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Athletic83
Acceleration
88
Pace
87
Agility
85
Strength
72
Balance
78
Jumping
84
Stamina
86
Fitness
87
Technical78
Dribbling
78
Short Passing
78
Long Passing
82
Finishing
57
Shot Accuracy
60
Shot Power
80
Shooting Technique
74
Heading
77
Tackling
81
Crossing
79
Free Kick
67
Penalties
67
First Touch
79
Mental86
Composure
82
Aggression
87
Consistency
90
Creativity
66
Leadership
88
Work Rate
88
Tactical79
Vision
75
Off the Ball
73
Defensive Positioning
80
Teamwork
85
Anticipation
82
Marking
81
Player Traits
Attacking 69
Crossing
79
Finishing
57
Heading Accuracy
77
Shot Accuracy
60
Off the Ball
73
Technique 76
Dribbling
78
Free Kick
67
Short Passing
78
Long Passing
82
First Touch
79
Shot Technique
74
Movement 85
Acceleration
88
Pace
87
Agility
85
Balance
78
Physicality 82
Shot Power
80
Jumping
84
Stamina
86
Strength
72
Fitness
87
Defending 81
Marking
81
Tackling
81
Def. Positioning
80
Mentality & Game Reading 81
Aggression
87
Composure
82
Penalties
67
Vision
75
Leadership
88
Work Rate
88
Teamwork
85
Anticipation
82
Consistency
90
Creativity
66
Ireland - Left BackDunne, Tony
Tony Dunne was the quiet kind of excellence, the full-back you only noticed when someone tried to beat him and quickly discovered the plan had legal problems. Small, quick and wonderfully disciplined, he gave Manchester United more than a decade of stability on the left, playing 535 matches for the club and becoming a key part of Matt Busby’s great side. His defending was built on timing, recovery speed and clean positional sense rather than brute force, while his use of the ball was tidy enough to fit around Charlton, Best and Law without looking like a guest at the wrong dinner table. In the 1967-68 European Cup run, he played every round and the final against Benfica, adding continental weight to a career already rich in league titles and consistency. For Ireland, he was also used across the back line, proof of his intelligence and trustworthiness. Not glamorous, not loud, but fast, sharp and brutally dependable. A proper elite left-back, hidden in plain sight.
