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@StretfordPost 13, (WG '74 to present). First game I watched was knockout Netherlands v Argentina in the pouring rain. Too young to appreciate what I was watching! #totalfootball
@cooltown16@fullback03 Good faith answer: look at his recoveries. Probably best tackler in world. Ability to control and dictate passing in first and second ball situations is elite. Impossible to dispossess. It's why fellow pros and football writers rate him so highly.
@rickyeverit@fullback03 Yep (Hammer here). Not just coverage of ground. Elite tackler, probably best in the world in 2nd ball scenaorios. In center of park he is a cheat code. Like having someone who can catch the ball, put it in the ground and pass it back into play. You cannot dispossess him.
@sanguine61981@AaronWar_@RyanMarkMac π― Fancy England but that is a very tasty fixture. Plus the shadow of Azteca '86 looms large. Got pens written all over it.
@bgkittrell@digitalshane_ ...by opening the challenge to people who think outside the workflow box. Those minds, previously excluded from that kind of problem solving, are suddenly in the game. That's what real AI productivity looks like.
@batcountry1980@JasonGr84873444 "The devil came and took me. From bar to street to bookie." One of the greatest lyrics ever. So much tragedy in just one line.
@DNathan70056@Camsiyonna1 Exactly. Compared with the cartoonish CGI of today it is astonishingly realistic. We've gone backwards, fast in the past 25 years, although that might be to do with the convergence of video game 'realism' with Hollywood movie franchises.
@DNathan70056@Camsiyonna1 True. But it's utterly convincing. However extreme the driving stunts there's always a part of you that believes the bike is moving at that angle, at that speed, in that traffic. That's the absolute genius of the special effects. You barely know they are there.
@MRatable Absolutely not. Remember trying to persuade CEO in 1999 that we should all be online apart from a couple of specialist use cases. The answer was 'no' (we already had email).
@rorysutherland People are driving smartphones bolted onto giant electric skateboards. Design rigidity driven by road safety and consumer conservatism. Bring back the Multipla and Vel Satis.
@TheCanaryUK@willem_moore_uk You are exactly why we can't have nice things. @AndyBurnhamGM explains in clear terms how he would control and fix public utilities. But because it doesn't match your rigid political dogma you start screaming 'centrist dad' and nothing gets done.
@DPJHodges He's Tuchel's Chief of Staff Dan. When he does play it'll be barking instructions with 15 minutes left and England needing to hold on to a draw or a one goal lead. Tuchel's eyes and ears in the dressing room, the canteen - and on the pitch when urgent.
@EBL2017 Terrific. As you say, dressing room harmony and on-pitch chemistry trumps individual genius for a month-long tournament. Here's the dressing room formation:
Coach: Tuchel
Chief of staff: Henderson
Leadership team: Kane, Saka, Rice
Chief morale officer: Burn
Etc.
@Baddiel It's a month long tournament. Morale and on-pitch chemistry everything. Tuchel doesn't fancy TTA + JB in same dressing room (factions and sulking). TTA gd for when ENG in possession. Less so during knock out nail biters. PS Henderson there as Chief of Staff and to police egos.
@OutrightAlpha@henrywinter Oh, questionable defending too. Luxury player for when ENG in possession. Not for the knockout nail biters. Modern football about 7.5/10 over 90 minutes, not split second moments of genius. Unless you can do both of course.
@OutrightAlpha@henrywinter Exactly that. Not just dominate the DR, but potential for sulking, factions etc. Rewatch that V Senegal celebration. Henderson is there to police morale and keep egos in check.