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He also gets back very rapidly when he needs to - he put the afterburners on yesterday a couple of times to get back into position and get his block in.
Many years ago I spent a fantastic week in Chicago.
The week kicked off in a bar called Man vs Margerita (I was befriended by some locals and they took me there).
I think that's long gone now but it looks like the Crow Bar is still there - had a bit of a mad club night in there.
Also saw a lot of great music including Jimmy Smith - he was awsome. I also did a couple of blues bars. There was one with two stages in two different rooms. Great fun because you end up meeting loads of randoms every time you move room.
I was standing in the Lower Loft and was really surprised to see that Stoke had had 67% posession in the first 30 minutes or so. It really didn't feel like that. I guess it was all sideways passes in their own third. Rangers looked by far the more dangerous side.
Earlier in the 2nd half and it was much the same. This time I checked the shot stats and Rangers were way ahead and, despite all their passing, Stoke hadn't registerd one shot on target at that point.