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🗣️ Gary O'Neil on Max Dowman: “I’ve definitely not had a 16-year-old as good as Max Dowman around my group. “I think Mikel has so many good players that you can manage Max Dowman however you want, really. You can give him as much time as he needs. You...

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Take away the Social Media noise from rival fans and you get these opinions of our Club, from people who know what they're talking about within the game.

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16 years old and already getting this kind of praise 👀🔥 Dowman clearly has something special. Arsenal just need to manage his development carefully. 🔴⚪️

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Gary O'Neil on Arsenal and Max Dowman: "I’ve definitely not had a 16-year-old as good as Max Dowman around my group! I think he's in a great spot. He's got one of the best coaches around. Arsenal are one of my favourite teams to watch and to study, for the work that Mikel's done there. It's a very humble team as well, there's no superstars in it, there's no one that doesn't get their work done." 👏
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Gary O'Neil on Arsenal and Max Dowman: "I’ve definitely not had a 16-year-old as good as Max Dowman around my group! I think he's in a great spot. He's got one of the best coaches around. Arsenal are one of my favourite teams to watch and to study, for the work that Mikel's done there. It's a very humble team as well, there's no superstars in it, there's no one that doesn't get their work done." 👏

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🗣️ Mikel Arteta on Max Dowman: “That's what we want when you play for Arsenal. Expectations should be high and should be expecting really good things. We know what he's capable of doing. We want to be more consistent in terms of performance and the actions that he can deliver. I think today he had a really good game.”
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🗣️ Mikel Arteta on Max Dowman: “That's what we want when you play for Arsenal. Expectations should be high and should be expecting really good things. We know what he's capable of doing. We want to be more consistent in terms of performance and the actions that he can deliver. I think today he had a really good game.”

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Mikel Arteta goes in depth on Max Dowman: 🗣️ “If we look at his passport everyday, we never play him. It’s as simple as that. If you look what he does in training you have to play him and if not - I am blind.”
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Mikel Arteta goes in depth on Max Dowman: 🗣️ “If we look at his passport everyday, we never play him. It’s as simple as that. If you look what he does in training you have to play him and if not - I am blind.”

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Jeff Teague on Max Kellerman comments saying Joel Embiid has a bad work ethic: “Him saying he’s not the hardest working superstar, I think we all know that. You can tell by his health, he’s probably not the most dedicated person to the craft. I can see that. Kevin Durant probably one of the more dedicated players to basketball. See how recovered from his injury and still be playing at the high-level. Joel Embiid is one of the most talented players ever, but maybe he don’t have the same work ethic. I think he work hard I know how hard it is to be really good at basketball for him to be at the top at one point at time and be the MVP of the league, I know he put in work but to be around all those greats and not being the hardest worker don’t mean you don’t work hard you just don’t work as hard as LeBron.” (Via Club520podcast)

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Max Dowman, this is Arsenal’s best attacker at 16 years old. He commands a different kind of authority when he has the ball at his feet. He’s one of the few players you can always expect to create magic when he’s on the ball. A special talent.
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Nick Fuentes gives Kanye West proper credit as a revolutionary. “He is one of the great warriors of our time, one of the great leaders. He is a leader.” “Love my brother, my GOAT Ye. Even though he apologized. Hopefully we can get him back.” “We’ve got to get him to hit that Ye button. Come on, I know it’s in there.” “I’ll always be there for him even if we’re not always aligned politically, or he’s got to do what he’s got to do.”

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Mikel Arteta praises the impact of Max Dowman and states that he 'had a gut feeling' that the 16-year-old would make an impact in what has been described as one of the greatest moments at the Emirates Stadium 🔴
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225,641 views • 1 month ago

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Joey Linn

84,545 views • 6 months ago

Asked Kennard post game about his addition as a screener next to the big 3. Says he takes pride in it and it gets him good shots if he sets good screens. "Being a good screener, it's something that you don't really talk about much. You don't see the impact of what that can be, but, JJ has put me in positions to be a screener, and I think just the gravity that I have as being one of the top shooters in the league. Teams don't want to leave me. so being a screener, getting guys open, you know, it gets me shots if I, if I set good screens"
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Asked Kennard post game about his addition as a screener next to the big 3. Says he takes pride in it and it gets him good shots if he sets good screens. "Being a good screener, it's something that you don't really talk about much. You don't see the impact of what that can be, but, JJ has put me in positions to be a screener, and I think just the gravity that I have as being one of the top shooters in the league. Teams don't want to leave me. so being a screener, getting guys open, you know, it gets me shots if I, if I set good screens"

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60,174 views • 6 months ago

The way Mikel Obi has evolved is so amazing. He fits in anywhere. As a footballer, not many can chat to him, he won everything, he’s a superstar also. As a pundit, he knows the game well, he’s not intimidated, he speaks so well also. As Nigerians, we should be proud of him.
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