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When your breeder says "He won't grow too big" This Labradoodle went from tiny puppy to absolute UNIT at 125lbs... who else got surprised by their "small" dog's grown-up? 🙋‍♂️

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Bro, it was only 4 against 2 by the time he got to the box. At that point, it was already too late. You're helping my point here. VVD bringing him to Liverpool's box is what made it 4 against 2. Thus, dangerous. You can't do anything when you're running from an attacker with your back. You only make things worse It was at the box, Semenyo had options. He could have passed or scored and Bournemouth would score. VVD should Konate never have ran to our box with their back.

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