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Rodrygo isn't happy. It's the same problem Arda Güler had during Ancelotti's time, Xabi Alonso prefers a very different style of play. Accept Manchester City's offers. 👍🏻

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Xabi Alonso stubbornly refuses to play Arda Güler in the No. 10 role, and by doing so, he fails to make use of his true abilities. I don’t know, but maybe it’s time for Arda to make a decision about his own career. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Xabi Alonso stubbornly refuses to play Arda Güler in the No. 10 role, and by doing so, he fails to make use of his true abilities. I don’t know, but maybe it’s time for Arda to make a decision about his own career. 🤷🏻‍♂️

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I've had some replies that this Pete Crow-Armstrong catch IS actually a routine play, so here is a VERY similar play: The CF has the exact same distance to cover, and .2 of a second longer to get there. The CF (Carroll) was faster on the play, by about a foot per second. It's a double:

I've had some replies that this Pete Crow-Armstrong catch IS actually a routine play, so here is a VERY similar play: The CF has the exact same distance to cover, and .2 of a second longer to get there. The CF (Carroll) was faster on the play, by about a foot per second. It's a double:

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$90k+/month health offers are quietly being sold like this not influencers not ugc creators not expensive shoots just hyper-realistic AI animations on the skin pimples turning into characters bacteria building up infections you can actually “see” it looks uncomfortable… but you can’t scroll past it the visual explains everything instantly no voiceover needed your brain gets it in a second every video follows the same flow: show the irritation zoom into the cause show it getting treated same animation style different skin issue each time that’s how they push out dozens of ads weekly education first product after rt + comment “inside” and i’ll send the breakdown (follow for dm)

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Played over 10 hours of Dragon Age Veilguard, impressions: - My favorite part is the gameplay - Story so far is decent, nothing amazing but not bad - Love it's not an open world, it's a semi open world and more linear 🙏 - Runs good and looks good, had no bugs so far - Great art style - Some dialogue is very weirdly delivered - Good skill tree and you can always change abilities - Chasing armor or weapons seem pointless so far - Sometimes it feels too much like it's holding your hand - The world and setting is really good Overall, going to play through it and beat the game 🤝

Played over 10 hours of Dragon Age Veilguard, impressions: - My favorite part is the gameplay - Story so far is decent, nothing amazing but not bad - Love it's not an open world, it's a semi open world and more linear 🙏 - Runs good and looks good, had no bugs so far - Great art style - Some dialogue is very weirdly delivered - Good skill tree and you can always change abilities - Chasing armor or weapons seem pointless so far - Sometimes it feels too much like it's holding your hand - The world and setting is really good Overall, going to play through it and beat the game 🤝

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