Usage of "enough goals"

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Usage of enough goals in English

I scored enough goals to help us to where we are today. 
 The Guardian 

They should score enough goals to improve on last season's disappointing sixth place. 
 Reuters 

Not enough individual skill, not enough moments of pure joy, not even enough goals. 
 The Irish Times 

Even victory could see them exit the tournament if Iceland beat Croatia by enough goals. 
 The Irish Times 

We don't score enough goals, we don't kill opponents. 
 Reuters 

It's a fun game that sets you enough goals that you'll keep coming back for more. 
 The Irish Times 

Not enough goals, not enough assists, they chide. 
 The Guardian 

Leeds are not scoring enough goals and, as a result, the pressure is on the Irish striker. 
 The Irish Times 

We didn't deserve to score enough goals. 
 Reuters 

We don't score enough goals and you ask about the striker, the only striker we have in your mind. 
 The Guardian 

There's not nearly enough goals. 
 Reuters 

I think we have had a threat up front all season but the problem is we don't score enough goals. 
 BBC 

We're scoring enough goals. 
 Reuters 

It's been a poor season, we haven't created enough chances, not scored enough goals and the football has been turgid. 
 The Guardian 

Tahiti coach Ludovic Graugnard said his team paid the price for not scoring enough goals in their first match against Samoa. 
 Radio NZ 

Parker is a talented young manager, destined for better things, and Fulham may just have enough goals in it to survive. 
 News.com.au 

enough

Adjective

goal

Noun

Meanings of enough goals in English