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Just now, ChrisVillan said:

I thought Zaha's win over Mings was psychological. Concerning, maybe, but not about pace in the least. Just got in his head.

Yep - Mings is so completely programmed to be the big alpha that he cannot deal with the idea of losing a contest one-on-one with another man - it's his strength and weakness.

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6 minutes ago, OutByEaster? said:

Yep - Mings is so completely programmed to be the big alpha that he cannot deal with the idea of losing a contest one-on-one with another man - it's his strength and weakness.

It’s an arrogance that he has on the pitch but seemingly not off it, it really doesn’t help his game.

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https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/tyrone-mings-how-our-struggles-lead-to-our-successes/id1500444735?i=1000503642951

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Tyrone Mings: How our struggles lead to our successes

The High Performance Podcast

Tyrone Mings is a defender for Aston Villa and England, with a real life story of rags to riches in English football.

Tyrone joined Southampton as a kid but suffered rejection when he was released by Saints in 2009 for being 'too small'. He dropped down to Non-League, playing for Yate Town and Chippenham Town while working as a mortgage advisor.

He seriously considered packing football in all together but got his break when Ipswich signed him up for a fee of £10,000 before sealing an £8 million move to Bournemouth and realising his dream of becoming a Premier League player. A serious knee injury restricted his early appearances before a loan switch to Aston Villa in 2019 saw him help the Midlands club to promotion from the Championship.

Tyrone sealed a permanent move to Villa for £26.5 million and was called up to Gareth Southgate's England squad in 2019.

Not sure if this has already been shared. Worthwhile listen.

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1 minute ago, OutByEaster? said:

I think he's the same on and off the pitch - it's what seems to drive him, "I will be a successful footballer, I will be a successful business owner, I will be a role model, I will be well read, I will have the abs, I will speak with authority, I will represent, I will have portray humility" it's all wrapped up in this thing of his own perfection. It makes him a better football player and a very successful human being, but if you stick a pin in it he struggles to deal with it - he wants to dominate and if someone wins one against him it unbalances him.

The boy is a winner. I'd love to see him lose a game of monopoly, I bet he's a nightmare.

 

 

Let's hope he doesn't take a "chance" today.

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5 minutes ago, VillanousOne said:

he should be, but his leadership and distribution might change that.

he might be one of Dean's undroppables. Happy to be wrong though.

 

I’ll be a little disappointed with Smith if he returns but back his call I guess.

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4 minutes ago, cheltenham_villa said:

I fully expect and hope he is picked tonight, hes just a better player than Hause and brings a level of leadership that we need.

100%

Mings is a leader at the back, not sure why so much stick for Mings but hey hum. 

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1 hour ago, wilko154 said:

Is it true the players were asked to take a wage reduction of 25% for 4 months and told purslow to do one?

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41 minutes ago, Tommo_b said:

100%

Mings is a leader at the back, not sure why so much stick for Mings but hey hum. 

Probs same people who initially slated Traore... just not very good at reading the game lol

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