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Our clan names /iziduko are a lineage & identity. Addressing someone with their clan name is the highest form of respect ephondweni #EasternCapeVillages
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This is so bad. Happening the North West reported by @ewnupdates @ewnreporter Our country is a banana republic where politicians and leaders are sleeping on the job because of beimg corrupt. They always look the other way while their friends are messing up people livelyhoods.
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Someone said if this was Kai Havertz, Arteta would have hugged and kissed his forehead as he's walking into the tunnel 😂
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TODAY in Durban KZN‼️ Xolani Zuma🫡🫡🔥🔥🔥🔥😭😭😭 Jacinta @JacintaNgobese 's husband during March and March march 🙌🏼
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I love how South Africans always meet each other overseas, we see each other, we hear each other.
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People blaming Eberechi Eze’s mentality completely ignores the tactical reality: Arteta is forcing a natural interior half-space creator to play as a fixed touchline winger for Arsenal.
Similarly, Saka and Gyokeres haven’t been platformed properly to harness their full potential.
You can’t sign an instinct first player and then complain when he looks suffocated inside an automated system. That’s a managerial limitation, not player failure.
Madueke scored the winner but I didn't like the Eze sub at half-time, even if he wasn't playing well.
Madueke is an open-space player. Less threatening against low blocks on the left.
Eze is the opposite. He is also a flow player who needs touches and rhythm.
But, despite that, you would be foolish to blame Arteta here.
It's on Eze. He needs to do more. Clearly his confidence isn't where it needs to be. He isn't playing with freedom, but that's on him. There is no reason why he shouldn't be, even if Arsenal are flawed in attack. Maybe he's just not handling the demands and the scrutiny and the competition for places well whereas at Palace he knew he would play so could 'ball out' with less pressure.