Sentence examples for troublesome players from inspiring English sources

He also said he thought Coach Rex Ryan was skilled at dealing with potentially troublesome players.

The roster has been purged of its most troublesome players, and Portland has assembled a corps of good players and good citizens, led by the rookie of the year Brandon Roy.

The influence of the committee has meant that that troublesome players, like Balotelli, have been forced on Rodgers when he didn't want him, while the Northern Irishman has not been allowed to buy targets such as Swansea captain Ashley Williams, as he was deemed too old.

Deans's poor record against New Zealand, where he managed just 3 victories in 18 tests, also counted heavily against him, as did the lack of flair in the Wallabies' playing style and his leniency with the troublesome players James O'Connor and Kurtley Beale.

Bench its troublesome players.

Troublesome players including Wells, Wallace, and Jeff McInnis were traded.

Cardiff boss Jimmy Andrews bid £28,000, half of his offer a year before, which Reading's directors accepted, wanting the troublesome player off their hands as quickly as possible.

Having watched a possible quadruple trophy haul vanish within six troublesome weeks, players and supporters alike did little more than go through the motions.

And it gave A's fans, and maybe a few players, troublesome thoughts.

A swirling wind made conditions troublesome for both players, but it was Murray who coped better in the first two sets and eventually ended Djokovic's title defence and 27-match hard-court winning run at majors.

Despite this praise, McNamara of IGN commented that he finds implementing regenerating health to be "a little troublesome", and that it allows players to "experience a kind of combat only a mythical super-soldier could withstand" which, therefore, "propels the game from gritty authenticity to John Woo fantasy".