| And he is having none of what he sees as kidology from the other side, downplaying their chances. |
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| I doubt very much that O'Connor would be fooled by this sort of juvenile kidology. |
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| When Kevin Keegan said last month that his team were not good enough to earn automatic promotion, it was clearly more than kidology. |
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| Players get to know how a manager operates and behaves, the kidology he uses and what he is all about. |
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| I still see Dundela as potentially the team to beat in the title race and that's no kidology. |
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| O'Connell laughed it off as Aussie kidology back in June and said Ireland must do likewise this weekend. |
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| It was a tough day at the office because there was a lot of kidology going on before the scrums went down. |
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| This country is now sadly run by political kidology as witnessed within front bench exchanges across the chamber. |
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| For many this is simply a bit of kidology before the big clash at Bernabeu. |
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| All else is kidology of an especially despicable kind. |
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| He employs kidology, journalistic licence as he calls it, in the hope of getting Redknapp to say something different to what he would tell the police. |
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| And he possibly developed a kind of coaching kidology, coming into this event professing that Nigeria was simply in a transition phase and not ready to win it. |
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| That was probably a little bit of kidology but we are ready for it. |
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| It has collaborated with clubs and promoters such as Kidology London, Queen Paris, Cocoon Lounge Bahrain and Baia Imperiale Italy. |
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