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[Albion] AFC Bournemouth vs Brighton & Hove Albion *** Official Match Thread ***









Bridcutt

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Igor does some really strange defending doesn't he... he just runs up to challenge a lot, loses the challenge and then there's space behind him
 


Albion my Albion

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Trossard and Sanchez were never staying after their arguments with RDZ. Macallister had won the world cup, even if we had paid the wages, he wanted to win trophies so had to be gone. Caicedo wanted to leave in the winter before we sold him, we were never keeping him.

I think once you pay 1 or 2 the players get the idea that ownership is going all the way and staying in the top six and players can win trophies in Brighton. Why not Brighton?
 










Zeberdi

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Time to spend some money?
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jcdenton08

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There is a massive and direct correlation between wage spend and league position. The largest clubs with huge, full stadiums and much bigger commercial income can afford the highest wages - therefore getting the best players. It’s really not complicated.

We can’t compete on income with the vast majority of teams in this league, because they’re bigger and more successful than we are.

So we have to use a model which includes developing and selling players for profit, in order to be sustainable and eventually not rely on our very generous owner pumping it tens of millions of pounds a season purely in running costs to offset our losses.

I can’t believe how thick some supporters are. We are Brighton, not Manchester United. We can’t compete without selling players.
 






















The Fits

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There is a massive and direct correlation between wage spend and league position. The largest clubs with huge, full stadiums and much bigger commercial income can afford the highest wages - therefore getting the best players. It’s really not complicated.

We can’t compete on income with the vast majority of teams in this league, because they’re bigger and more successful than we are.

So we have to use a model which includes developing and selling players for profit, in order to be sustainable and eventually not rely on our very generous owner pumping it tens of millions of pounds a season purely in running costs to offset our losses.

I can’t believe how thick some supporters are. We are Brighton, not Manchester United. We can’t compete without selling players.
That is true. In every major league, almost every year there is a direct correlation between wage budget and league position.
This isn't about that though.
This is about RDZ tapping out.
 




Washie

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Jun 20, 2011
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I think once you pay 1 or 2 the players get the idea that ownership is going all the way and staying in the top six and players can win trophies in Brighton. Why not Brighton?
Mate, even with the profits we have made, we still wouldn't be able to afford the wages Caicedo wanted and Trossard. Not to mention some of our playes have clauses in their contracts to match them. Leeds tried doing what you are asking. They were richer than us.
 


Hiheidi

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Dec 27, 2022
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RDZ OR NO RDZ, THE SUMMER 2023 TRANSFER WINDOW WAS A SH1TSHOW.

THE CLUB FAILED TO DEAL WITH DM AND FB. A HUGE MISJUDGEMENT AND SO OBVIOUS AT THE TIME.

Recruitment was poor, but our head and new head of recruitment left, and we haven't recruited in a replacement yet - so concerning for this summer.

Plus, no idea why the medical department up'd and left in August, and if they've all been replaced. And how much that's impacted our injuries and season.

Our performance analyst also went to Newcastle in August. Surely every departure is part of the reason for the downturn. So much for Barber's much publicised list of ready replacements for every key person at the club!
 


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