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Dangerous Idiot
I was thinking John LennonShakespeare?
I was thinking John LennonShakespeare?
Paul McCartney.Shakespeare?
Seriously? You are kidding me?Citeh fan calling 6-0-6 suggests now that Citeh should replace Pep with Fab.
I shit you not.
If you still have that Balaclava, meet me at the King and Queen at eleven and we can drive him up there
Of course I am.Seriously? You are kidding me?
Likewise. We all want to see us challenging the best but don't have a clue about the running of a club.Of course I am.
Still in camp Fab (till he's sacked).
I would never have the temerity to urge our present owner to act.
I know something about a few things, but absolutely nothing about how to run a football club.
Because he’s desperate for attention.What makes you think people need to be reminded of all this?
Because he’s desperate for attention.
Any more?
And probably most importantly, it isn't overly surprising that we did said double.Just completed the double over Man U.
There's a fair few years i've been following the albion, I would have never thought that possible
I’m a trust your gut instinct type and it’s not looking good I’m afraid.Higher up now than where we FINISHED last season… the way this is going, we will definitely be lower at the end of the season.
We’ve been going backwards for a while now. Since the autumn we have only managed to play 45 mins of good football in any given game. This is such a talented squad but it’s all so stop/start…
Maybe it will come good but it all just feels wrong.
Well saidThere's lots going well. Way back in the dim and distant past when Adam was a lad we were happy just to survive in the PL. Now we have (stated) ambitions to be a Top Ten team and qualify for Europe - and maybe even win a Cup. We are still an amazingly-well run club that is often cited as THE ideal PL club. We have evolved a transfer business model that works pretty well - proof of this is the fact that we no longer panic at the end of every transfer window and lambast the club for failing to sign a Spurs reserve to be our saviour striker for example.
The club is still making progress and progress is never a straight line, it's often two steps forward and one back. We have taken a small step back, but we're still roughly where we should be. I think the 'Fab Out Now!' lot are a bit too panicky, but on the other hand anyone who hasn't got any concerns is possibly being a bit blindly over-optimistic. A big couple of months coming up which will set the stage for next season.
Yep - heard that last night on 606. Man City fan phoned in and said Pep had "got to go" and when asked who he should be replace with, said (more than once) "that Hurzeler fella at Brighton".Seriously? You are kidding me?
Thank you.No one is questioning the club structure, this weekend it has been about our hopeless managers tactics.
There is no need to go happy clapping for positives.
Yes they are! I've seen it on here and other social media.No one is questioning the club structure, this weekend it has been about our hopeless managers tactics.
There is no need to go happy clapping for positives.
Well said.Yes. Yes there is :
- Squad oozing with the some of the worlds top young talent
- ...including several players that can go for £50m+
- We're minted (one of the richest clubs in Europe now)
- Despite recent results, we're still comfortably mid-table
-... and with an outside chance of Europe
- And despite recent results, we're still great to watch., most of the time
- Still in the cup... and you never know...
- Quality stadium
- Quality training ground
- Quality chairman and CEO
Any more?
Let's not forget where we came from. Yesterday's result was a disaster - but all things considered, things are pretty damned healthy at this football club.
Bring on the next fixture.
COYS!
I would agree with most of that, but:-There's lots going well. Way back in the dim and distant past when Adam was a lad we were happy just to survive in the PL. Now we have (stated) ambitions to be a Top Ten team and qualify for Europe - and maybe even win a Cup. We are still an amazingly-well run club that is often cited as THE ideal PL club. We have evolved a transfer business model that works pretty well - proof of this is the fact that we no longer panic at the end of every transfer window and lambast the club for failing to sign a Spurs reserve to be our saviour striker for example.
The club is still making progress and progress is never a straight line, it's often two steps forward and one back. We have taken a small step back, but we're still roughly where we should be. I think the 'Fab Out Now!' lot are a bit too panicky, but on the other hand anyone who hasn't got any concerns is possibly being a bit blindly over-optimistic. A big couple of months coming up which will set the stage for next season.