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It's something rurik has touched on many times, how football is evolving towards more technical players taking the positions tradionally associated with the hard working grafters. We're certainly an example of that, as are City, and Arsenal have always tried it. For us, Lallana and Wijnaldum are both left wingers, but they're operating incredibly well as a midfield three with Henderson and we're causing lots of more tradional midfields problems as a result.

As a side, I think it's part of the reason Mourinho is struggling so, football is getting more technical, and teams are better suited to deal with his well disciplined defensive football as a result. But then, maybe I'm just searching too hard for a reason to label him as a tactically backwards fossil.

Trust me you are not - what these so called 'great' managers don't realize is that if they have at least three technically able players who can read the game very well then no matter what garbage tactics they come up with - defensive/attacking/tiki-shiti/taka-dollar whatever the fuck they call it these days - they will win most of their games because they have those special players. Problem he has at United is that I reckon he is trying to implement his ideas but most of his players are not in the category he has had in the past - and his one supporter in his ways - Zlatan is too old to put in the max effort required. So he is probably fucked.
 
I like Ready Salted crisps as a compliment to a sandwich. In that scenario, a strong flavour would be inappropriate.

As a snack item, anything goes. Although, as I get older, I find myself shying away from OTT flavours; and maize/corn snacks. Further, new style crisp flavours e.g. Mediterranean Herbs and Infusion of Dog Piss with Brie, can go fuck themselves. I like Cheese and Onion.
 
[article]Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson is the Premier League's prime passing player - and by some distance.

Statistics show that their captain Jordan Henderson is the true heartbeat of this winning team - even if it is the exploits of Roberto Firmino, Philippe Coutinho and Sadio Mane that steal the headlines.

Data gathered by EA Sports found that Henderson has completed more passes than any other player in this season's Premier League, racking up a total of 830 - almost 100 more than closest challenger, Fernandinho of Manchester City.

Henderson is also miles ahead when it comes to the number of passes completed per 90 minutes - the 26-year-old averages 84.5 passes per match, again considerably more than Fernandinho's 73.3.
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I bought slippers on Wednesday. My toes were cold in the house so seemed the best course of action.

I have three season slippers and winter slippers. I've been working at home for years now and it takes a toll.

Also, I remember when I considered slippers and socks to be the height of an awful dad present. Like old men got these shit gifts dumped on them because they were dead inside. Now, perhaps I am dead inside , because a nice pair of hiking socks or some ll bean slippers that are fresh and haven't absorbed four pounds of foot juice? Fuck yes.
 
I live in America, I could get it looked at, but that's my holiday fund. They'd probably order a cat scan based on the color of the slipper lining alone.
 
[article]Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson is the Premier League's prime passing player - and by some distance.

Statistics show that their captain Jordan Henderson is the true heartbeat of this winning team - even if it is the exploits of Roberto Firmino, Philippe Coutinho and Sadio Mane that steal the headlines.

Data gathered by EA Sports found that Henderson has completed more passes than any other player in this season's Premier League, racking up a total of 830 - almost 100 more than closest challenger, Fernandinho of Manchester City.

Henderson is also miles ahead when it comes to the number of passes completed per 90 minutes - the 26-year-old averages 84.5 passes per match, again considerably more than Fernandinho's 73.3.
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Honestly amazed that the totals and the averages are in similar ratios. What a coincidence.
 
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