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It highlights how important Hinshelwood was when he moved to play mainly as an inverted full-back once Milner went off injured at Arsenal, Despite the problems JH had with Saka in the first 20 minutes he ended up playing a very prominent role for FH. I think we are going to see JH start a lot...

I was just wondering if this could possibly be the first ever coach with a mother that some of us might fancy? (I haven't seen a pic yet, but I bet she's only in her fifties)

Edit: Wrong thread.

Now we (NSC) need to start focusing on the important stuff. When does the transfer window open? And when does it slam shut?

Two random thoughts come to mind. 1) Is our man Fab closer in age to Tony's teenage son than Tony is to Fab? 2) Is there a more ideal club that would suit RDZ than St.Pauli? They would love him and he would love them. Just a shame their budget would be tight.

A decent article in the Athletic by Sebastian Stafford-Bloor. The last couple of paragraphs: No wonder Hurzeler caught Brighton’s eye. There are doubts, clearly. St Pauli’s training ground is so close to Hamburg airport that it was prohibited for his staff to fly drones during training...

The ten minute video (5 post before) is well presented and not too technical. It's well worth watching, I found it both reassuring and exciting. If we manage to get Fabian Hürzeler to come to Brighton I think we're in for an entertaining ride. I also hope it encourages Pascal Groß to stay a...

Announce Pascal Gross as his Assistant Coach and I'm fully onboard the Hurzeler Express.

One of Europe’s youngest coaches Fabian Hurzeler has emerged as a shock leading candidate for the Brighton job. Hurzeler is just 31 years of age and is manager of German club St Pauli, who won promotion as champions of Bundesliga 2 this season. It is believed that Hurzeler has made Brighton’s...