Dokinho
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Legit you can see all his flaws in this comp lmao clueless fan
Emzel@Emzyl_
Crazy Talent man, now Arteta has him in O Reilly debates. Arteta in 7yrs has failed to nurture zero talent from the academy into consistent first team players, he just buy inferior players and block their path, proper nasty stuff
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His head looks extra shiny here.
Anfield Sector@AnfieldSector
[🟢] BREAKING: Arne Slot stands on the verge of the sack at Liverpool, with Xabi Alonso waiting in the wings to replace him. Liverpool’s 10th league defeat of the season, a loss to Brighton at the weekend, has sealed Slot’s fate at Anfield. He will leave in the summer, and Liverpool have avoided an immediate dismissal only because their Champions League rivals have also dropped points. [Axel Hesse, @BILD via @Sport_Witness]
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@hitaboutit Shots on goal 26, goals 16. Conversion rate 61%
Look at Haaland's shots on goal, conversion rate and goals. Then talk. It's our system that's holding players like Gyokeres back, our system doesn't play for the traditional striker
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He’s not 10x better then Nico
ZK@zk_afc
He’s 10x more talented than Nico O’Riley btw, just Nico’s manager believes in him 10x more.
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People gassing up a 6'7 left back that does nothing but box crash. Technical ability is so bad. If he isn't playing for Everton by 2032, I'll be surprised. MLS pound for pound is one of the best players in his age bracket. The way Arteta handled him has been absolutely criminal
ZK@zk_afc
He’s 10x more talented than Nico O’Riley btw, just Nico’s manager believes in him 10x more.
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@DataMB_ If you look at our catastrophic performances and losses to Bodo Glimt and Real Madrid away, Nunes was unavailable for both matches. He's become very important. Even our loss at United (2-0), which could have been 5-0, Nunes was not played. One of the first names on the team sheet
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Dokinho retweetledi
🏴 Premier League Full-backs
↑ Passes completed per 90
→ Defensive duels won %
Plot more 👉 datamb.football
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Definitely more talented at carrying through the centre. What about defensive attributes, aerial duels, associative play with a winger etc.?
ZK@zk_afc
He’s 10x more talented than Nico O’Riley btw, just Nico’s manager believes in him 10x more.
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Even in praise there’s still a weird stigma around Khusa. I must be missing these mistakes he’s still trying to iron out, because he’s pretty much flawless every time I watch him, absolutely love the lad.
Henry Winter@henrywinter
In praise of Abdukodir Khusanov. The Manchester City centre-back turned 22 only last month, is still developing his game, still ironing out mistakes, but increasingly impresses with his speed, athleticism and determination. Also his simple but effective distribution and love for the physical fray. At Wembley, his sprint back to dispossess the breaking Kai Havertz was pickpocketing at pace. Khusanov did well in the Carabao Cup final as he gradually got to grips with Viktor Gyokeres. Still prone to a rash challenge. He took out Gyokeres but the booking didn’t faze him. Re-focused on winning his duels for the next hour. His character has never been in doubt. On his City debut in Jan 2025, he didn’t speak the language and had had only two training sessions. He made two early mistakes, gifted Chelsea a route to goal and was then booked for fouling Cole Palmer. But he got on with the game and his career at City. “Our Uzbek warrior” the club calls him. Good scouting. City recruited him from Lens for £33.6m after he’d played only 31 games. Also great initial scouting by Lens when he was at Energetik-BGU in Minsk. Khusanov still has elements to improve, especially in aerial challenges (he’s 6ft 1in), but looks to have many of the strengths to mature into a top centre-half. And he is only just 22. Khusanov is in competition with some heavyweight names such as Ruben Dias and John Stones (when fit). Josko Gvardiol was playing well before suffering a tibial fracture to his right leg. Gvardiol better at left centre-back where Marc Guehi has landed successfully. Gvardiol also plays left-back well (where Nico O’Reilly, who prefers, is flourishing). Nathan Ake, 31, partnered Khusanov at Wembley. Guardiola has outstanding options at centre-back, great role models for Khusanov to learn from. Guardiola Also academy graduate Max Alleyne. Khusanov can also play right-back. He seems very humble. Khusanov had to be encouraged by Foden, Haaland and Donnarumma to go across to take the acclaim of the City fans at Wembley. Almost bashful. Nothing diffident about his defending, though. Khusanov looks a big prospect for City. #MCFC
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@wilhelmwicklund @Sp1thfc When teams are more inconsistent, definitely. But the fact that the peak of this Arsenal team is not that high, especially compared to previous winners, means that this process likely can't be repeated next year as other teams improve.
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He kept their floor higher than most teams ceilings
.@Acidicto
- You made the worst signing of the signing (🇸🇪) - Your star attacker (🏴) is underperforming significantly - Your captain has missed most of the season - You have no high-performing attackers No manager (ever?) is able to walk the PL under these circumstances bar Arteta
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@GBR7___ @_sneakernyame Khusanov would have been great regardless. He was getting plaudits even after City lost 1-2 to Madrid because of his performance. It's not uniquely an Arsenal thing, but a case where more eyes were on the game since it was a final.
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@GCNA_ @_sneakernyame If Arsenal had won the efl cup will he be posting this?
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Khusanov might be the new Ramos, but he's very calm and quiet. He's a no-nonsense defender, his energy and pace are unmatched.
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If Cafunes doesn’t make a PL TOTS, I want the whole thing abolished.
DataMB@DataMB_
🏴 Premier League Full-backs ↑ Passes completed per 90 → Defensive duels won % Plot more 👉 datamb.football
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We drew at the Emirates when you were better and we were worse.
BP@BallProgression
Yh think Arteta gonna have somehting for City at the Etihad, people are overreacting + we had no #10.
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@TheAthleticFC It's normal, teams always take the mick when they have the upper hand against us. When we do it, there would be wall to wall coverage for days.
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What do Gary Neville, Pep Guardiola and Ben White have in common?
They were all unimpressed by Rayan Cherki’s showboating in Manchester City’s Carabao Cup win over Arsenal.
You can understand why Arsenal wouldn't have taken kindly to Cherki's keepie-uppies — particularly White, who duly left one on the Frenchman in the moments that followed.
But for the neutrals, it was just a bit of fun... right?
📝 @NickMiller79
bit.ly/4uKHo9F?utm_so…
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