Bolton Wanderers goalkeeper Ali Al Habsi is dreaming of making his Barclays Premier League debut.
With Jussi Jasskelainen taking the place of Bolton's number one, the 26 year-old has seen his chances limited to cup competitions since signing for the Trotters nearly two years ago. However, the Omani international believes that his patience will one day pay off and he will get the chance to make his league debut. He said: "I know that it would be very hard to play with the first team because of Jussi Jaaskelainen.
keep concentrating
"He is the top keeper in the Premier League and has had 10 years with Bolton. It's not that easy for me but I just have to concentrate and keep trying all the time. Every chance I get, I must take." "These are the only chances I have had so far - in the cups. I have to think about the Premier League. "I've played in the Carling Cup, in Europe and now in the FA Cup but playing for the first team in the Premier League is not that easy. But you never know. Maybe Jussi has a bad time or gets injured. "All the time I have to be patient. I am happy with what I am doing now. I just have to keep concentrating and take my chances when they come."
by www.premierleague.com
With Jussi Jasskelainen taking the place of Bolton's number one, the 26 year-old has seen his chances limited to cup competitions since signing for the Trotters nearly two years ago. However, the Omani international believes that his patience will one day pay off and he will get the chance to make his league debut. He said: "I know that it would be very hard to play with the first team because of Jussi Jaaskelainen.
keep concentrating
"He is the top keeper in the Premier League and has had 10 years with Bolton. It's not that easy for me but I just have to concentrate and keep trying all the time. Every chance I get, I must take." "These are the only chances I have had so far - in the cups. I have to think about the Premier League. "I've played in the Carling Cup, in Europe and now in the FA Cup but playing for the first team in the Premier League is not that easy. But you never know. Maybe Jussi has a bad time or gets injured. "All the time I have to be patient. I am happy with what I am doing now. I just have to keep concentrating and take my chances when they come."
by www.premierleague.com
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