Mental Lental
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Alzate off? No - 4th. official holding up the wrong number! It's his only f****ng job, FFS!
So it's Connolly off. Not overwhelmed by that - Gross or Propper would have been my choice.
9/1 you can get on us now. Bookies don't favour us for the drop
Its BORING though.
You rave about CH and think he'd have had us pushing for top 4 this season. The rest of us - who WENT to all the games in 2019 - could see there was only one way we were heading under the fella. I don't CARE about your recruitment analysis, or your theories that we'd have been playing like Brazil 1970 if he'd have only been let loose with the chequebook. Its a bunch of PONCE.
Potter has made BHA watchable again. Pull all the numbers out of your arse that you like, but watching BHA is no longer a CHORE. If you can't handle that fact, then latch on to whatever club Chris moves on to, and bless their fans with your erudite analysis - because frankly mate, we're alright now.
Cheers.
Last season was so painful - right from the word go performance wise. This season has been an absolute joy in comparison, despite so far the points total being very similar. No need for any more analysis than that, as you say.
Too late for me as I turn into a pumpkin at midnight. Watched it this morning and had to resist the temptation to fast forward
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You see - this is the nonsense I am talking about -
Chris Hughton -
two promotions from the Championship - as well as two play-offs
Group stage of Europa League
5 seasons in the PL without being relegated
an FA cup semi-final last season and PL status with a relegation level budget -
And before that 15 years as a top flight footballer - 53 international caps for Ireland (the first black player ever to play for Ireland) - and 14 years as a top flight and highly respected coach (including 3 years as Ireland's assistant manager)
Graham Potter -
Östersund- took over a team that had just been relegated - got three promotions - won the Svenska Cupen - Round 32 of Europa League - Potter's reputation was built on doing this without any money - however, the chairman of the club was recently jailed for fraud when he siphoned money illegally into the club over a period of years - the club is now bankrupt and is being demoted two divisions (and to be clear - this is not Potter's fault).
Swansea - one season in the Championship - 10th place finish
Brighton - PL - 15 games - with 5W and 3D
Before that - A journeyman pro who bounced around the lower divisions for most of his playing career (nothing wrong with that - these players are the lifeblood of football) - 1 England U21 cap - worked as football development manager at the University of Hull - then technical director for Ghana's women's team - then assistant coach for the England Universities Squad - then as assistant coach at Leeds Metropolitan University - then Östersund as manager.
Now - Potter has done a really good job so far at Brighton - but I think he has a long way to go before he remotely achieves the same standard of success as Chris Hughton - but here is hoping he can go on to achieve such success - he will have a very good managerial career if he does - and he may even surpass it.
Actually you could make the argument Potters work at Östersund is more impressive.
No it isn't - it's a statement that I will not be bulliedBasically an admission he's not a Brighton fan as there is something to admit to.
The constant 'Brighton' rather 'we' in the posts is a dead giveaway.
I hate rugby - its a toffs game.
Too late for me as I turn into a pumpkin at midnight. Watched it this morning and had to resist the temptation to fast forward
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No it isn't - it's a statement that I will not be bullied
do you not think that this is conscious on my part
You see - this is the nonsense I am talking about -
Chris Hughton -
two promotions from the Championship - as well as two play-offs
Group stage of Europa League
5 seasons in the PL without being relegated
an FA cup semi-final last season and PL status with a relegation level budget -
And before that 15 years as a top flight footballer - 53 international caps for Ireland (the first black player ever to play for Ireland) - and 14 years as a top flight and highly respected coach (including 3 years as Ireland's assistant manager)
Graham Potter -
Östersund- took over a team that had just been relegated - got three promotions - won the Svenska Cupen - Round 32 of Europa League - Potter's reputation was built on doing this without any money - however, the chairman of the club was recently jailed for fraud when he siphoned money illegally into the club over a period of years - the club is now bankrupt and is being demoted two divisions (and to be clear - this is not Potter's fault).
Swansea - one season in the Championship - 10th place finish
Brighton - PL - 15 games - with 5W and 3D
Before that - A journeyman pro who bounced around the lower divisions for most of his playing career (nothing wrong with that - these players are the lifeblood of football) - 1 England U21 cap - worked as football development manager at the University of Hull - then technical director for Ghana's women's team - then assistant coach for the England Universities Squad - then as assistant coach at Leeds Metropolitan University - then Östersund as manager.
Now - Potter has done a really good job so far at Brighton - but I think he has a long way to go before he remotely achieves the same standard of success as Chris Hughton - but here is hoping he can go on to achieve such success - he will have a very good managerial career if he does - and he may even surpass it.
Please outline where I made any such claims about CH - and nobody is forcing you to read my commentsIts BORING though.
You rave about CH and think he'd have had us pushing for top 4 this season. The rest of us - who WENT to all the games in 2019 - could see there was only one way we were heading under the fella. I don't CARE about your recruitment analysis, or your theories that we'd have been playing like Brazil 1970 if he'd have only been let loose with the chequebook. Its a bunch of PONCE.
And please state where I have made any claim to the contrary about Potter - indeed - find any post where I said I wanted Potter to do anything other than be a success at Brighton.Potter has made BHA watchable again. Pull all the numbers out of your arse that you like, but watching BHA is no longer a CHORE. If you can't handle that fact, then latch on to whatever club Chris moves on to, and bless their fans with your erudite analysis - because frankly mate, we're alright now.
Cheers.
Are you a Brighton fan? Yes/no. I think this in now the 5th time you've been asked.
If it's a yes how many games have you menaged to get to over the years?
Haha. I also suffer with sleeping after an Albion game. Usually worse when we lose. Saturday 1230 (UK) kick offs are the best for us in the UAE.Fantastic match, took me about 2 hours to come down from the high. Fortunately it’s the weekend in Abu Dhabi and I can just chill today.
From the Beeb:
"Managerless Arsenal's season plummeted to a new low as they were beaten at home by Brighton in interim manager Freddie Ljungberg's first home match in charge."
This DEFINITELY said "struggling Brighton" earlier!