Brian Owen
Sports Reporter at The Argus
Sports desk at The Argus and https://t.co/bPvzn57nq6, covering predominantly Brighton and Hove Albion. #bhafc
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theargus.co.uk | Brian Owen
The 19-year-old was on the bench in matches towards the end of the season and trained regularly with the first team. Tasker, a strong-running right-back, also caught the eye with the under-21s and has been with the club since a young age. The length of the contract has not been specified. Albion boss Fabian Hurzeler said recently: “Charlie's a homegrown player. He's been here since he was eight years old, he went through the academy. “He has all the values from this club inside of his body.
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theargus.co.uk | Brian Owen
Jack Hinshelwood flew the Sussex flag in the Premier League (Image: Simon Dack) Albion have been ‘awarded’ sixth place in an unofficial Prem homegrown players table. But have they been short-changed by the stats? Numbers published by the Press Association news agency have the Seagulls in sixth place for minutes played by players who came through the ranks. Liverpool top the table, led by the now departing Trent Alexander-Arnold.
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theargus.co.uk | Brian Owen
Jack Stern celebrates after a win at Nottingham Forest (Image: Richard Parkes) Albion have been told they a collection of exciting young goalkeepers to rival anything in Europe. The bold statement comes from Jack Stern as part of his farewell message to fans and the club. Stern and fellow goalkeeper coach Marco Knoop have left the Seagulls as Fabian Hurzeler makes changes to his off-field set-up. Stern, who grew up as an Albion fan, was with the club for four years.
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theargus.co.uk | Brian Owen
The Albion and England under-21 goalkeeper is widely expected to sign on loan for newly-promoted Birmingham City. He has spent the last season-and-a-half at Sheffield Wednesday in the second tier having previously been loaned to Oxford United. Albion have an array of goalkeepers, with those who will remain in-house waiting to work under a new coach chosen by Fabian Hurzeler.
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theargus.co.uk | Brian Owen
Kaoru Mitoma has got into some great goal-scoring areas (Image: Liz Finlayson) There is a term in American sport which refers to “hustle stats”. In basketball, for example, that is such things as steals and rebounds. Areas where endeavour, intensity and hard work rank as highly as ability. They are areas which coaches love – and it seems they appeal to Fabian Hurzeler as he assesses the work of his Albion side.
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Double figures for Welbeck - and Hürzeler praises those who keep him going. #bhafc https://t.co/TUGfP1xz0D
How it happened, The live report from another very good day at Molineux. #bhafc
Very professional execution - from front to back - of a shrewd gameplan, capped by a deft and, it seemed, emotional Gruda goal. Albion love Molineux. #bhafc https://t.co/TZiWFyM0cn
Fabian Hürzeler made his feelings clear about Brajan Gruda - even though he said it was hard for a German to praise a German! #bhafc
Hurzeler spoke to reporters about a very special moment for Brajan Gruda. As I mentioned after he scored for Germany under-21s recntly, I think it is easy to forget how young Gruda is.#bhafc https://t.co/yDyiwhY04Q