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Which u21 player do you think will break into the first team next? Should we get excited by any of them?

Yes, because Tony Bloom is taking our money and making a vast profit out of us. Sake.

I can personally vouch for these: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Jabra-Revo-Corded-Stereo-Headphones-Grey/dp/B00B59R3P0/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1413726842&sr=8-1-fkmr0&keywords=jabra+on+ear+revo Not many people have heard of Jabra, but great value for money sound..

I agree with you. I thought his hold up play and link up play was pretty good, he usually found his man. He also made some reasonably intelligent runs off the ball - but as you say, into the channels. He doesn't look a goalscoring threat. But I don't think he was as harsh as bg says above. Just...

Overrated by whom? All I see on here is abuse for him. For what it's worth, he's a 20 year old. He's not the finished product. It's also worth noting the role he's been asked to play - both last year by Oscar and this year by Sami. They want him to stay deeper and cover the defence. He's...

Isn't that just about the main point of the article - that every year they are 'thereabouts' without seriously challenging? I think most of the points are fair. Particularly Ozil - I've been so disappointed by how he's played, I thought he'd be a player worth watching..

Solid midfield though, eh? (in terms of pace and defensiveness)

A good report. Pretty sure it was Gardner who took the late free kick though - I wasn't happy about it, should have been Holla's.

http://www.getwestlondon.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/brentford-boss-uwe-rosler-explains-6165926

What do you mean by failed? Do you mean his pass was intercepted/ not completed?

A left back who is 6ft 3? Quite different to Chicksen..

Striker/winger. Tall and fast. I have really high hopes for him this season.

For us, an example of the kind of research we preach is professor Carol Dweck's research into growth mindsets - if you're interested.

Glad you're clearly not an advocate, my use of the word interesting was intended to be neutral. But those kinds of methods are a bit shocking to be honest - when you make a living out of making published research practical.. And people are charged for that service, too?

It isn't - I haven't heard of Brain Gym before, it looks interesting.

I've only just read the thread you've referred to, and think I understand some of the comments on here better now. The last thing I want as a Brighton fan, as a member of this board and in my volunteer role is to cause any angst. I have spoken to Bozza and did get his permission (without...

Two points just to be clear on: There's a difference between run and funded by. Parent Gym is privately funded - we don't seek out or rely on funding from the public or government. However, we organise and run ourselves. Again, I spoke to Bozza before posting. Secondly, I'm a lifelong...

Hah yes. But these kind of responses are what make nsc so humorous to hang around. I do think this is something that may appeal to some of the people on here though - it's not only a great cause, but an opportunity to develop coaching/facilitation skills. Most won't be interested in these...

I do agree with you. Speaking as a psychologist, I think the prevalence of these statistics is due to their availability - limited variables are collected that are easy to use as a measure of success, unfortunately.

I asked Bozza for permission before posting, sorry - I didn't expect such a negative reaction..