I had a feeling that they would review that hit by Andone. It was one of those real dirty plays. Kind of like Ezatolahis stump vs Korea, where he got hit first and then retaliated.
"History is a set of lies that people have agreed upon,"
Team vs Burnley
Albion (4-3-3): Ryan; Montoya, Duffy, Dunk, Bong; Gross, Stephens, Propper; March, Murray, Locadia. #bhafc
Albion subs: Button, Kayal, Bissouma, Knockaert, Jahanbakhsh, Bernardo, Burn. #bhafc
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PS: Empty seat as I could not make the match through illness. I will watch it on TV.
Anyone have a good link to watch the game? Can't find anything good...
get well soon!
A Singapore girl who supports Iran Football
Agreed
I don't think that is a realistic aim for senior players from a caoching perspective, but maybe it's something that can be done with younger players. You'd also have to be sure that the football club would be wedded to inverted wingers 5-10 years from now.
I brought up the winger thing because when JB is asked to play RW/RM for Iran / Brighton he is not playing as much in the spaces he thrived in while he was in Holland; he is forced to operate from deeper which give him more of the classic wide man duties; playing / chasing low % direct passes. He tries to play some neat combinations in those areas and then gets forward, but he doesn't carry the ball forward from there too well. He doesn't deliver many great winding crosses bending from deep (I recall his assist for Azmoun vs Algeria and one two similar crosses at AZ, but most of his succesful crosses at AZ were cutbacks or along the ground with pace). I take your point about space in the Eredevisie, but he also played in a team that was contending for European places; they were looking to dictate the game rather than react to it, and so he was inhabiting the final third much more, and not by himself either. When he is asked to play in a more reactionary system, he'll work hard, but he won't put up as many numbers. That's why his numbers for Iran aren't good despite playing Asian opposition.
Goals and assists aren't all he offers, of course, but if he was brought to Brighton to deliver those numbers then - unless there is a change in Brighton's system or a JB experiences a metamorphosis as a footballer - the hand doesn't match the glove, I'm afraid. On the other hand Brighton were interested in Jahanbakhsh back when he was at NEC and they were in the Championship, so Brighton have been looking at him for a long time. I can't imagine there aren't some specific plans for him that just haven't come to fruition this season because of his injuries in November / December and the Asian Cup in January. Chris Hughton said as much in one of his press conferences I think "You won't see the best of him until maybe the end of this season or until next season".
That's the one hope I have really, Brighton seems to have patient and competent forward-thinkers in charge.
In other words, 11 changes from the FA Cup starting XI vs WBA, but, not of course, the finishing XI.
Izquierdo is not yet fit enough after injury, and Andone is banned for 3 games.
Cardiff win has drawn both clubs back into the relegation scrap.
Barnes and Wood (strikers) used to play for Brighton as well as reserve left back Stephen Ward.
KO......
Brighton unlucky not to score in the first 5 minutes
March is looking decent!
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