HenryNacho
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- 23 Apr 2012
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Just because a player isn't pacy to begin with doesn't mean that losing pace isn't a concern. Usually that player had other facets to their game to compensate for their lack of pace. However, by becoming even slower than before, they have to compensate even more. Usually this means a player has to redefine the way they play. While Tevez was never pacy, he has gotten slower than before and consequently isn't as good as before. I've always felt that he would decline early as his body and way of playing wasn't going to hold up much beyond 30. Makes me unsure if we should give him another contract.