Alireza Jahanbakhsh @ Brighton & Hove Albion | 2019-2020

[Mr Pouya]

IIRC they refused to sell or loan him? If that's the case he should start acting up and making a fuss now. Even though he's shit and is playing for a shit team he shouldn't take this bs.

Nice guys finish last.

[diz]

Potter, listen to your GK, and bring in ARJ. Your current formula is clearly not working.

[Hadi]

JB cant even get in the starting 11 of one of the worst teams in EPL lol....and people were comparing him with Son

[Babak agha]

JB cant even get in the starting 11 of one of the worst teams in EPL lol....and people were comparing him with Son

Well those people were delusional, as Son didn't all of the sudden start performing at the Spurs. He was performing in the BL at a very young age.

As for JB and Potter; not saying that JB is not good enough for this team (although he hasn't showed that he is for whatever reason), but if Potter has 0 trust in JB, how can you expect Potter to give JB minutes, when he's afraid of being sacked by now... He now will only stick to the players and formation that he trusts and take 0 risks.

Something spectacular has to happen for JB to start making the line-up.

[Salar]

Well those people were delusional, as Son didn't all of the sudden start performing at the Spurs. He was performing in the BL at a very young age.
As for JB and Potter; not saying that JB is not good enough for this team (although he hasn't showed that he is for whatever reason), but if Potter has 0 trust in JB, how can you expect Potter to give JB minutes, when he's afraid of being sacked by now... He now will only stick to the players and formation that he trusts and take 0 risks.
Something spectacular has to happen for JB to start making the line-up.

I don't agree. Potter has said twice that JB is part of his plans and will get his chance and also every coach tends to change a losing team. If he does not get minutes in the next couple of matches and they lose, then it's fair to say that in the eyes of the coach he's useless.

[Essi]

IMO he needs to get out of there asap.

[kian_khosh]

Ali will definitely get a chance against tottenham

[Prowess]

Brighton is one of the worst clubs in EPL. The team does not have good offensive flow. I feel for ARJ.

He will definitely shine in a more offensive club. If and when he gets more minutes now, unfortunately, he probably will continue to play tentative to not make mistakes.

[diz]

Ali will definitely get a chance against tottenham

Not if Potter has anything to do with it...

[Roozbeh-G2006]

IMHO. ARJ is in the wrong club. He is (was) a great finisher and goal scorer when he was signed up. But Brighton players did not accept him as what he was. So he has gone to waste. But what he has learned in IPL will certainly help him in the next RIGHT club where his talent and abilities are more appreciated.

[The]

Not if Potter has anything to do with it...

Chossard will just be coming back from injury. Mooy didn't do the job last week, Alzate was weak, and March is injured. If Alireza does well in training, there is a small chance he might make the bench for the game.

[ParthianDE]

129 pages with hardly any action. Is this a new (negative) record on PFDC?

[Bladsville]

Hwang Hee-Chan from Korea and Takumi Minamino from Japan are both Red Bull Salzberg players who scored today against Liverpool.

Very interesting contrast to see Asian players that are almost unheard of getting goals against Champions league champions.

[Malkay]

Yeah but they earn a fraction of ARJ's salary. As much as our members hate it, any over our legionnaires will gravitate to England because mid to lower table Premier League teams pay their players more than their equivalents in every other top European league and substantially more than top of the table teams in lesser European leagues (Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, etc). Money talks...

[Ghermez Agha]

Hwang Hee-Chan from Korea and Takumi Minamino from Japan are both Red Bull Salzberg players who scored today against Liverpool.

Very interesting contrast to see Asian players that are almost unheard of getting goals against Champions league champions.

It’s not a surprise when you look at the amount of young talented players that move from Korea and Japan to teams like Red Bull Salzburg. As long as we have guys like Torabi, Beiranvand, etc. who prefer fame and comfort in Iran, we will sit back and watch this trend continue.