The former is the most obvious when watching Napoli play. Osimhen will typically sit along the shoulder of the last defender and look to exploit space behind with his devastating pace. This can be seen as Napoli build up and look to expand the field vertically, or by baiting a press/high defensive line while playing out of the back.
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There are two reasons these pressure metrics are a bit misleading, and context is needed. First, his role is limited to pressing in the attacking third. Since he is not tasked with pressuring the ball in the middle and defensive thirds of the pitch, it makes his overall press metrics look a bit deflated.
"The devil must have quarried it," I agreed. And then, of course, Cioppo had been no great hand with a chisel. I ran my hand over the stone. Where Cioppo had let it alone, it had a creamy smoothness. The color was fascinating, tinted peach from impurities in the marble, making it look like living flesh. But how would Benedetti handle all the flaws?
Squatting, I lifted an edge of the canvas and stuck my head underneath. Too dark. I climbed a ladder and yanked at the canvas cocoon until it fell in drifts and exposed the top of the statue. I was standing at the shoulder of an enormous man pushing his way out of the stone, back taut, muscles set, shoulders squared, the massive head crowned by thick curls. The face was unpolished, features scored into the surface of the marble. An elbow jutted from the side, flowing into a hand with fingers splayed again the hip. It was like a god from a forbidden religion, something ancient struggling to be born. It had a feral power. I tried to cover it back up, dragging canvas across the diabolically slippery marble, but in the end, I failed and had to leave the shroud slumped around the torso. I ran down to the lobby of the Public Works building and out into the cold, hoping no one had seen me, hurrying until I reached the wine cellar, where I stopped for a bracer.
In "Pilot", Melinda is first introduced as a young girl at a funeral for someone she doesn't know. Melinda is unaware of what is going on, as she can see the spirit of the deceased, and therefore does not understand why the people are in mourning. However, Mary Ann tells Melinda what is going on and teaches her how to cross him over by giving a message from the ghost, an elderly man, to his widowed wife. The scene changes to a grown-up version of Melinda at her wedding, throwing a bouquet of flowers for one of her bridesmaids to catch, in which Andrea catches it. Later, Melinda sees the spirit of Daniel Clancy, her husband's dead brother. Melinda and Jim, as newlyweds, move into a new house that Jim is fixing himself. However, Melinda gets visits from the ghost of a sergeant, who tells her that he is looking for his wife who is pregnant. However, it is later revealed that his wife is long dead and that it is his son's wife whose pregnant. This eventually causes Melinda to tell his son of her "gift", who reacts negatively when she does so. However, by the end of the episode, Melinda crosses the ghost over when his son believes Melinda. It is implied that Melinda consults Andrea a lot about her ghost problems, as Andrea is her best friend, and Andrea already knows about her ability to see the deceased.
In "Mended Hearts", Melinda is at Andrea's apartment with Jim as they celebrate her moving in until water leaks from the ceiling, and Melinda hears noises from someone upstairs. They later find out Andrea's upstairs neighbor, Gwen, is trying to kill herself, and she suceeds, and Melinda sees her spirit reunite with a man named Conor, which Melinda later finds out is her fiance. However, Jim revives her, and Melinda finds out that Gwen saw Melinda talking to her dead fiance for the little time she was dead, so Melinda tells Gwen of her gift. Melinda has difficulty with Conor, her fiance, as he doesn't want to leave Gwen, and Gwen doesn't want him to leave her. Melinda then looks for the person who received Conor's heart after he died, as Conor claims that would allow him to be at peace. Melinda then sets up a date between Gwen and Clifford, the receiver of Conor's heart hoping that would aid Gwen in getting over Conor and Conor in crossing over. However, when Gwen sees Clifford doing something only Conor ever did, she leaves. Melinda tells Clifford to not give up, and attends a study group to where Clifford talks to the group and Conor attends. Conor tells Melinda they should ask what Gwen wants, for him to go or stay. When Gwen is confronted about it, Conor realizes that he needs to let go and let her move forward, and he crosses over with Melinda's help. At the end of the episode, Melinda notices a man watching her and she realizes it's a ghost. Then, he laughs ominously and disappears, leaving her creeped.
In "Lost Boys", Melinda runs into some young ghost boys and a ghost dog, and faces the challenge of trying to cross them over when their leader, a spirit named Rat, doesn't want them to go anywhere. But Melinda later realizes that the building the ghosts are attached to is scheduled for demolition, and if she is not able to cross them over before the building is destroyed, they will remain earthbound forever. Melinda also has to deal with Jim's naive friend who she dislikes because of his rudeness towards her. Melinda grows attached to two of the ghost boys, Marty and Vic, who get attached to her, in return. She reads them Peter Pan, a story they love, and their attachment to her grows to love. They ask her why they can't stay with her and be their mother, to which Melinda says she would be proud to have the two as sons, but they don't belong in the world anymore and need to cross over into the Light. At the end of the episode, she crosses Rat, Vic, and Marty over, the first time she crosses multiple ghosts over at the same time, and returns home to her husband. Homer the ghost dog, however, remains earthbound, and seems to look to Melinda as his new owner.
In "On the Wings of a Dove", Melinda is stunned to bump into her old best friend from High School, Alexis, with who Melinda seems very awkward and gives her the cold shoulder. Andrea assumes correctly that she has issues with Alexis, but Melinda just tells her they drifted apart. Melinda gets worried when her husband, Jim, begins to act weird, but realizes that it's down to the fact that a ghost is attached to him, the tattooed man from the previous episode. Melinda and Jim try to help him, despite him accidentally killing a man, so they go to see the parents of the man he killed, only to be shut away because they could never forgive Julian, the ghost, for what he did. Alexis also tells Andrea of the fancy dress party that humiliated Melinda. In Freshman Year, Melinda was led to believe that she was going to a fancy-dress party, as told to her, and is told to go as her favorite fantasy, which is a fairy. So when she goes to the party, everyone else is dressed as ghosts, taunting Melinda because Alexis has told everyone about her gift. Andrea sticks up for Melinda and gives Alexis the cold shoulder. Back with Melinda, she goes to see Julian's wife and child with Jim, eventually crossing Julian over and giving Rachel and Joseph closure. In the end, Melinda agrees to lunch with Alexis and tells her she has learned forgiveness, only to find out that Alexis's true intention was to use Melinda to contact her deceased aunt to find an emerald necklace that she owned. Melinda walks away after telling Alexis how she felt, and notices a big flock of doves.
Down the avenue came boastfully sauntering a lad of sixteenyears, although the chronic sneer of an ideal manhood alreadysat upon his lips. His hat was tipped with an air of challengeover his eye. Between his teeth, a cigar stump was tilted at theangle of defiance. He walked with a certain swing of the shoulderswhich appalled the timid. He glanced over into the vacant lotin which the little raving boys from Devil's Row seethed aboutthe shrieking and tearful child from Rum Alley.
He strode over to the cursing circle, swinging his shouldersin a manner which denoted that he held victory in his fists. Heapproached at the back of one of the most deeply engaged of theDevil's Row children.
The urchin stole forward. He began to shiver in dread of awakeninghis parents. His mother's great chest was heaving painfully. Jimmiepaused and looked down at her. Her face was inflamed and swollenfrom drinking. Her yellow brows shaded eye- lids that had brownblue. Her tangled hair tossed in waves over her forehead. Hermouth was set in the same lines of vindictive hatred that it had,perhaps, borne during the fight. Her bare, red arms were thrownout above her head in positions of exhaustion, something, mayhap,like those of a sated villain.
He sat on a table in the Johnson home and dangled his checkedlegs with an enticing nonchalance. His hair was curled down overhis forehead in an oiled bang. His rather pugged nose seemed torevolt from contact with a bristling moustache of short, wire-likehairs. His blue double-breasted coat, edged with black braid,buttoned close to a red puff tie, and his patent-leather shoeslooked like murder-fitted weapons.
He walked to and fro in the small room, which seemed then togrow even smaller and unfit to hold his dignity, the attributeof a supreme warrior. That swing of the shoulders that had frozenthe timid when he was but a lad had increased with his growthand education at the ratio of ten to one. It, combined with thesneer upon his mouth, told mankind that there was nothing in spacewhich could appall him. Maggie marvelled at him and surroundedhim with greatness. She vaguely tried to calculate the altitudeof the pinnacle from which he must have looked down upon her.
She anticipated that he would come again shortly. She spentsome of her week's pay in the purchase of flowered cretonne fora lambrequin. She made it with infinite care and hung it to theslightly-careening mantel, over the stove, in the kitchen. Shestudied it with painful anxiety from different points in the room.She wanted it to look well on Sunday night when, perhaps, Jimmie'sfriend would come. On Sunday night, however, Pete did not appear. 2ff7e9595c
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