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'closing in on a permanent move' according to the telegraph.... https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2022/08/31/brighton-leading-race-sign-chelseas-billy-gilmour-permanent/

sportwitness don't break stories, they simply aggregate them from elsewhere. so every rumour gets an article, credible or not. it just saves on you having to read whatever incoherent crap google translate has spat out

article here in english for those interested http://sportwitness.co.uk/brightons-interest-signing-materialised-last-hours-club-want-e15m-sanction-sale/

Sanchez - 3 atrocious on the ball Veltman - 6 meh Dunk - 2 well i think we know who won the dunk/mitro battle Webster - 2 horrendous passing March - 6 unlucky with the header, did some things well and others not so well Mac Allister - 7 actually our best player tonight i thought, played his role...

can we not have a sensible discussion about this? nobody has said we're doomed, shit, getting relegated or anything of the sort, but i think anyone who watched that game will tell you that we missed welbeck as an option and we don't really have anyone else to step in. he's not going to play 38...

it's not just been injury time, it's been since the penalty was scored. and even in injury, we insisted on just passing the ball back to them on the few occasions we did get it

let's be fair, fulham managed it excellently. however I'm frustrated as to why we seem to point blank refuse to do anything other than try to play out from the back. I know that's our identity or whatever, but we have some excellent long ball passers in the team, we had a lot of pacy players...

you wouldn't think we're the team a goal down. know it's not really our way but I wish we'd maybe just try and get the ball up the pitch quicker in these situations

and to think a sizeable number on here turned their nose up at him on the various mitrovic threads we've had over the years...

reckon stevie wonder would've passed the ball better than webster tonight

well if chelsea weren't going to sell him whatsoever and we can't loan him then i imagine the negotiations would be over by now

think having a much more calm and assured keeper behind him has probably helped

yes I'd take him, as long as his character fits the club. though I expect most on here would think he's beneath us, as they initially did with welbeck. at the end of the day he's got excellent technical ability, regardless of whether he's been in the chelsea team or not

from his agent: 1564241854090170370 translation: #Now | Roberto San Juan, Facundo Buonanotte's representative, at @Cadena3_Rosario: "I think Brighton's offer is irrefutable. He wants to leave, it is his future and that of his family. It is the dream of any player to be in the Premier League."

was us or leicester, went right to the wire. unfortunately we won.

do you not remember the jahanbakhsh saga?

zero because I'm capable of using my thumbs to scroll past posts from crackpot profiles on here

lol who cares? pundits change their opinions like the wind, right now we're flavour of the month, if we lose next week all the stories will be about how we should've bought a striker for x million and how the likes of villa should be going after potter so he has a proper budget to work with

yep. I also don't buy this 'if he could finish he wouldn't be playing for us' line. okay, if he was getting 10+ goals a season then probably not, but it's at the point now where he's missing one or two sitters every game. that's not 'he misses sometimes, like all players do', that's abysmal...

okay here's the discussion then. agree the OP started the thread in an idiotic way, but there's definitely a discussion to be had, even if we've won. march does a lot of things brilliantly. defensively excellent, always gives 100% and never goes missing. but if we had a right sided played who...