Striker used in a sentence

Striker in a sentence as a noun

Yet I get called "strick," "sticker," "strickland," "striker," "stickler," etc.

Not always, but mostly, the goalie should goal-tend and the striker should strike.

> It doesn't take 10,000 hours to become a master striker in footballWrong.

Jon Mumm used to be a professional counter striker.

Their notional striker is Messi, but in his "false nine" role he plays closer to attacking midfield.

The idea of a false nine is that you play an attacking midfielder or second striker, but there's no striker in front of him.

Romelu Lukaku in particular, 6'3" and 208lbs, that is much bigger than I would have expected a striker to be.

>When a striker is fouled in the penalty area, he doesn't stop as long as he still has control of the ball; it's only when he's beaten that he turns to appeal to the ref.

If you're a forefoot striker, running on asphalt is probably better than running on grass, because the vast majority of the impact will be absorbed by the calf/foot muscles.

But you could have a guy sitting in the stadium, wired up with a buzzer to press when a striker goes one on one with a goalie, or a penalty is awarded, and then just go all-in on the market?

As the primary striker for such a juggernaut, it can be hard to detangle Messi's goal-scoring prowess from Barcelona's general offensive dominance.

If you saw much of Italy before the final, they did appear to "hoof it up to the big striker"--but really, they were making pinpoint passes down the length of the field right as Balotelli broke the onside trap.

Most especially if you were black or female, but even if you were white and male if you were poor, or a union organizer, or a communist, or an anarchist, or a protester, or a striker, or a member of an unusual religion.