certainly knows the Albion fans well.
2 years for a striker
and a decade for a stadium
McGhee calls for patience
By Andy Naylor
Albion manager Mark McGhee has appealed for patience as he tries to steer his baby-faced side back on the winning track.
The Seagulls head for McGhee's former club Millwall on Saturday after a hat-trick of League One defeats, the latest at Bristol City.
Half of the 16 players on duty for the 1-0 setback at Ashton Gate were teenagers, the same number products of Albion's youth system.
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McGhee said: "The only players available to me beyond the 16 that turned out were Scott Chamberlain and Tommy Fraser, neither of whom have featured in the first team before.
"We have a very young squad who need time to develop and who aren't suddenly going to turn up experienced and knowing the ropes.
"They are going to have to be worked on the training ground, as we are doing, and they're going to have to be given time. They are a team that will get better as the season goes on."
McGhee has switched his attention to the Premiership in the hunt for a striker. He has been in touch with the likes of Manchester United, Spurs and Sheffield United to see if they have any forwards available to loan after the transfer window for permanent deals closed last week.
One long-term target, Tottenham's Lee Barnard, is out for five weeks through injury. Meanwhile, McGhee has not ruled out the possibility of trying to borrow Gifton Noel-Williams from Burnley again following his successful loan stint towards the end of last season.
2 years for a striker
and a decade for a stadium
McGhee calls for patience
By Andy Naylor
Albion manager Mark McGhee has appealed for patience as he tries to steer his baby-faced side back on the winning track.
The Seagulls head for McGhee's former club Millwall on Saturday after a hat-trick of League One defeats, the latest at Bristol City.
Half of the 16 players on duty for the 1-0 setback at Ashton Gate were teenagers, the same number products of Albion's youth system.
continued...
McGhee said: "The only players available to me beyond the 16 that turned out were Scott Chamberlain and Tommy Fraser, neither of whom have featured in the first team before.
"We have a very young squad who need time to develop and who aren't suddenly going to turn up experienced and knowing the ropes.
"They are going to have to be worked on the training ground, as we are doing, and they're going to have to be given time. They are a team that will get better as the season goes on."
McGhee has switched his attention to the Premiership in the hunt for a striker. He has been in touch with the likes of Manchester United, Spurs and Sheffield United to see if they have any forwards available to loan after the transfer window for permanent deals closed last week.
One long-term target, Tottenham's Lee Barnard, is out for five weeks through injury. Meanwhile, McGhee has not ruled out the possibility of trying to borrow Gifton Noel-Williams from Burnley again following his successful loan stint towards the end of last season.