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since especially the turn of the year, I think he's just really kind of dug his heels in and just showed that, you know, he, he, he would run through a brick wall for you.

In the Champions League final, I know bad memories, but, um, if there's one player that is gonna absolutely run through a wall for you even when they've got one leg left, it's gonna be Pierre Nketiah.

Um, and I just think I've been so impressed with him defensively, effort-wise, what he's done in that left back spot, um, I think has been a real asset.

Like you say, he is slightly more, you know, limited going forward, um, but maybe that's something, you know, if Arsenal hopefully do to take up that option that Arteta can, can kind of develop with him.

But yeah, you can really tell the difference when Calafiori's not playing.

I think he'll be as good if not better.

Wow

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in a rural community where he's feels needed.

But, you know, this is, this is a motivating thing for patients.

And understanding that and how to balance our therapies as we go, and recognize that we're never out of the woods.

We've had long, you know, six, seven, you know, year periods of disease remission only to relapse.

So, you know, it's humbling on one sense and it's, it's incredibly encouraging on another.

Yeah.