Sentence examples for wrong tactical from inspiring English sources

She shares the story of a Uefa A licence coach who had to deal with obscene comments from male players in her team, or the young Level 2 coach who was oblivious to gender stereotyping until the father of one of her players shouted during the game that she had made the wrong tactical decision because she is a woman and doesn't understand football.

While there is nothing wrong with tactical flexibility, and indeed it is a trait to admire in any coach, there comes a point where the man in charge has to form a defined way of playing for his team and Rodgers, now at the end of his third season at Anfield, has surely reached that point.

A running mate can be a fine and upstanding person but wrong for tactical reasons: he or she might not change the electoral map, or might have taken positions in the past at odds with Romney's, or said scathing things about him.

But sometimes there is nothing wrong with maintaining a tactical, opportunistic relationship.

The coup was not only wrong, it was also a tactical mistake.

At least 90,000 soldiers were killed by them, and more than ten times that number wounded.The weapons often had the effects their users desired; the argument that chemical weapons have largely been forgone because they do not deliver tactical advantage is wrong.

Luis Enrique's tactical approach looked wrong from the outset, with Daniele De Rossi struggling at centre-back (in fairness, he has performed well when asked to fill in there before now) and Marquinho miscast as a holding midfielder, while the team's ill-discipline has become a major concern.

41 Furthermore, football players experience temporary fatigue during a game (eg, lower amount of sprinting, high-intensity running and distance covered after a sequence of repeated and intense actions), which may determine the outcome of crucial situations (eg, decreased technical and tactical behaviour and wrong cognitive choices).

Rushdie replied, "Some of the British Muslims now say, 'We think we were wrong.' Some of them for tactical reasons, but others are actually using the free-speech argument: 'If we want to say what we want, he has to be allowed to say what he wants.' So I think some little bit of learning has happened".

The popularity of wrong-footed wide midfielders was the tactical trend of last season – Bayern Munich, Fulham and Atlético Madrid reached European finals by using them.

If this is a tactical discussion, I'm the wrong guy to talk to about this.