Sentence examples for tactics and selection from inspiring English sources

The tactics and selection by Ireland's coach Eddie O'Sullivan were spot-on for their last match against Scotland at Murrayfield.

There's no point harping on about tactics and selection, we just have to brace ourselves and march onwards, without even the satisfaction of seeing him sacked.

It is not hard to find people who believe it is an overrated role, unlike in cricket, where the captain's influence in tactics and selection is crucial.

This means that a format that places a premium on a player's ability to react and improvise demands the same qualities in tactics and selection.

Where he had previously toyed with his tactics and selection during the match, never afraid to admit his original choice had been wrong, this seemed more a collection of poor choices.

Unlike in cricket, the captain's influence in tactics and selection is minimal and there is an argument that captains are up built up to unrealistic heights, immortal figures who can do no wrong, revelling in Terry Butcher's bloodied, bandaged head in Stockholm in 1989, Gerrard's staggering thirst for success in Istanbul in 2005 and Cardiff in 2006, Roy Keane's night of sacrifice in Turin in 1999.

Trapattoni sometimes talked big, but his tactics and selections betrayed how little he thought of Ireland.

He alienated a good number of players with his tactics and selections.

Once a hero, manager Roger Lemerre is now widely scorned for his tactics and selections, such as his lack of faith in Etoile du Sahel striker Amine Chermiti and Leverkusen defender Karim Hagui.

A sense of revolt took grip yesterday after John Terry said senior players were ready to confront Capello at a team meeting last night over his choice of tactics and player selection ahead of Wednedsay's crucial final group match against Slovenia.

The pair shared a defence-first philosophy and regularly talked tactics and team selection.