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HENRY WINTER: Thomas Tuchel needs to take a risk and give Trent Alexander-Arnold his chance (opens the original)
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When you want to be the best, and have to beat the best, you have to take a risk or two. When you’re chasing a game, you have to gamble. Which is why Thomas Tuchel’s continued refusal to trust in Trent Alexander-Arnold has moved from the baffling to the damaging. England’s head coach recalled one of the country’s finest ever passers to the squad, gave him the No.2 shirt, and then ignored him, leaving him on the bench even when England were crying out for proper delivery from the right against Sp
HENRY WINTER: Michael Carrick is hurting at Manchester United but Pro Ref error is only partly to blame (opens the original)
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Michael Carrick has wanted to be Manchester United head coach ever since he played his 464th and final game for them aged 36 in 2018 and moved into coaching. Aware of Carrick’s desire to become a coach, Man United’s then-manager Jose Mourinho presented him with a whistle and a role in training. Now actually being in charge is more than a job to Carrick. He cares deeply about the responsibility which is why defeat in the Manchester Derby, the manner of the loss and the result itself, will hurt de
HENRY WINTER: Martin Odegaard is having his Dennis Bergkamp moment at Arsenal. He's tougher, more determined and a real winner (opens the original)
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If the main reason is that Odegaard is free of the injuries that saw him miss 30 games last season for Arsenal and Norway, there can be no doubt that the No. 8 has a more determined mindset now. He seizes games more now. At 27, Odegaard has come of age as a heavyweight footballer. He arrived at the top of the table with Arsenal in May and now at the top table with the world’s elite players. For lovers of historical echoes there are reminders of the blossoming of Dennis Bergkamp’s talent in 1998.
HENRY WINTER: 'Ollie Watkins transfer stand-off is a nuanced issue but refusing to play for Aston Villa was wrong' (opens the original)
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The Aston Villa striker is being offered unimaginable riches by Saudi Pro League club Al-Hilal but was wrong to refuse to play for his club, who still pay his wages. Watkins let down his Villa team-mates, supporters and also Unai Emery, whose coaching and man-management got him back in the England squad. Watkins was drifting under Steven Gerrard, almost trying to do too much. Emery made him focus simply on the art of finishing, making him more effective. The Watkins stand-off is actually far mor
Harry Kane interview: "I thought I'd definitely be coming back to England, that itch isn't there as much anymore" (opens the original)
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Harry Kane believes he has never played better, delivering as a 10 and 9. “This is the best version of myself for sure,” says the Bayern Munich and England forward, who was today presented with the European Golden Shoe as leading scorer across the Continent with 36 goals in the Bundesliga. “Last season speaks for itself, my best season in my career, no doubt.” In all competitions for Bayern, Kane scored 61 times and made seven assists in 51 games. Including England, Kane scored 73 times in 65 ga
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