To be fair on Potter, if it was when Potter arrived, of course he would want to see every player. If it was a year after he came, then yes a prat.
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[Albion] Alireza Jahanbakhsh joins Feyenoord
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B-right-on
Living the dream
Good luck to the bloke. Wasn't up to PL
standards IMO, but always seemed to give it his best effort which, unfortunately, wasn't enough.
That overhead bicycle kick was some goal to be remembered for.
Shooting Star
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Very interesting, thank you for sharing.
B-right-on
Living the dream
Can't help but think of Swanny when Potter comes up in any slightly negative comments.
What ever happened to Swanny? Did he follow Potter and get the sack? Or his man-love hero being found out at Chelsea was too much for him?
Player not being picked unhappy with the manager - shock news.
I think there are enough positive reports about Potterās man management to more than balance this out - Jahanbakhsh was just never good enough for us under both managers he played for here.
I think there are enough positive reports about Potterās man management to more than balance this out - Jahanbakhsh was just never good enough for us under both managers he played for here.
Horses Arse
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What he said before, nothing new. Passing off his unsuitability/unwillingness to adapt to the PL. If he'd stepped up he wouldn't be moaning about the coach, should realise its him and not everyone else.
Just a thought, . . . . On his day he was good enough, unfortunately he only had 2 or 3 . . . .plenty of people on here said the same about Solly, for years.
I wonder what RDZ could have got from him . . .
Machiavelli
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Yes, but can't I just hate anyone that has jilted me at the altar ... sorry, I meant left the club
Mental Lental
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He got banned for antisemitism.
JJ McClure
Go Jags
Well I believe that RDZ can get blood from a stone and turn water in to wine, so I see no reason that he couldn't have turned Alireza in to a premier league footballer.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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nah, some players just not suited. in AJ case good player but didnt see him keep up pace, the press or the defensive sides.
He has been transferred to The Shed End on a permanent. Posts as Swedish Entity. Will be banned soon I imagine.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
I believe in Joe Hendry
- Oct 4, 2003
- 12,063
If both teams progress then Ali J and Feyenoord will face USG in the semi finals. The draw was made at the same time as the QF draw.
Always felt there was potentially a player in Alireza and he showed glimpses but he never started more than 2 PL games in a row for us so must have been very hard for him to get up to speed when you are in an out of the team like that. He seems like a decent bloke though so glad heās doing well elsewhere.
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Exactly that
Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
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An exciting player in league 1 maybe. But his ball control would have let him down playing for some of the better teams in that league.
Probably the worst of our EPL signings?
I'm all over this thread agreeing that Jahanbakhsh wasn't good enough / suitable enough for the Premier League. 100%. I'm just surprised at how a guy with basically a Masters in dealing with people handled players who were difficult. Let's face it, it's not just AJ. You've got Connolly picked, dropped, loaned, picked, dropped loaned. You've got March constantly played out of position who, it turns out, is an incredibly good footballer when played in position. You've got Ferguson never played (perhaps a supposed lesson learned from Connolly?). Difficult problems but ones he was supposedly educated to deal with.
FatSuperman
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- Feb 25, 2016
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Me too. But then again, I've got a volt green shirt with Skalak on the back of it, so perhaps I'm not the best judge.