Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
- 13,073
Veltman and Welbeck out today.I don't remember Fab ever talking about injuries after the games we had failed to perform, but it does seem to be that the less injuries we have, the better we play
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[Albion] Could the Forest debacle turn out to be a positive for our season?
- Thread starter Bozza
- Start date
- Jul 10, 2003
- 28,510
Rested, because of the number of players we now have available. If they were 'out' today they'd definitely be 'out' 3 days later don't you think
FTFYRested, because of the number of players we now have available. If they were 'out' today they'd definitely be 'out' 3 months later don't you think
- Jul 10, 2003
- 28,510
Chelsea & Southampton and maybe Newcastle.
Greenbag50
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- Jun 1, 2016
- 547
3 points on Tuesday and yes, it will
Yes.
On May 8 2023, Brighton lost against a hopelessly shite Everton side with 5-1 without the manager, players or fans giving a shit about it because things were already euphoric and lovely.
That day, the culture of "I don't give a f*** if we concede 4-5-6 goals because we play the most amazing football ever!" was born, and people shrugged.
People shrugged when we conceded 6 against Villa, 4 against Luton, 4 against Roma last season, and this season when we conceded 4 against Chelsea.
This shoddy "no one gives a shit if we lose with one goal or five goals" would always end with someone slaughtering us like this. Fans said "no more" and the players finally discovered the concept of "professional dignity" where you can't just stop giving a shit once you go two goals down.
Super valuable lesson and the end of a rather long lasting carelessness that I found highly annoying.
On May 8 2023, Brighton lost against a hopelessly shite Everton side with 5-1 without the manager, players or fans giving a shit about it because things were already euphoric and lovely.
That day, the culture of "I don't give a f*** if we concede 4-5-6 goals because we play the most amazing football ever!" was born, and people shrugged.
People shrugged when we conceded 6 against Villa, 4 against Luton, 4 against Roma last season, and this season when we conceded 4 against Chelsea.
This shoddy "no one gives a shit if we lose with one goal or five goals" would always end with someone slaughtering us like this. Fans said "no more" and the players finally discovered the concept of "professional dignity" where you can't just stop giving a shit once you go two goals down.
Super valuable lesson and the end of a rather long lasting carelessness that I found highly annoying.