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Indeed. My partner is Israeli and they are premier league mad. Its amazing how all of her family suddenly kow everything about Brighton and are chuffed to have some form of affiliation with them.

Theu all seemed clinically depressed anyway. Last thing they need is a naff slow brass band Oh my god I'd blocked that out of my memory. The whole thing was horrendous.

What was that?? I can't tell whether it's ironic or appropriate that (Mr Cohen notwithstanding) they seemed to bring a band out to play a funeral march.

Hes excellent. If Potter has any brains he'll be back there in the summer but I'm half hoping we can somehow keep him. The biggest compliment is the amount of faith older players have in him on the ball in the tightest of areas. Players 10 years older than him letting him dictate the start of...

Not sure he wasn't bothered. Generally hadls a face like a slapped arse when things are going well. I think he gets lost up front on his own. Totally agree on Ferguson though. Properly gave their CB's the heeby geebies and did two thunderous sounding blocks on clearances at the end which...

Of course it will go wrong. It does all the time. But so does everything at some point. The passage of play that led to Ward Prowse nearly scoring was from playing it around in our own box initially and Gross misplacing a pass. It was also either the same passage of play or another one where...

There was no doubt about that one. Wallop. The first two were both weird though. I had no idea how either of them had gone in until I saw the highlights.

My first time seeing him today. I'm seriously in love with the woman he was with. She was a fitty.

Mental. But it was also a little bit disbelieving. Lots of turning round to neighbours to ask if the Christmas miracle was real. The player pile-on was great and scenes at the end with the Solly theme tune and him almost looking a bit shy were equally good.

He was great at the end. 2 massive blocks. Sarmiento looks excellent as well. I hope he works closely with Lallana every day.

I enjoyed watching him recieving the applause on his first lap round. Then when he was coming back as it pìssed down he was tucked under his expensive looking coat giving it the 'yep, great, thanks, get me out of here' 🤣

He was brilliant. As he almost always is. I was directly in front of him as he cut in and you knew the second he struck it it was going in. What an away end to be in today. Solly and Mitoma torturing them at the end. The look on the face of the fullback when Solly went off and Lamptey came on. 😅

St Mary's. 44 CC - increasingly likely to be hungover.

'Surprise I've taken your money and drank your alcohol'

We have a decent finisher in Trossard. He gets lost up front alone in my opinion. My favourite place for him is roaming around behind the striker. We carried no threat against Villa until he was let free to do this.

It sort of highlights the predicament. How many football manager wonderkid strikers have they been through over the last few years at extreme expense and still rely on the guy with the boxing head guard and an 87 year old diego Costa. It really is interesting to see which clubs of our...

He doesn't contribute anything in attack? Christ I've read some absolute cack in my time. That said, I reckon his mum must have had an affair with some goalposts while he was in the womb because his psychology in front of goal can only be described as Freudian.

6 steps wasn't it?

Sounds like we may be doing a bit of business in Jan?

I'm not convinced his qualities are 'terrier like'. He's more a ball player than a tackler. Closer to Modric than Makelele in my opinion. He just looks terrier like because of the ginger beard.