Brighton Are BIG

[The Beer Man]

ERR Brighton are bigger than most peole give us credit for.

1)There were bound to be other bids he is a good striker of the ball and has a few goals to his name in div 2

2)The sidwell thing was diff he was never going to sign for us he was using Brighton as a shop window for other div one /prem teams

3) Coppell!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[BrightonBird]

We are not a big club because:

1. We have no money

2. We have no permanant ground

 

[The Beer Man]

We have a well managed club

our catchment area is massive

Brighton is a growing town as soon as the C/Council work that out the better

Most clubs out side the Prem have there grounds morgaged and are up to there eyeballs in debt, as sone as the market fall the intrest rates will rise and a fair few clubs will fold

I work in the city, Brighton are playing it smart by keeping there assit liquid at the mo

 

[BrightonBird]

Agree with your comments there. But these comments show how we SHOULD be a big club. Don't know what went wrong....Oh yes I do, no FALMER!

 

[Dave the OAP]

beer man

catchment area is a red herring....we have never been a "big club". a popular club yes.

if knight does chose QPR then I think that proves the "short termism" of footbaqll at the moment and we as supporters are just going to have to put up with that.

Falmer is the be and end all at the moment, that is blatantly obvious. The team and the footballing side of BHA are secondary to this. My concern is two fold:

1. What happens if Falmer is rejected?
2. Will we be able to survive as a club?

If the answers are Yes and No, then Leon Knight is irrelevant. We are all in the shit.

 

[The Beer Man]

beer man

catchment area is a red herring....we have never been a "big club". a popular club yes.

if knight does chose QPR then I think that proves the "short termism" of footbaqll at the moment and we as supporters are just going to have to put up with that.

Falmer is the be and end all at the moment, that is blatantly obvious. The team and the footballing side of BHA are secondary to this. My concern is two fold:

1. What happens if Falmer is rejected?
2. Will we be able to survive as a club?

If the answers are Yes and No, then Leon Knight is irrelevant. We are all in the shit.

Agree Leon Knight's will come and go and it is the club's future i am thinking of .

Am i the only one that feels that this country is running out of money whilst i would love to see the Brighon Blue playing in front of 18,000 at Falmer, where is the money coming from . This investment may very quickly go tits up and as i said before Brighton have very little assits /liab at the moment they could disapear forever!!!

We need free cash beg borrow steel i can not see 4 divs of pro football lasting mutch longer

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

I never understand why people think we have less potential than QPR. They are a poxy little club in a toyland football ground who have had a few years in the top flite in more recent times than us, but if the playing field was even in terms of stadium etc. our potential would piss on the West London minnows.

 

[dwayne]

I never understand why people think we have less potential than QPR. They are a poxy little club in a toyland football ground who have had a few years in the top flite in more recent times than us, but if the playing field was even in terms of stadium etc. our potential would piss on the West London minnows.

sorry we will never be as big as them.

 

[The Beer Man]

sorry we will never be as big as them.

Err Thrush Y

 

[dwayne]

Err Thrush Y

look at their average attendances over the past 50 years, for starters, they are a premiership club (or should be). Then look at their history (far more distinguished than ours). Where's Simster when we need some reasoned argument.

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

History is irrelevant and is precisely that history- how big a club are Blackpool or Preston North End or Burnley these daze?