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professional football

NOUN
  1. football played for pay

How To Use professional football In A Sentence

  • When you're a professional footballer, you expect people to take a pop at you now and again.
  • Professional football and basketball, which had also been racially segregated, integrated at the same time as baseball.
  • He used to be a semi-professional footballer and expected so much of me. Times, Sunday Times
  • He told the court he earned £500 a week as a semi-professional football player but had loans and debts and had moved back into his mother's house in Headingley, Leeds.
  • The Professional Footballers' Association-linked sportswear firm has even offered £50 for the best mankini photo.
  • He would rather be judged as a professional footballer than by the forgiving standards of a convalescent.
  • Professional footballers fared little better than cricketers and were less likely to be able to pursue their occupation for as long.
  • Gashes and knocks that would put a professional footballer out of action for weeks tend to be shrugged off.
  • The chance to pit your wits against the best players in the country, in the most sumptuous and atmospheric of football arenas, just doesn't get any better for a professional footballer.
  • Bill idolizes his big brother, who is a professional footballer.
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