Tyrick Mitchell
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viveasheagle
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Defensively he has always been very sound but offensively he has really improved. He is much better in possession and is now adding goals and assists to his game. He did everything right to get on the end of Wharton's cross and just a fraction out with the timing of the header otherwise he would have been the match winner.
As a supporter of 60 years I thought nobody could supplant Kenny Sansom as my favourite Palace left back.
Well Mitchell has managed it.
He's not as gifted as Sansom, but he's been at the club for longer, is incredibly consistent , rarely misses a game , and I don't recall any opponent getting the better of him - even the likes of Salah and Saka.
He's an outstanding one on one defender.
He really turns up in the big games as well as the bread and butter matches and he has a great temperament.
Nothing phases him.
The good thing too is that he's in mid 20s and has improved significantly in the attacking side of his game this season.
He's never going to bang them in from 30 yards or whip in a stream of accurate crosses, but he now takes up far better attacking positions and his delivery has improved.
He missed a headed chance yesterday, but he made a superb run to get on the end of Wharton's clever pass.
He hadn't been making these runs until this season.
Well Mitchell has managed it.
He's not as gifted as Sansom, but he's been at the club for longer, is incredibly consistent , rarely misses a game , and I don't recall any opponent getting the better of him - even the likes of Salah and Saka.
He's an outstanding one on one defender.
He really turns up in the big games as well as the bread and butter matches and he has a great temperament.
Nothing phases him.
The good thing too is that he's in mid 20s and has improved significantly in the attacking side of his game this season.
He's never going to bang them in from 30 yards or whip in a stream of accurate crosses, but he now takes up far better attacking positions and his delivery has improved.
He missed a headed chance yesterday, but he made a superb run to get on the end of Wharton's clever pass.
He hadn't been making these runs until this season.
Agreed.
Mitchell is a machine you wind he him up and off he goes game after game. He rarely if ever loses his temper he is just so bloody consistent Rolex should employ him.
Why England managers don't fancy him I cannot say, maybe he needs a celebrity girlfriend or score a worldy once a season. He just the type of player England need, never let you down.
Teddy Eagle
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I'll give you the first two but The Don still stands alone for me. He's like the Pele of football.
PalazioVecchio
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There must be a problem with my internet here. I looked for 'The Tyrick' in the list below, but couldnt find it.
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Teddy Eagle
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Google also provides this:There must be a problem with my internet here. I looked for 'The Tyrick' in the list below, but couldnt find it.
The 10 Most Reliable Cars Ever Made (And Why They Last Forever)
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Often interpreted as a modern combination of the syllable "Ty" and the name element "Rick" (which derives from Old Norse or Germanic roots meaning "ruler" or "powerful").