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I know what you mean alright but for me it feels like that he is the type of player that even when he isn't in top form, then his workrate still makes him integral to the team. As opposed to the like of Oxlade who, when on form was brilliant but when off it was not.
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Originally posted by Rigadon View PostOnce got pissed drinking incredibly strong home-made palinka. My father had brought it back from Hungary - my DNA is mainly Hungarian [father*] and Irish [grandfather - mother's side]). I was born and raised in Wales. And I really can't handle my drink
*Recently found my father's refugee card. Landed in the UK Christmas Eve 1956. He was 15. Had to leave his mum and dad. Arrived with men a lot older than him. Couldn't speak English. Poor education. Left due to the Russian invasion of Hungary. He didn't see/speak to his mum until he was 40 years old (turned up at her doorstep in Hungary - first time back). Hadn't kept in contact because he was fearful of the Russians. History repeating itself with Ukraine

Your dad sounds like a ledge and that is some seriously interesting family history you have there man.
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I was thinking we were looking a bit tighter at the back. It might be this.Originally posted by Harv View PostI feel like he's not as dynamic as he was in those first few weeks. Where he looked like a De Bruyne clone. Almost Like he's been told to hold back from getting forward too much to be more solid defensively.
Would be interesting seeing him in Mo's spot for a game with freedom to bomb forward at will.
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I feel like he's not as dynamic as he was in those first few weeks. Where he looked like a De Bruyne clone. Almost Like he's been told to hold back from getting forward too much to be more solid defensively.Originally posted by Buzzo View PostHe was quietly brilliant yesterday, aside from the finish for his goal which was ice cold his energy levels are of the charts.
He put in 2 or 3 lung busting runs from about 85-95 mins to retain and win possession which showed unreal levels of fitness. Fatigue is never discussed when we watch matches, but it is the reason the big teams win games late on. Being 5-10% fitter than the opposition forces late chances and goals.
Dom is a ****ing monster in this respect.
Would be interesting seeing him in Mo's spot for a game with freedom to bomb forward at will.
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Imo he wasn't great in the first half but his work rate seemed to increase as the match went on. Fella is an absolute beast. Great finish too.
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He was quietly brilliant yesterday, aside from the finish for his goal which was ice cold his energy levels are of the charts.
He put in 2 or 3 lung busting runs from about 85-95 mins to retain and win possession which showed unreal levels of fitness. Fatigue is never discussed when we watch matches, but it is the reason the big teams win games late on. Being 5-10% fitter than the opposition forces late chances and goals.
Dom is a ****ing monster in this respect.
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Originally posted by Rigadon View PostOnce got pissed drinking incredibly strong home-made palinka. My father had brought it back from Hungary - my DNA is mainly Hungarian [father*] and Irish [grandfather - mother's side]). I was born and raised in Wales. And I really can't handle my drink
*Recently found my father's refugee card. Landed in the UK Christmas Eve 1956. He was 15. Had to leave his mum and dad. Arrived with men a lot older than him. Couldn't speak English. Poor education. Left due to the Russian invasion of Hungary. He didn't see/speak to his mum until he was 40 years old (turned up at her doorstep in Hungary - first time back). Hadn't kept in contact because he was fearful of the Russians. History repeating itself with Ukraine
Not sure what to say other than respect for your 15 year old Dad for making a go of it
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Once got pissed drinking incredibly strong home-made palinka. My father had brought it back from Hungary - my DNA is mainly Hungarian [father*] and Irish [grandfather - mother's side]). I was born and raised in Wales. And I really can't handle my drinkOriginally posted by Buzzo View Post
*Recently found my father's refugee card. Landed in the UK Christmas Eve 1956. He was 15. Had to leave his mum and dad. Arrived with men a lot older than him. Couldn't speak English. Poor education. Left due to the Russian invasion of Hungary. He didn't see/speak to his mum until he was 40 years old (turned up at her doorstep in Hungary - first time back). Hadn't kept in contact because he was fearful of the Russians. History repeating itself with Ukraine
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Nice watch
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