Ilias Chair is the best ever that have played for Stevenage F.C.
Ilias Chair is “the best player ever to wear a Stevenage Footbaluniform” according to Dino Maamria
“Ilias Chair made everything necessary on the field for us to get that goal, he just not was the one who scored for us. Few players can do that, but Ilias did it. “The phrase ‘debut in dreams’ came to my mind as I watched Ilias Chair in action for Stevenage on Saturday.
The 21-year-old midfielder left QPR to switch to Broadhall Way on the final day of the January transfer window. Less than 48 hours later, he played midfielder for Dino Maamria’s team in a 1-0 win. against Yeovil Town in League Two. Alex Revell scored the winning goal against the Glovers but Chair was the star of the show. He led the game from the center of the park, impressing with his creativity and pace of work, while making comparisons with Stevenage’s hero Luke Freeman – who, ironically, is now a Queens Park Rangers player.
The praise of Boro fans on Twitter should appeal to QPR, and Chair should show a bright future at Loftus Road. Stevenage boss Dino Maamria said Ilias Chair was “the best player ever to wear a Stevenage Football Club football shirt”, the lender’s 21-year loan period is coming to an end. Concerning Ilias, if Boro is not qualified for the playoffs then he will play his last game for the club tomorrow. He is a revelation since his QPR loan in January. He has six goals and six assists in just 15 games.
Coach Dino Maamria
In front of Dan Mountney, of CometSport, before Stevenage’s last game against Cheltenham, Maamria praised the striker in these terms: “Ilias is the best player ever to wear the Stevenage Football Club jersey.
“He is probably the best player who has played in League Two.
“Put all this aside, I see him every day and he’s a fantastic young person to work with. It’s a pleasure to have him. “If this is his last match, but he is convinced that it will not be the case, we must appreciate him. Our fans have enjoyed him, our players have enjoyed him and I am sure he will be a regular for next season Championship . ”
Maamria thinks his relentlessness is what makes him such a special talent, adding “He was roughed up and hit hard at Mansfield last weekend, he had no protection from the referee but he was so brave.
“He kept going, never running away and that’s the difference between a top player and an average player
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