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OK, I’ve now listened to Fabi’s post match interview, and he doesn’t think this was one to change his tactics for. Just that we should have executed the high line better. :shrug: I’d like a bit more tactical flexibility but again it could just be that the team is not familiar enough with his...

Indeed, but given they were, in both instances. No doubt he’ll learn from it, but we are taking enough risks as it is, no need to give away cheap penalties as well.

Haven’t read or posted in the match thread so apologies if this point has been made to death but Palmer’s first goal looked a certainty as soon as Dunk decided he’d rather retreat to our goal and attempt a goal line clearance than keep marking his man. Palmer was given so much space (and time...

No, and he has been excellent in attack, but surely someone on Fabi’s team is planning to have a word with him about giving away penalties. When was the last time the same Albion player conceded penalties in back to back matches?

What confuses me is, Fabi built a reputation at St Pauli for being adaptable tactically, knowing when to play one way and when to play another way depending on the opposition. We’ve not really seen this yet at Brighton, and hopefully it comes through sooner rather than later — not because the...

Watkins, and Adebayo.

Yes, a few hundred

Indeed, I wasn’t sure if the right half of AL6 would go on sale but in hindsight I could have held out a little longer.

Held my nerve and nabbed one in AL6 :smile:

Webby on Enciso :lolol:

The Argus reports that Pedro isn't expected to be out for too long and that Gruda might be on the bench on Saturday; Ayari available too. https://www.theargus.co.uk/sport/matchdaylive/24610427.brighton-v-chelsea-fabian-huerzelers-press-conference/

MOREOVER Chelsea played both Wimbledon and Newcastle in the Carabao Cup last season. :ohmy:

Funny enough it's not just us playing the same opponents twice in four days, Chelsea will likely visit Newcastle on the Wednesday having just hosted them on Sunday.

f***’s sake

Fortunate that Sturm Graz went into the second half with a two-goal lead because having been reduced to nine men they'll need it... Edit: Conceded at 60', three minutes after the second sending off. Yalcouye subbed off at 62'. Quite the first start for the lad.

Yalcouye sets up Sturm Graz's second :ascarf:

Not fussed as long as that other bloke Raphael Varane doesn't retire, he's got plenty of football left to play

Yalcouye (and Scherpen) starting tonight for Sturm Graz, against Austria Wien, seemingly as a no. 10... Edit: Google and Livescore got his position wrong, he's playing as a CM.

It was definitely the umlaut, can't be having those