separate but equal

It appeals to two separate but powerful aspects of being a man - that men are raised with the (unrealistic) expectation that they can do anything AND that men are rarely complimented (beyond a stoic "Good job").

Finding the right pass Foden has claimed seven assists, one more than Palmer's six so far, but in a creative capacity there is little to separate them.

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The Liverpool defender is a throwback to the days when greats like Chris Lawler and Alec Lindsey enjoyed scoring goals and hitting the ball with equal sweetness.

At the height of the two of Premier League behemoths going toe-to-toe, Arsenal's saviour Thierry Henry produced a moment of magic - something that was often needed to separate the two.