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I wouldn’t speak too quickly. He came on as a sub at Huddersfield and we didn’t see him for months. Started preseason training and suddenly was out again for a couple of months. One 20 minute sub appearance does not make a fully fit season

On a brighter note only 6 more games until we’ve adapted to the premier league

Just great to be in this league playing team like Man United in the English premier soccerball league!

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Should be 1-0 up, 0-2 down. Ridiculous score given how the game has gone.

They gave him a new contract.

Apart from that header

Quite probably. Everything he does oozes class.

Dibbing is going to be some player

Man United sponsored by Duckhunters missus?

Brave line up so good on Russ. Pleased Dibbing is starting, also see what Lesley and Fernandes are all about. Good time to play United but still got players who can hurt us.

The way they teach is similar. It’s all about getting as many touches of the ball as you can, practising first touch, dribbles and skills using the sole, inside and outside of the foot on both feet and doing it over and over again. As I mentioned some kids get bored with it. My sons current challenge is 50 weaker foot outside keep ups which is about half way to his level 4. Some friends and other parents say what’s the point of doing 50 keep ups with the outside of your weaker foot you’d never do that in a game. The point being that if they can learn to do it 50 Times in a row then the chances are they’ll be able to do it automatically in a match on the handful of times they need to. Not to mention the amount of touches you’re getting with your weaker foot, the balance, coordination and strength you’re building and also the dedication to do something like that which is bloody hard to do. The claim is that once you’ve competed level 5 your first touch will be world class. How true that is I don’t know but you can see it’s far better than most kids of a similar age. as for Clifford he might be a bit of a strange one but you can’t really fault his methods. The players that stick with the Brazilian soccer school he started are generally very good players technically and stand out at the level they play at in kids football, his one to one coaching has helped a whole host of current pros, he’s got players he coached playing in all 4 professional leagues in England plus many at non league level. The current coaches at his school did his school themselves completing the 5 levels and now play at a good semi pro level as well as being football coaches so it works.

He’d certainly be an expert at putting them together and filing them away in an orderly fashion

So you've tracked back Hypos post over that 14 years and know for a fact he never once made a negative comment on the last government have you? Now that's strange.

price per point will tell a different story.

Simon features quite a bit in the Sky program about Archie Gray. He did a lot of one to one training with him whilst he was growing up talks about that and his early days at his Brazilian soccer school in Harrogate. On a seperate note my U12 team which my son plays for beat Archies youngest brothers team 1-0 in a tournament two weeks ago. Turkish tactical masterclass. 🤣

and on comes Ross Stewart for his premier league debut....

nothing apart from a summer transfer window where yet again everything we said came to pass?

well this was the tune playing as we walked into our end of window debrief

Russell Martin Shares Ross Stewart Southampton Fitness Update (msn.com) another slam dunk for the CoT

He wont. If he gets to that sort of level he'll be gone with 3 years, he'll want to go on a play for top teams, win stuff and play for England and SR will insist he'll be gone within a few years. They will want to cash in on him. This is how a player trading model works. If he goes for £50m that's £50m profit on the books. Always difficult to say what a player will be sold for, Cole Palmer was a steal at £40m, but he owned City nothing so was all profit, if we sold Dibbing for that price if he was at the same level people would be in meltdown we sold him too cheap. Always makes me laugh how people insist we sold Mane too cheap when at the time he was sold he wasn't near the level he got to at Liverpool in his second and third seasons, he was one of the most expensive transfers of that window and the 3rd most expensive signing in Liverpools history.

I've read that, it's very good. Have you listened to his podcast? Also well worth a listen which i do every week whilst out walking One of the best books i've read which is completely unbiased is In Defence of Food by Micheal Pollin. Most of books are either trying to sell something or promoting an agenda, for example "How not to die" was recommended to me by someone who claimed you cannot argue with the science behind it, whilst some of that is true the theme through the book was the answer to everything is become Vegan, what's the question?

how long have you posted on here pal?

No, did 104 days at the start of the year. Started to have a few on weekends again and also when on holiday. I didn’t realise how good I felt during the 104 days until I started drinking again. So not totally cut out but Much less than I used to. That’s said I’ve started another break from 1st September as Saturday and Sunday morning got kids football again, northing worse than trying to coach a load of prepubescent boys with even a mild hangover. Even just a couple makes me lethargic so I can’t expect them to give it their all if im not. Knocking it on the head the weekends we have a game feels the right thing to do.

agree that's really poor from someone so senior in this country, the very least you'd expect is a well polished pair of loakes brogues.