Sentence examples for stick off from inspiring English sources

They came off the goalpost, off the stick, off the boards.

"Sam gets a lot of stick off players and fans but he can deal with it.

The cook pulled the stick off the fire and sliced a chunk of meat into a tin pan, which he put onto a hanging scale.

He lost his stick off the face-off, then blocked a shot with his ankle, but could not get off the ice until the puck was cleared.

I asked him: 'What the bloody hell do you think you were doing there?' I think it was just one of those spur-of-the-moment things, saying that he was getting some almighty stick off the Everton fans.

"But, while our Sam gets stick off the fans he can deal with it".

"The kid, for some reason, seems to be getting a lot of stick off a lot of people for something," Rodgers said.

"I would have got a bit of stick off the lads if I did, so I managed to fight them back.

"I think it is tough for opposition to play a full house here and get a bit of stick off the crowd," he said.

"I think I got a bit of stick off certain fans, who were saying 'we're bringing in a reserve team player from Bournemouth - what's this all about?' But he's a player I believe in".

And then we had the most unlikely of heroes in Darby scoring the winner - although he did get some stick off the lads for it being the worst goal ever.