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Last season he made 41 appearances and scored just eight goals. <\/p>\n
This season he’s already scored six. <\/p>\n
“People can say I miss a lot of chances, but I also create a lot of chances,” he says in his defence.<\/p>\n
But he also knows the cost of not capitalising on chances. <\/p>\n
“Every fan counts on you to score goals, so imagine you didn’t score, you know, for three months like me [last season] it’s difficult.”<\/p>\n
And he won’t fully relax.<\/p>\n
After Barry scored against Hull last weekend, he posted on his Instagram that he was “still learning”.<\/p>\n
“This season is more easy to switch because I know I have time on the pitch,” he says.<\/p>\n
“And I think when I miss that chance, seven minutes later, I have another opportunity to score. That’s a real pressure.<\/p>\n
“When I come to the ball, in my head, it’s like time stops.”<\/p>\n
Barry is also finding time to celebrate on the pitch, even rolling back the years by bringing back the dab and hip-swinging celebrations.<\/a><\/p>\n As for his second year with the club, the 6ft 5in player says he wants to keep focus. <\/p>\n Does he see a call up to the French team any time soon?<\/p>\n “I didn’t think a lot about that because for me it’s like really far, you know?<\/p>\n “I just do my job, if something happens, something happens.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n