As I've said before it is quite clear that they (most of them) don't lke the club, each other, the manager and probably not their fans either.
I'm frankly not seeing that from Chelsea fans. Most seem to want Tuchel back, including those who made the long trip to Manchester on a Sunday night in winter with no trains.
I was just calling out his lack of experience. Sometimes I wonder if some players only respect those managers who’ve been big time players themselves. (though appreciate there are successful managers who weren’t big time players but have earned their stripes)
Ignoring this poster. What did @HWT say?I'm still not going to read it, though
It’s ‘should have’ Swanny - don’t let the Brighton ‘of’ mess with your English.
That's what it was like on 6-0-6 tonight, though.
Harsh but not necessarily unfair. I sense quite a bit of entitlement from our some of our fanbase compared to 20 years ago. Inevitable really. I think it comes with success. A messageboard and a handful of negative people at matches don’t constitute the majority though.Pep Guardiola last year said that it would be nice if their fans would actually come to their football games.
Few if any were annoyed. Imagine if GP had said the same in a post-game interview.
Graham Potter asked the fans of Brighton to support their team rather than boo it.
Tony Bloom had to urge the fans to support the team. Embarrassing.
Paul Barber had to write in his match programme.
There were boos after RDZs first home game according to people here.
Lewis Dunk after RDZs first or second home game had to speak out in radio and beg people to avoid yelling shit when they tried to play it out from the back.
Maybe gratefulness is a mutual thing. Maybe you have to support the team if you want the manager & players to support you.
I wonder if that’s grieving Abramovich more than Tuchel.
If you mean football fans in general, yes they provide large sums of fees to Brighton and all other PL clubs. If you mean football fans to go to games, they provide the coffee RDZ drinks while contemplating how he's going to make Van Hecke put his foot on the ball rather than next to it. That is the Premier League reality.
You think they were equally eager when Leeds beat them 3-0 or that this is some kind of hindsight shit. They, just like a lot of Brighton fans including you, have forgot everything that happened before Tommy the German left and are now rewriting history in a way that fits a narrative.
To be fair, he was kind of quoting Chelsea fans most of whom would say ’should of’.
I know, I was quoting Chelsea fans.
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Good on him, I deserve a good whooshingI think you may of been whooshed by @Swansman there, mon vieux
Agreed, although I think our entitlement has changed from “surviving in the lower leagues” to “being an EPL club”.
