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Dan Burn, Potterball, covid and VAR have brought my Albion mojo to null. Will give the wolves game as miss

No strike but 4 on the bench? I’ve defended Potter but close to not bothering tonight - better things to do

End of freedom of movement is gut-wrenching. Already caused me untold amount of stress and out my relationship at risk attempting to make decisions with Brexit and COVID. But yeah ‘sovereignty’ and 25% of fish. Well done folks

We need two or three attacking players in jan to stand a chance. That’s the main positive I can find in all of this, there’s half a season and a transfer window to fix a quite obvious problem, at least this isn’t happening in April/May

We look much better with Alzate in midfield. I like Gross but he cannot play in a central 2

Too many poor individuals not cut out for this level, and unfortunately Potter is trying to play a system which we don’t have the players for. Tonight the most obvious example. Take out Lamptey and we have ZERO threat

Rubbish, predicable, dull and a team full of soft touches

Worrying side, in for a long night

Source? Everything seems to be pointing to the opposite

It’s very nutritious I’ll have you know

People who use pod machines have more money than sense and essentially kick David Attenborough in the balls every cup

Refs make mistakes, VAR hasn’t changed that. What tangible benefit is there for the ref to give Southampton the win? Sorry but it just sounds childish. I’m a diehard Brighton fan and can quite easily see how is been given, doesn’t mean I’m right, it’s all about opinions, but it doesn’t mean...

Game of options of course. Just calling out the ridiculous calls of corruption in favour of the mighty Southampton.

Okey dokey :moo:

The initial contact was certainly outside the box, just as certain as it was not that contact that the foul was awarded for but for the contact on the leg which occurred either on the line or just outside. It was soft, it was silly but corrupt? Have a day off

The contact which brought him down was on the line. But that’s besides the point; why would the refs, the Prem or the FA favour Southampton over Brighton? Were they corrupt against Liverpool or Villa? Engage brain 🧠

What was corrupt? We didn’t deserve anything tonight as the tactics were wrong and the players turgid. It happens, we move on after a couple of decent results and a good run of games coming up. Nothing more, nothing less.

Of what?

Log off and come back tomorrow. Of course there’s so much corruption towards giants of the game Southampton :shrug::shrug::yawn:

Here go the over reactions :tantrum: