Sentence examples for troubled players from inspiring English sources

The coaches seemed more interested in covering up infractions than in disciplining troubled players.

Jerry Richardson often summons troubled players to his house for a talking-to.

Ellis, 65, made no apologies for his recruiting and said that giving troubled players another shot was part of his coaching philosophy.

On the other, women's tennis in recent years has produced a parade of injury-riddled, inconsistent, under-motivated, or otherwise troubled players.

A number of teams, including the Denver Broncos and the Giants, either removed troubled players from their draft boards or dropped them significantly in their rankings.

WHEN John Lucas was in the business of coaching basketball and helping troubled players become clean and sober, he liked to say they had a "living problem," not a drug problem.

They provoke, disturb and trouble players for various reasons.

Disciplining players is a more delicate matter for Goodell, who said in a statement Wednesday that he was troubled that players were enthusiastically involved in a program that encouraged injuring opponents.

"Out there I troubled good players on flat wickets, but in the long run it wasn't for me.

As compensation for the trouble, players would soon be offered a free PC game from EA's catalogue, said Ms Bradshaw.

In official discussion forums and on its Twitter feed EA has apologised for the trouble players have had.