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I had (wrongly) assumed he was going for a long explorative walk of remote parts of the island, which is why I found it strange he did not for a phone. If it was just a short walk nearer to the beach, then it is not as strange as it first appeared to me.

His phone has been found in the place he was staying by his wife. I’d have taken a phone with me for a walk in a foreign island.

When are the fixtures out?

Any way of guaranteeing the lower tier when booking the category 2 tickets in the BHAFC end? It doesn’t seem to offer seat, row or tier numbers when booking. :shrug:

Is Diane Abbott really the only politician to get her numbers wrong in a live interview? Of course she might be the only black female politician to do so… :rolleyes:

Exactly. Potter only started Mitoma, our breakout player last season, in a league cup game. What a great coach.

Against Forest Green Rovers.

No, it is Potter’s own words. Staying at Brighton would equate to an easy life. No interpretation necessary.

No, it highlighted his belief that we should be content as a mid table team. His view of our ‘history’ further underpins that. Brighton to him was an easy life because he didn’t need to deliver trophies, European football or even consecutive home victories to consider himself a success.

A bit like Bridcutt, he works in one particular system very well but most teams are deploying a double pivot these days. I guess it depends on who our next coach is.

Things were much easier when lickers were called Dick Tight’s inner circle and the bedwetters were called Baz who doesn’t bother going to Withdean because he likes to watch soccer Saturday in the Railway Bell instead.

Thread closed.

I stayed up until 4am in 1997 and ran around the house in excitement when the three Brighton/Hove seats went to Labour. I genuinely thought that politics had changed and the world would be a better place with the change of administration.

I don’t remember Hyypia relegating Brighton. Would anyone like him back in charge?

Which of Potter’s bad runs are you referring to? The ten game winless one that led up to lockdown in his first season? The ten game winless run in the 2020-21 season where we couldn’t beat eventually relegated Fulham and Sheffield United and drew with Newport in the Fa Cup? The twelve game...

One manager took over a club in the close season and was provided with a squad strengthened by £60 million worth of players and Alexis McAllister’s loan ending and only managed to finish two places higher (15th) than the previous season. He also benefitted from a 3 month pause to the season that...

De Zerbi’s longest winless run - 6 games Potter’s longest winless run - 12 games One of those managers has the potential to relegate a club because they can’t turn results around quickly enough.

The roof is lower over the southeast corner than the southwest corner. The acoustics will be worse there. Split the away fans between the southwest corner wedge and the shelf above it. Make them sell the shelf allocation first to ensure the diehard fans are the furthest from the action. Change...

I will read the manifestos of each of the parties and then make my decision.

Sorry? Who? I wouldn’t know him if I played him at pool in the King and Queen. :shrug: