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no but we can play and have played a lot better than that, quite often. realistically if we come out of second gear we could get past this lot 3/4 -0, and no i don’t think that’s me having unrealistic expectations, it’s just how good we are

very frustrating so far. passing casual, final ball not been good enough and we seem to get very bogged down on the edge of the penalty box, not something new, i know. still, happy to be one up

Linked with him again as per the Turkish press this morning http://sportwitness.co.uk/2-sources-claim-brighton-want-versatile-player-clubs-expectation-close-e20m-sanction-sale/ They want €20M this time though, apparently

picked up a very nice assist the other week

I think simons is eventually, could potentially see us being a stepping stone for him for the next couple of year though as the important thing for now for him is game time. If not him though, I’d say Enzo Le Fee would be a great option, or Tomasso Baldanzi or Yari Verschaeren if we were after...

Oh dear

Think we’ll need: Left Centre Back: If we don’t want to pay for Matviyenko, we should grab David Hancko from Feyenoord. Perfect modern day defender, can cover left back too and wouldn’t cost the earth. If we want someone a bit younger, then get Konstantinos Koulierakis. Mentioned him on another...

No I don’t think they’re too afraid of heading the ball, to me it seems they’re more afraid of heading it on target than anything else

Another weekend, another officiating omnishambles

If the plan is to sell our best players and not significantly reinforce with any additional quality then tony is less concerned about footballing achievements than I thought

If your after serious suggestions, then someone like xavi simons or enzo or fee would do nicely. Actually wouldn’t also mind picking aaronsen up from Leeds if they’re relegated

It would be nice but I cannot imagine tony is seriously expecting to get his money back.

that's the idea I think. but there's always going to be a drop off in quality when you lose a developed player and bring in a youngster. of course, it might be the case that what happened with caicedo happens again, and they step in seamlessly, but that's not going to happen all the time, and in...

and son of Huddersfield's Dean Hoyle. https://www.footballinsider247.com/sources-brighton-agree-deal-with-norwich-city-talent-spotter-danny-hoyle/ joining the recruitment team

obviously more to it than stats, but having looked at what they are, he is definitely, definitely someone we will have on our list

South American so probably legit https://ge.globo.com/rs/futebol/times/internacional/noticia/2023/02/22/johnny-recebe-consulta-do-brighton-e-inter-aguarda-ofertas-e-estipula-preco-pelo-volante.ghtml?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=Social&utm_content=Esporte&utm_campaign=globoesportecom

have to say, for all my bullishness earlier the line about being frustrated re transfers is interesting. maintain that it'll be difficult to prize him from a project that he feels he is being supported in. the support network around him is definitely excellent, and he'll definitely be in...

nah I'm not worried. like our players, he's only going to leave for a very very top job. that isn't spurs, and I doubt the Italian clubs could pay his release clause

most players except the entire argentina team until Mac was brought into the starting 11

what a facetious response. if you aren't going to reply in good faith then don't bother please