown London franchise gets the go-ahead.
Despite being pegged inside their own half, in front of their own posts – "Not sensible play this by Wigan, normally a side would take the ball away from the posts to avoid any goal kicks," said French – Wigan, inspired again by Kenny, broke away to score a try worthy of the jubilee Wembley final.
I reported last week on the first half in Morelia in which Peter Leko's determined and ever sensible play gave him a deserved lead on 5/7 ahead of Levon Aronian 4.5 and Peter Svidler 4. Meanwhile, the World Champion Veselin Topalov had had a miserable time scoring just 2.5/7.
It's the sensible play: he's taken his medicine, ensured he didn't dump his ball in the bunkers on either side of the green by trying something too fancy, and given himself an outside chance of raking in a long par saver.
12.09pm BST While Schwartzel and Sergio were comparing the length of their front tails, boom-booming it around the 12th in the spectacular but not wholly accurate style, Westwood decided to play the hole in a sensible fashion, playing safe from the tee, then clipping his second to three feet.
RECENTLY, Mets catcher Mike Piazza, a sensible man playing in a sport that sometimes makes little sense, was asked about the possibility of a strike not just happening at the end of this month but continuing through Sept. 11.
Again, Brooks' lineup choice forces Ibaka to choose between the most sensible basketball play and his current assignment.
Miranda, the sensible lawyer played by Cynthia Nixon, is still unable to connect with Steve, the father of her child.
People might question whether it is sensible to play 4-4-2 whavePorthree have three central midfielders but that would not worry me.
Whole generations have now grown up knowing that sensible people "play safe," with the overriding implication that if you catch a sexually transmitted disease, you have no one to blame but yourself.
