Proper noun
Allardyce (plural Allardyces)
A surname.
Allardyce Nicoll : The World of Harlequin, a Critical Study of the Commedia Dell'arte, p.44 In a commedia comedy, many zanni or lazzi routines will begin by an action delivered by Pantalone himself. Source: Internet
But Allardyce appeared to put an end to Lookman's hopes of a loan move by saying Aaron Lennon's sale to Burnley meant he was needed in the squad. Source: Internet
By Carl Markham, Press Association Sport Former Everton defender Alan Stubbs believes it is disrespectful for the club to ask supporters to give manager Sam Allardyce a mark out of 10 in a survey. Source: Internet
But under previous boss Sam Allardyce he featured in just 30 minutes of Premier League action before deciding to take his future in his own hands and demanding a loan move to the Bundesliga. Source: Internet
Gareth Southgate can’t lose after succeeding Sam Allardyce, but can England win against Malta? Source: Internet
But they have had differences of opinion in recent weeks - notably over the appointment of Sam Allardyce and the decision to initiate interest from abroad in Wayne Rooney. Source: Internet