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That may be skewed by the difficulty of the matches we have played, and done surprisingly well in. Looking at teams in the top half of the table, ourselves, Arsenal and Chelsea, on paper, have had the toughest league fixtures so far. Fulham, Forest and Spurs the easiest.

I think to be an elite footballer you must have complete confidence in your own ability. I doubt it even occurred to him, after being so integral to Leicester, that he may not be good enough for Chelsea. He's still a wonderful player, just not as good as Cole Palmer.

Our fixtures so far have been amongst the toughest faced by any side. Just had a look at Forest's next 4 fixtures. Away to Arsenal, Man City and Man United and a home banana skin v Ipswich. I think they'll be the team you get every season which starts well and then sinks link a rock as the...

When quoting the BBC gossip column, it would be helpful to also identify the source the BBC is referring to. A quick squizz at some of the sources of today's gossip on the BBC website hardly screams Pulitzer prize winning journalism. Today's leading gem of gossip is a story from the Mirror...

Wieffer is a good player who is low on confidence and still acclimatising. Lamptey would be my bet; he's a good player, but too inconsistent. I'd imagine he's probably played his last game for us now our injury issues are easing.

Bedankt. Here's a Karaoke version.

I've run it through Google translate, We're Brighton from the south coast, We're gonna bounce all day, Up and down, We bounce around, from Athens to Marseille, We're gonna build a bonfire, That's what the north stand sing, And when the Palace come to town, we'll bounce the fuckers in, Go left...

It's all very innocent, definitely nothing suspicious regarding his Russian wife, her family or his admiration for Adolf Putin.

It's all going rather well for Facundo, another goal and a whoscored rating of 8.6 today.

I think this is a classic case of Brighton back filling a position. Veltman's contract is up at the end of the season and it makes sense that we have bought Ferdi to fill the void. He now has a full season to get to grips with the league, without the pressure of being first choice. The same...

Someone like Mat O'Riley?

It was first seen on tour in Japan.

Looks decent, but why the rush to put it away? Needs to be passed left to right and back again, rather than back to front.

Gone, but what a legacy to leave behind. Talking Heads, Series 1: 3. Bed Among the Lentils: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00p8lht via @bbciplayer

Last season he was primarily a LB, but the season before he was a RB. When he signed for us, this is what Hurzeler said “He is predominantly a full-back and can play on the right or left side; he can also play in the center of midfield," I may be reading too much into it, but he listed right...

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It wouldn't be quite that much, and the cost a new womens ground would offset some of the cost. A 50k stadium would generate between £1m-£1.5m extra revenue per home game. A £200m stadium would pay for itself by the time Hurzeler is Pep's age.

How big a stadium could we realistically fill? Could we fill a 50k stadium? If so, With the club actively looking for a site in the area for a women's stadium, and our inability to expand the Amex any further, what are the chances of handing the Amex over to the women and searching for a site...