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Dan Scott 🗣️“I know Maresca is a top manager, and he’s still learning we’ve already seen him improve from the red-card situations and other setbacks. But where he needs to grow immediately is handling newly-promoted sides. He always seems to struggle against those teams, and that’s exactly where Chelsea... show more

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It’s truly remarkable that King Green is still winning at such a high level. He was a mid-card Strikeforce guy 15 years ago. Incredible longevity. Ben Fowlkes shares his theory on how he has pulled it off: “He seems sort of like Sean Strickland — one of those guys where, if you told him he couldn’t go to the gym and spar today, he would cry. That’s where he wants to be. That’s exactly what he wants to be doing. There’s a level of comfort and maturity he’s found in his game where he knows exactly who he is as a fighter, and he’s made that work for him.” The latest episode of The Uncrowned Beat is available now on Fire TV 📺.

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🚨David Raya when ask about Alisson. Reporter🗣️: who do you think is the best Goalkeeper in the English Premier League.? David Raya🗣️: Alisson is just the 1v1’s, he saves everything, I dont know how he does that, he saves every single one on one. Reporter🗣️: do you watch it try not to imitate it, but try and learn from it and try to see if you can use it in the games.? David Raya🗣️: Yeah of course, you have to have an open mind to see how can he be so good in 1v1’s what he does is weird because he’s always so close to the ball when sometimes you don’t have that time to get close to the ball and you have to be set and then react but he reads those situations.” “Maybe the (striker) pass or maybe he’s driving the ball and then the last touch is a bit heavy so he’s on top there, the way he reads things is incredible in those situations.” Reporter: does he smells it.? David Raya🗣️: “yeah, yea of course he’s a top goalkeeper in the world for so many years and the quality he has, the experience and that’s those things that gives you the extra edge to use to make 1v1 save.”

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