Jean-Matteo Bahoya - Loan from Frankfurt
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Re: Jean-Matteo Bahoya - Loan from Frankfurt
Bahoya gets the 23 shirt as worn by Lucas Perri, Joshua Guiliavogui, Luis Sinisterra, Kalvin Phillips most recently... Not been a lucky number has it?
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Re: Jean-Matteo Bahoya - Loan from Frankfurt
Never confuse intellect with imagination.
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Re: Jean-Matteo Bahoya - Loan from Frankfurt
Would agreeDDB220 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 03, 2026 9:14 am The key to making difficult incisive passes is knowing when to make them. They can often mean higher risk if not completed.
There is a distinct difference between being brave on the ball and recklessness.
For me the key component is decision making and intelligence to compliment technical ability.
Messi has all these attributes naturally.
All professional footballers can pass and have very good technical skills, football intelligence is what sets them apart.
And it's one thing you can't coach.
A player either has it or doesn't.
You can develop it
You cant make it happen if it's not natural.
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Re: Jean-Matteo Bahoya - Loan from Frankfurt
The Subhuman wrote: ↑Thu Sep 03, 2026 10:27 am Bahoya gets the 23 shirt as worn by Lucas Perri, Joshua Guiliavogui, Luis Sinisterra, Kalvin Phillips most recently... Not been a lucky number has it?
Never confuse intellect with imagination.
Never let good taste stand in the way of style
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Never let good taste stand in the way of style
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Re: Jean-Matteo Bahoya - Loan from Frankfurt
Kalvin did amazingly well in it so I would think he would think of it as a lucky number.The Subhuman wrote: ↑Thu Sep 03, 2026 10:27 am Bahoya gets the 23 shirt as worn by Lucas Perri, Joshua Guiliavogui, Luis Sinisterra, Kalvin Phillips most recently... Not been a lucky number has it?
Joshua did well in it, albeit not having to play much but that was the idea. Sure he remembers the shirt fondly.
Sinisterra did really well in it, and his major injury problems happened before he came to us and after he left - so again think he would remember it fondly.
So 3 out of 4 I guess would see it fondly, and certainly not unlucky.
From the club/fan point of view. We made £50m on KP, so that was good, we didn't need to rely on JG playing and he was a good influence in helping us get promoted, so that was good. We got our money back on Sinisterra and then karma got him so that is good.
So 3/4 in terms of the club/fans.
Not sure how you equate that to being unlucky???
Victor_Notts-17 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2026 7:03 pm Did you post them because there's something wrong with your brain
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Re: Jean-Matteo Bahoya - Loan from Frankfurt
Seems a nice lad and great to also see the bit with Zeterer and how well he is faking his happiness still.
Victor_Notts-17 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2026 7:03 pm Did you post them because there's something wrong with your brain
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Re: Jean-Matteo Bahoya - Loan from Frankfurt
Never confuse intellect with imagination.
Never let good taste stand in the way of style
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Never let good taste stand in the way of style
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Re: Jean-Matteo Bahoya - Loan from Frankfurt
Did OK in his very brief slightly ridiculous 2 minute cameo as a left back.
Won a free kick.
Bizarre really, DF said he has to find the right environment so he's not judged too harshly if he has a bad game.
20 minutes vs Newcastle in his natural position in a game we were dominating wasn't the right environment
2 minutes at left back in a game we were struggling in was.
Regardless slightly encouraging if odd cameo
Won a free kick.
Bizarre really, DF said he has to find the right environment so he's not judged too harshly if he has a bad game.
20 minutes vs Newcastle in his natural position in a game we were dominating wasn't the right environment
2 minutes at left back in a game we were struggling in was.
Regardless slightly encouraging if odd cameo
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Re: Jean-Matteo Bahoya - Loan from Frankfurt
90 minutes for Zetterer will we ever see him again.Cjay wrote: ↑Mon Sep 21, 2026 12:39 pm Did OK in his very brief slightly ridiculous 2 minute cameo as a left back.
Won a free kick.
Bizarre really, DF said he has to find the right environment so he's not judged too hardly if he has a bad game.
20 minutes vs Newcastle in his natural position in a game we were dominating wasn't the right environment
2 minutes at left back in a game we were struggling in was.
Regardless slightly encouraging if odd cameo
Never confuse intellect with imagination.
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Re: Jean-Matteo Bahoya - Loan from Frankfurt
Bahoya wasn't in the left-back position when he drew the foul.
Wingers have to defend thesedays.
Why do the likes of Spurs, Chelsea & Manure concede so many goals with their star-studded wingers, the reason is they are instructed not to defend or are incapable of defending full stop.
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Re: Jean-Matteo Bahoya - Loan from Frankfurt
Okafor does bugger all defensively1964white wrote: ↑Mon Sep 21, 2026 1:04 pm Bahoya wasn't in the left-back position he drew the foul.
Wingers have to defend thesedays.
Why do the likes of Spurs, Chelsea & Manure concede so many goals with their star-studded wingers, the reason is they are instructed not to defend or are incapable of defending full stop.
Left backs can get forward, he definitely was left back though, distinctly remember he made a tackle or two in the left back area edge of our box
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Good, he is helping out his teammates at the back to secure a draw, just as Calvert-Lewin often does at set-pieces.
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My feeling is that we will see him in that position as an impact sub, same as Dan James on the right (and Gnonto before he left). I think it matches when we are behind, or trying for a winner, it is a way of throwing on extra attackers as they can overlap but without completely exposing us.Cjay wrote: ↑Mon Sep 21, 2026 12:39 pm Did OK in his very brief slightly ridiculous 2 minute cameo as a left back.
Won a free kick.
Bizarre really, DF said he has to find the right environment so he's not judged too harshly if he has a bad game.
20 minutes vs Newcastle in his natural position in a game we were dominating wasn't the right environment
2 minutes at left back in a game we were struggling in was.
Regardless slightly encouraging if odd cameo
I would think Farke wanted to see Bahoya's character, see whether he would also defend. So yeah only a couple of minutes but maybe 2 minutes in which he has convinced Farke he can be trusted to not just do the attacking stuff.
Victor_Notts-17 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2026 7:03 pm Did you post them because there's something wrong with your brain
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Re: Jean-Matteo Bahoya - Loan from Frankfurt
Would have been the logical time... not reading anything into the 5 minutes he got v Palace..Cjay wrote: ↑Mon Sep 21, 2026 12:39 pm Did OK in his very brief slightly ridiculous 2 minute cameo as a left back.
Won a free kick.
Bizarre really, DF said he has to find the right environment so he's not judged too harshly if he has a bad game.
20 minutes vs Newcastle in his natural position in a game we were dominating wasn't the right environment
2 minutes at left back in a game we were struggling in was.
Regardless slightly encouraging if odd cameo
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Re: Jean-Matteo Bahoya - Loan from Frankfurt
We either had James and Bahoya at wing back at games end or we played only Tarik and Elvedi in defence which seems incredibly risky. As I said we got lucky whichever way. If James and Bahoya played wing as some say then we finished
Trafford - goal
Elvedi - defence
Tarik - defence
James right wing
Bahoya - left wing
Ampadu - centre mid
Justin - centre mid
Stach - centre mid
Aaronson AMF
Calvert Lewin - forward
Nmecha - forward
2-5-3
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Re: Jean-Matteo Bahoya - Loan from Frankfurt
Bryn Law asked him "Did you pick that number as a mark of respect to Kalvin?"
JMB "Watchu talkin bout Willis?"
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Re: Jean-Matteo Bahoya - Loan from Frankfurt
Rather see him given a chance in his natural roleweasel wrote: ↑Mon Sep 21, 2026 3:05 pm My feeling is that we will see him in that position as an impact sub, same as Dan James on the right (and Gnonto before he left). I think it matches when we are behind, or trying for a winner, it is a way of throwing on extra attackers as they can overlap but without completely exposing us.
I would think Farke wanted to see Bahoya's character, see whether he would also defend. So yeah only a couple of minutes but maybe 2 minutes in which he has convinced Farke he can be trusted to not just do the attacking stuff.
Doesn't give him the best chance to thrive playing out of position same as Gnonto.
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