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Kevin De Bruyne’s comments about tiredness sum up how we all feel on Monday

Kevin De Bruyne, when asked whether tiredness was catching up with him, said: "You feel great for 10 games, then you feel OK for 10 games and then the rest you feel like shit."

Thursday you’re starting to feel good again, Friday you’re flying, Saturday you’re top of the world, Sunday not so much and when Monday comes around it’s, well… Monday.

You wouldn’t expect that to apply to footballers but it does, judging by Kevin De Bruyne’s comments following Man City’s 1-1 draw with Burnley.

The Belgian was asked how tiredness was affecting him with 12 games left in the Premier League season.


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The tiredness in his eyes

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The tiredness in his eyes

As if describing how we all feel about Monday morning, De Bruyne said: “You feel great for 10 games, then you feel OK for 10 games and then the rest you feel like shit.”

We can hear the tiredness in his voice as he said that.

It’s no surprise that the 26-year-old is beginning to feel the burn.

Just keep your headphones on and your head down

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Just keep your headphones on and your head down

KDB has completed 2,975 minutes this season, which is the most in the City squad.

With Pep Guardiola only fielding six substitutes instead of seven it doesn’t look like De Bruyne will be getting a break any time soon.

Gutted.

When you’re allowed an extra two hours to sleep in

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When you’re allowed an extra two hours to sleep in

However Guardiola is giving his players three days to rest before they take on Leicester next Saturday.

So De Bruyne can settle in and catch up on his favourite TV show without anything to worry about.

Enjoy.


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