Liam Twomey

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674 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 27 Aug

Liam Twomey’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I'd say if you were making the logical case, it would probably be points in the bag versus games in hand.
The points in the bag are innately more valuable.
But you look at trajectory, you look at momentum, you look at all these less tangible things.
You look at maybe the sense of fatalism that Arsenal might now feel even more strongly than ever.
Right.
I mean, I think the couple of minutes stretch between Ryan Cherky scoring...
One of the goals of the season, unbelievable individual run.
And then Kai Havertz tackling the ball into the net, which felt particularly opposite, I think, of this Arsenal team's identity.
That would be the way that they would get back in.
Why so?
Just because they're so founded on tenacity, doggedness, usually in their own half.
But the idea that that would manifest in pressing the ball into the net, essentially.
Yeah, the idea of just shifting the ball to the millimetre enough to get round each defender is very Messi-like.
And I think it's not the first time, Tom, you'll know that Schurke's had that kind of comparison.
He's got that level of dribbling.
And Hazard as well was one that immediately came to mind because he scored two goals against Liverpool that were very much like that.
it's like the slalom skier isn't it but with even more subtlety in a tight space and he's a phenomenal player to watch and I feel like Guardiola has maybe got a reputation in recent years for if not completely straightjacketing certain players and certainly trimming the wilder edges off their talent and maybe in time that kind of process would happen with with Cherokee we don't know how long Guardiola will be there but
It feels like at least in the short term, he's recognized that he's so special in a creative sense that you don't do that with him.
You accommodate him and you change the roles of other players around him because he can be that X factor and he has been for City.
To me, it speaks to the dirty secret of Premier League refereeing, which is that you don't get what you don't ask for.
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