| The recruitment of Rob Jones was a masterstroke worthy of a club that had a rich tradition of mining gems from the lower leagues. |
| His decision to switch Kaka to a more advanced position just behind a lone striker proved a masterstroke. |
| In a masterstroke of casting, He plays Vanya as a bored and disappointed man who entertains himself by playing the Glasgow wind-up merchant. |
| Nevertheless, this fine tactical masterstroke level with the Breton coast has come good on two counts. |
| Back in 1997, Australia's delegation pulled what they saw as a masterstroke during post-midnight negotiations on the final day in Japan. |
| Later, after Europe's American opponents had been smoothly despatched, McGinley's ploy was hailed as a masterstroke of organisation. |
