Why so mate?
Oh yes season ticket holder, first game stoke city at home 1972, a lifer
Bloke in the flat downstairs is a Palace fan i get on great with himOh yes season ticket holder, first game stoke city at home 1972, a lifer
But also a cricket fan who follows Sussex, I’ll be at hove Sunday and wear my palace cap, come and say hello we can natter about the season coming up.
High praise indeed.
Bloke in the flat downstairs is a Palace fan i get on great with him
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My favorite moment was when he said "how do you feel about Palace finishing above you? " My reply was"thanks for the 4 points" he walked off without speaking .I obviously want Brighton to win but i'm past s#all that crap.
Bloke in the flat downstairs is a Palace fan i get on great with him
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My favorite moment was when he said "how do you feel about Palace finishing above you? " My reply was"thanks for the 4 points" he walked off without speaking .I obviously want Brighton to win but i'm past s#all that crap.
A right footed, right winger whose Sarr was high about 5 years ago when Liverpool were said to be interested.
i quite like Sarr, for that money he will be a decent buy for that I think
Uninspiring and bottom half of the Premier League level but good value, I agree. He’ll certainly get some goals and assists for them. Olise he is not.
The main problem is possession is the key to most tactics deployed these days. Even in a traditional cup game City or whomever may be playing much lower league opposition but they retain the ball from a long ball and punish. Brighton can be one of the most tedious sides at times but it gets results and you cannot deny the rise in our clubs fortunes under Potter, RDZ, etc.
I think the occasional, surprise, long ball should be used. Once or twice in a half to keep their defenders guessing. But the key is a surprise. The keeper waving everyone forward for a goal kick and then lumping it up towards the big man, is a rubbish tactic that is just as likely to result in a swift counter attack as anything else.
