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October 7, 1998 Arnold liverpool DF Trent Alexander-Arnold, 8 -- He shined again in his new free-roaming hybrid role, which allows him to get the ball in more dangerous area when attacking. He frequently came inside into central areas, and Fulham had difficulty in picking him up. The 24-year-old regularly made the right decision with his passing that helped him control the tempo of the game, and he also impressed with his defensive work.Arnold trent
The Liverpool manager also said it was "no secret pretty much everybody on the pitch can play better football", as well as once again referencing the impact injury issues have had on his team this season, before adding: "It's not now for a main overhaul, these kind of things. We're Social...for Statheads Trent Alexander-Arnold
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Alexander-Arnold tends to look for the ball to feet – in contrast to Robertson, who likes to receive on the run – and will usually look to play the ball forwards. He is adept at finding Salah’s runs into the right channel by clipping the ball down the line into space for the Egyptian to chase (below). Those passes, as well as his switches of play to Robertson and diagonal balls that look for Mané, are hugely important in Liverpool being able to stretch opponents. @alexyarnold Dr. Arnold received his B.A. in philosophy from the University of California, Irvine, and his Ph.D. in philosophy at the University of Notre Dame with a dissertation in epistemology. He has published in the Australasian Journal of Philosophy, and continues research in epistemology, philosophy of mind, and philosophy of religion.
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