We have no meanings for "play week" in our records yet.
1 He's fit as a fiddle so he can play week in, week out.
2 The fact of the matter is that players simply cannot play week - in and week-out on tour.
3 So I wanted to play somewhere I could play week in, week out and feel more loved.
4 Everyone wants to play week in week out and it was frustrating not to be picked at Munster.
5 I'm fitter, I've proved to people I can play week in and week out and I'm ready for the challenge.
6 I don't believe men who play week in, week out in the Premier League cannot retain the ball against mediocre European teams.
7 You can see the style of football we're playing week in week out.
8 We all feel we are good enough to be playing week in, week out.
9 Ties to be played week commencing 7 August
10 He's hardened to playing week in week out.
11 Peltier has a good attitude and it is good to see him playing week in, week out.
12 You must remember that sometimes when youngsters are playing week - in and week-out they tend to become big-headed.
13 Parker said he wanted to play Week 1 at Seattle, but Gase held him out of the game.
14 Usually a compromise of a flat amount per playing week is made when a royalty is agreed on.
15 We all feel we are good enough to be playing week in, week out. (Editing by Ed Osmond)
16 If I was playing week in, week out for Tottenham it probably would have been a completely different scenario, you know?
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