go forward

"I want Ollie to touch the ball in as much space as he can, he is go-forward for us," England senior assistant coach Richard Wigglesworth told BBC Sport.

“This restructuring will allow our go-forward restaurants to proceed with an optimized corporate infrastructure that enables them to reach their full potential.”

"He's physical, direct and powerful. He shows real urgency in go-forward, looks after the ball really well and is a destructive tackler."

“There are a finite number of athletes, and this is a unique point in time where unification ultimately puts the sport in the best possible position to take advantage of this growth on a go-forward basis.”

"As much as we like the assets and the improving momentum at Rogers ... we believe it is necessary to implement a discount on our target price related to this uncertainty on the go-forward management team," the note added.