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PL Opposition tidbits

Is it genuine, because its like he is doing a TedTalk every time he speaks?

Is real. The full talk is here. He went off on a tangent talking about "connections" (his favourite buzzword) when the question was actually about how Steve Kerr would define a "happy and successful life" (after Steve's answer, the host asked Arteta about his thoughts).

39m 45s mark of this clip:: host's question -> Steve Kerr's reply -> Arteta's totally unconnected speech (ha... the irony!)...


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rgbf1A31Hg&t=2385s
 
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I feel for the human in him…. Genuinely. The end of a marriage is devastating and takes years to truly get over. I can’t imagine how much worse it is when everybody in the world watches every single thing you ever do.

But also, fuck right off with this shite, you horrible, cheating fucker.
 

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So far this season City have attempted the most 'fast breaks' - what Opta define as ‘an attempt created after a team quickly turn defence into attack, winning the ball in their own half’ - in the Premier League. In other words, a counter-attack.

Last season, City ranked 16th for fast breaks. The season before, 17th. Haaland’s goal against Arsenal was his second coming from a fast break in the space of a week, following his second in the 3-0 win over Manchester United. That’s already more than he managed last season, and he’s never scored more than two in a single campaign.

It was City’s third as a team
, with the other coming on the opening day when Haaland and Reijnders flew forward and the latter slotted in his first goal for the club on debut. Again, this is the most of any side in the league so far, and as many as Guardiola’s side managed in the entirety of 2024-25.
 

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So far this season City have attempted the most 'fast breaks' - what Opta define as ‘an attempt created after a team quickly turn defence into attack, winning the ball in their own half’ - in the Premier League. In other words, a counter-attack.

Last season, City ranked 16th for fast breaks. The season before, 17th. Haaland’s goal against Arsenal was his second coming from a fast break in the space of a week, following his second in the 3-0 win over Manchester United. That’s already more than he managed last season, and he’s never scored more than two in a single campaign.

It was City’s third as a team
, with the other coming on the opening day when Haaland and Reijnders flew forward and the latter slotted in his first goal for the club on debut. Again, this is the most of any side in the league so far, and as many as Guardiola’s side managed in the entirety of 2024-25.

This is Lijnders doing...he's trying to play more like we did under Klopp.
 
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