Giving him the benefit of doubt.
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[Albion] Yasin Ayari
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brighton_tom
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- Jul 23, 2008
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From last week, but he seems to be enjoying himself. Nice to hear such positivity.
Brighton news: Ayari on being given a chance under Hurzeler
Brighton news: Ayari on being given a chance under Hurzeler
www.bbc.co.uk
There's an interview on the club website/ app, done after the Arsenal game, (where he does talk about THAT miss):
This is his take on it....
I should score,” Yasin said after the game. “If I see him [Raya], that he's on the left side, I'll just put it on the right. But in those moments everything goes so quickly and I thought he was running to the first post, so I thought I would put it on the second"
Withdean South Stand
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- Mar 2, 2014
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He's got to score there, no question about it. But overlooking that, he was excellent in the game and looks a real prospect for us. I am pleased we didn't loan him out, he looks ready to play a part and will probably benefit from training with the squad and being at our club. Not all players will thrive out on loan, having him here for the first half of the season could really bring him on and then if everyone is fit in January we might look to get him 6 months experience in the Championship but I'm sure we'd have a better pick of clubs to loan him to.
Plus of course WBG failed to score in 81 Premier league appearances (46 of which were for us).
Everyone that have tried to take a penalty and decided to put it to the right ... and then see the keeper's going the same way ... and you try to put it to the left instead know that it's easy to f**k it up sometimes. I think he will score soon, Ayari!
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it looks a glaring miss doesn’t it ?
Wasn’t quite as easy as that photo suggests though,
Hes done himself a few favours!
Hotchilidog
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- Jan 24, 2009
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If you look at it in real time it was not as easy as the photo suggests. It was a very good chance and given his post-match comments it looks like he will learn from this missed opportunity.
I'm surprised at Ayari's comments on the chance. My view at the time was that he hadn't looked up at all, and had just concentrated on making decent contact and getting it on target (which would have been a completely valid option).
More generally - very impressed with the lad. He was always a potentially decent player - good technically, and a nice calmness about him in possession. Now, as mentioned above, he has significantly matured physically - he's fitter, taller, stronger - and does look ready to contribute.
Personally, I believe he has a very high ceiling.
More generally - very impressed with the lad. He was always a potentially decent player - good technically, and a nice calmness about him in possession. Now, as mentioned above, he has significantly matured physically - he's fitter, taller, stronger - and does look ready to contribute.
Personally, I believe he has a very high ceiling.
BrickTamland
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Must be a Victorian house then?
- Aug 24, 2020
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Now that you mention it he does look taller. You might expect him to be fitter and stronger, but by 20, you've done most of your growing shirley?
maltaseagull
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Maybe these?
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Not Andy Naylor
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I see that Hurzeler has described Ayari and Baleba as 'two young, high-potential players".
Baldseagull
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Some highlights from his loans last season.
He had a total of less than 900 minutes of Championship football over 23 appearances.
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Wikipedia still has him at 1.72m. Something's not right.
Not sure it's in-built Cuban heels though.
London Irish
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Actually that's what you are trying to do by turning a decent discussion on where Ayari is now into a poster personality spatAnother thread derailed / dominated by Swansman
On his way to Azerbaijan for a Sweden U21 game right now.