Sentence examples for wild tackling from inspiring English sources

Wild," tackling the frosty peaks and frozen death traps of Iceland with host Bear Grylls.

Stuart Pearce wrote in his own memoirs: "That wild tackle had a massive effect on his career.

Kal Naismith, one of their replacements, was dismissed for a wild tackle on Flood.

But it was a Scot, Charlie Mulgrew, who was sent off for two wild tackles.

Imagine if Suarez had broken Chiellini's leg with a wild tackle or shattered his eye socket with an elbow.

82 min: Brown gets himself a yellow card for a wild tackle 10ft outside the United box and bang in front of goal.

The most notable acts in the first 15 minutes were wild tackles, which on another day could have resulted in red cards.

There was a player dismissed, but it was the slight figure of Lucas Leiva sent off in stoppage time for a second wild tackle.

Most weeks on Match of the Day you see at least one wild tackle that the panel agree should have been punished by dismissal.

Wigan's attacking players were outstanding and Martinez had particular praise for Callum McManaman, a pariah a month ago after his wild tackle on Newcastle's Massadio Haïdara.

There was barely time for Scholes to collect one of his regular bookings – for a typically wild tackle on Collison – before West Ham were level.