[Football] Yasin Ayari

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GT49er

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Feb 1, 2009
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Yeh, what he does well there, really well, is wait until the keeper's head is down to play the pass, then move away from the full back to centre back to make the intercept. Then a quality finish.

Don't care what midfielders we might be bringing in for the summer, Yasin surely plays
This. In spite of all the players we bought last season, Baleba and Ayari is our best CM pairing. Hinshelwood will have to rely on his versatility to play other positions. Yalvouye might well one to watch, but I'd guess a season on loan in the EFL is likely to be his next step.
 


JBizzle

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Apr 18, 2010
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This. In spite of all the players we bought last season, Baleba and Ayari is our best CM pairing. Hinshelwood will have to rely on his versatility to play other positions. Yalvouye might well one to watch, but I'd guess a season on loan in the EFL is likely to be his next step.
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pigmanovich

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"Hey Malick, welcome back. Great season last year. Winning the Austrian League, playing in the Champions League, winning the league's best newcomer, getting into the team of the season. Amazing stuff. We've got a brilliant next move for your next step: You're off to Middlesbrough!"
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Nobby Cybergoat

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This. In spite of all the players we bought last season, Baleba and Ayari is our best CM pairing. Hinshelwood will have to rely on his versatility to play other positions. Yalvouye might well one to watch, but I'd guess a season on loan in the EFL is likely to be his next step.
The way I see the midfield pecking order

Baleba - plays every game
Ayari - normal first choice to play alongside Baleba
Hinsh - next in line for Ayari's place. Lots of time from the bench and frequently rotated in
Weiffer - Would replace Baleba if injured, but apart from that, looking to forge a career with us at right back
Gomez - Frequent sub, not getting many starts
O'Riley - Well down the order, reliant on injuries, will likely be sold
Milner - Possible we give him a new playing contract. If so, hovering around the squad, may get the occasional 10 minutes at the end

Yalcouye - No idea where he fits in. Keeping him where he is may not be the worst option?
Moroccan lad - If he signs. No idea where he fits in.

Five players for 2 places should be enough
 




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@Nobby Cybergoat I agree that Baleba starts. Looks like Yalcouye will battle Weiffer to back Baleba as DM. I believe Ayari and Gomez will battle for starting CM- each brings the selflessness and intensity that FH demands. That leaves O’Riley as the odd man out. He does not look capable of beating Gruda or Georginio at AM. Hinshelwood is so versatile- RB, WB, CM, ST (!) - FH will find time. We have a squad built for Europe… enough quality loans to create a competitive Championship team.
 


JBizzle

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The way I see the midfield pecking order

Baleba - plays every game
Ayari - normal first choice to play alongside Baleba
Hinsh - next in line for Ayari's place. Lots of time from the bench and frequently rotated in
Weiffer - Would replace Baleba if injured, but apart from that, looking to forge a career with us at right back
Gomez - Frequent sub, not getting many starts
O'Riley - Well down the order, reliant on injuries, will likely be sold
Milner - Possible we give him a new playing contract. If so, hovering around the squad, may get the occasional 10 minutes at the end

Yalcouye - No idea where he fits in. Keeping him where he is may not be the worst option?
Moroccan lad - If he signs. No idea where he fits in.

Five players for 2 places should be enough
Considering we started Hinshelwood is on his own in midfield, just after coming back from a serious injury, v Forest, it's fair to say "the more, the merrier"
 


Nobby Cybergoat

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Considering we started Hinshelwood is on his own in midfield, just after coming back from a serious injury, v Forest, it's fair to say "the more, the merrier"
Your point is fair and if the club think it likely that we will continue to be a club who have 8 to 10 injured at any one time, instead of a more typical 3 to 4, then yes we need probably 6 for the 2 spots
 




OvingdeanSeagull

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Jul 8, 2012
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The way I see the midfield pecking order

Baleba - plays every game
Ayari - normal first choice to play alongside Baleba
Hinsh - next in line for Ayari's place. Lots of time from the bench and frequently rotated in
Weiffer - Would replace Baleba if injured, but apart from that, looking to forge a career with us at right back
Gomez - Frequent sub, not getting many starts
O'Riley - Well down the order, reliant on injuries, will likely be sold
Milner - Possible we give him a new playing contract. If so, hovering around the squad, may get the occasional 10 minutes at the end

Yalcouye - No idea where he fits in. Keeping him where he is may not be the worst option?
Moroccan lad - If he signs. No idea where he fits in.

Five players for 2 places should be enough
As much as I like Ayari, I'd have all of Hinsh, Wieffer and Gomez ahead of him.
 


GT49er

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Feb 1, 2009
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Gloucester
"Hey Malick, welcome back. Great season last year. Winning the Austrian League, playing in the Champions League, winning the league's best newcomer, getting into the team of the season. Amazing stuff. We've got a brilliant next move for your next step: You're off to Middlesbrough!"
Yep, sounds about right. Like most young players, he'll need to acclimatise to playing in England. Middlesborough might be a bit grim oop north, but there's lots of lovely country and beaches nearby.
 


GT49er

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Feb 1, 2009
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Gloucester
The way I see the midfield pecking order

Baleba - plays every game
Ayari - normal first choice to play alongside Baleba
Hinsh - next in line for Ayari's place. Lots of time from the bench and frequently rotated in
Weiffer - Would replace Baleba if injured, but apart from that, looking to forge a career with us at right back
Gomez - Frequent sub, not getting many starts
O'Riley - Well down the order, reliant on injuries, will likely be sold
Milner - Possible we give him a new playing contract. If so, hovering around the squad, may get the occasional 10 minutes at the end

Yalcouye - No idea where he fits in. Keeping him where he is may not be the worst option?
Moroccan lad - If he signs. No idea where he fits in.

Five players for 2 places should be enough
Yep, looks about right. I'd probably put Hinsh in rather than Wieffer if Baleba gets injured, but I'm pretty much in agreement with your pecking order and analysis. I'd prefer to bring Yalcouye to England though, if he is to go out on loan again.
 




scoobiewhite

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Jan 29, 2012
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Albourne / Brighton
The way I see the midfield pecking order

Baleba - plays every game
Ayari - normal first choice to play alongside Baleba
Hinsh - next in line for Ayari's place. Lots of time from the bench and frequently rotated in
Weiffer - Would replace Baleba if injured, but apart from that, looking to forge a career with us at right back
Gomez - Frequent sub, not getting many starts
O'Riley - Well down the order, reliant on injuries, will likely be sold
Milner - Possible we give him a new playing contract. If so, hovering around the squad, may get the occasional 10 minutes at the end

Yalcouye - No idea where he fits in. Keeping him where he is may not be the worst option?
Moroccan lad - If he signs. No idea where he fits in.

Five players for 2 places should be enough

I think Gomez is gonna break out next season. If Baleba is still here, that will be harder, but he looks a real prospect to me.

Scoring in his last game like that will set him up nicely for the start of next season (if he can get in the team!)
 


Milano

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Aug 15, 2012
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Sussex but not by the sea
@Nobby Cybergoat I agree that Baleba starts. Looks like Yalcouye will battle Weiffer to back Baleba as DM. I believe Ayari and Gomez will battle for starting CM- each brings the selflessness and intensity that FH demands. That leaves O’Riley as the odd man out. He does not look capable of beating Gruda or Georginio at AM. Hinshelwood is so versatile- RB, WB, CM, ST (!) - FH will find time. We have a squad built for Europe… enough quality loans to create a competitive Championship team.
Agreed, am I alone in wishing that we’d in fact had this squad 2 summers ago?
 


Napper

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Jul 9, 2003
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Sussex
The way I see the midfield pecking order

Baleba - plays every game
Ayari - normal first choice to play alongside Baleba
Hinsh - next in line for Ayari's place. Lots of time from the bench and frequently rotated in
Weiffer - Would replace Baleba if injured, but apart from that, looking to forge a career with us at right back
Gomez - Frequent sub, not getting many starts
O'Riley - Well down the order, reliant on injuries, will likely be sold
Milner - Possible we give him a new playing contract. If so, hovering around the squad, may get the occasional 10 minutes at the end

Yalcouye - No idea where he fits in. Keeping him where he is may not be the worst option?
Moroccan lad - If he signs. No idea where he fits in.

Five players for 2 places should be enough
I think we are going to see a new partner for Baleba. The options youve said are the same as this year and contributed to our defence being under too much pressure at times. It needs to be improved in there and it looks like Bloom sees it that way too
 




Nobby Cybergoat

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I think we are going to see a new partner for Baleba. The options youve said are the same as this year and contributed to our defence being under too much pressure at times. It needs to be improved in there and it looks like Bloom sees it that way too
I mean, the only other midfielder I can see us being linked to is the Moroccan lad and from his highlight reels, he's not being bought in the relieve the pressure on the defence.
 










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Aug 4, 2009
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Burgess Hill
I do not believe it is unusual for our midfielders to play an our or so which leaves around 30 mins for another. Thus we need at least 4 fit good premier league players for each game if we are to challenge for Europe. Thus we need a pool of them to take account of injuries, Africa Cup etc
 




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