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Mark Carey

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Senior Data Analyst for @TheAthleticFC | PhD in Psychology | Co-host of the Football Fanalytics Podcast @fanalyticspod ⬇️
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What Youri Tielemans would bring to Manchester United: Grace, poise and line-breaking passes Original

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By Mark Carey, Anantaajith Raghuraman
| The Athletic Verified
Michael Carrick understands the model that served Manchester United well under Sir Alex Ferguson. The success of the 1990s and 2000s was built on a recruitment approach that prioritised bringing the best Premier League talent to Old Trafford before looking further afield across Europe.
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How England can test Argentina: Beware Messi’s corners, get Bellingham in behind and target full-backs Original

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By Mark Carey
| The Athletic Verified
No team reaches a World Cup semi-final by accident. Argentina will face England after a 3-1 victory over Switzerland, with Lionel Scaloni’s side requiring extra time after another performance that was decided by individual quality more than fluid attacking cohesion. Performances are secondary to results in major international football, but there has been a fallibility to Argentina — much like their upcoming opponents, England.
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How will Nottingham Forest adapt to a three-man defence under Oliver Glasner? Original

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By Paul Taylor Verified, Mark Carey
| The Athletic Verified
Oliver Glasner is a man who prefers to talk about mentality and ideology more than formations. His Crystal Palace side was built around everyone perfectly understanding what was expected of them. In a similar fashion to Nuno Espirito Santo, success was garnered from everyone being on the same page. How Glasner’s Palace team played, how they interacted with each other and functioned as a unit was always more important than the Palace utilised.
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