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[Albion] Brighton & Hove Albion vs Nottingham Forest *** Official Match Thread ***







BN41Albion

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Oct 1, 2017
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Without checking last year's results, wasn't it around the same time of year?
I think most felt it was very different this time round, though. We'd continued our superb form at the end of last season, playing fantastic football and finding the net regularly. Really felt we'd turned a corner. The start of last season we got a bit lucky at the beginning of the season. Very early days with RDZ and I've not lost any hope in him coming good for us but it's so frustrating to have lost all momentum we had.
What we need is 3 strikers who'll score up to 20 goals between them. At the moment we have 3 strikers who'll score up to 0 goals between them.
We had one and we sold him to Everton. Leaving us with none. 👍
 


chickens

Have you considered masterly inactivity?
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Oct 12, 2022
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So, we’re back to a problem that we’ve had under CH, GP and now RDZ. CH never figured it out, it took GP two years to figure it out. I’m not ready to write RDZ off after a handful of matches.

Our team are good at football, we’ve dominated the match, we have (as we do) failed to score. I agree with others that RDZ could make changes earlier. (Maybe 2 or 3 changes at a time to unsettle opponents)

We have to stick with the man that Tony’s chosen. He’s got a horrible gig, coz we didn’t want the last guy to go. He’s got to learn the language, get his team in, get everyone settled, get settled himself and he doesn’t get a pre-season to work with the team.

Keep the faith. Tony’s not a mug, we’re going to have to endure more of this before it comes right, but RDZ seems a bright guy who wants to get it right. The boos tonight were understandable out of frustration (I was watching from the sofa - if I’d fought my way out to the Amex midweek I’d be a bit pissed off too) - but the boos are so counterproductive.

We have to bite our tongues a bit and give him the time and space to work things out for himself. The players on the whole haven’t played badly, they deserve our support.
 




maltaseagull

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Feb 25, 2009
13,365
Zabbar- Malta
Is that an argument never to buy a striker? I see it a lot and it makes no sense at all.
My point was spending £30 million of Tony's money doesn't guarantee goals.
We have options like Undav and Ferguson but don't give them time on the pitch.
 












Justice

Dangerous Idiot
Jun 21, 2012
20,699
Born In Shoreham
My point was spending £30 million of Tony's money doesn't guarantee goals.
We have options like Undav and Ferguson but don't give them time on the pitch.
Did you complain when we spent £20m on a LWB? Welbeck looked woeful tonight and he has zero credible competition for his place.
 




Sea Cider

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Dec 27, 2012
554
So, we’re back to a problem that we’ve had under CH, GP and now RDZ. CH never figured it out, it took GP two years to figure it out. I’m not ready to write RDZ off after a handful of matches.

Our team are good at football, we’ve dominated the match, we have (as we do) failed to score. I agree with others that RDZ could make changes earlier. (Maybe 2 or 3 changes at a time to unsettle opponents)

We have to stick with the man that Tony’s chosen. He’s got a horrible gig, coz we didn’t want the last guy to go. He’s got to learn the language, get his team in, get everyone settled, get settled himself and he doesn’t get a pre-season to work with the team.

Keep the faith. Tony’s not a mug, we’re going to have to endure more of this before it comes right, but RDZ seems a bright guy who wants to get it right. The boos tonight were understandable out of frustration (I was watching from the sofa - if I’d fought my way out to the Amex midweek I’d be a bit pissed off too) - but the boos are so counterproductive.

We have to bite our tongues a bit and give him the time and space to work things out for himself. The players on the whole haven’t played badly, they deserve our support.
Great Post, couldn't agree more

It's an incredibly rare (completely unique?) situation that a team in 4th gets their high performing manager poached. Really tough situation to come in to.
 




jessiejames

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Jan 20, 2009
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Brighton, United Kingdom
So, we’re back to a problem that we’ve had under CH, GP and now RDZ. CH never figured it out, it took GP two years to figure it out. I’m not ready to write RDZ off after a handful of matches.

Our team are good at football, we’ve dominated the match, we have (as we do) failed to score. I agree with others that RDZ could make changes earlier. (Maybe 2 or 3 changes at a time to unsettle opponents)

We have to stick with the man that Tony’s chosen. He’s got a horrible gig, coz we didn’t want the last guy to go. He’s got to learn the language, get his team in, get everyone settled, get settled himself and he doesn’t get a pre-season to work with the team.

Keep the faith. Tony’s not a mug, we’re going to have to endure more of this before it comes right, but RDZ seems a bright guy who wants to get it right. The boos tonight were understandable out of frustration (I was watching from the sofa - if I’d fought my way out to the Amex midweek I’d be a bit pissed off too) - but the boos are so counterproductive.

We have to bite our tongues a bit and give him the time and space to work things out for himself. The players on the whole haven’t played badly, they deserve our support.
👏👏👏
 








Dave the OAP

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Jul 5, 2003
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at home
Our shooting is laughable.

veltman, Webster, gross. All decent positions and sky the ball!

that was potterball at it worst one pace, clueless in front of goal.

what is the point in bringing undav on for 8 minutes?
I can’t help feeling we have gone backwards in the last few games.

bring on the WC so we can have a break and sort out this
 




figgis

Active member
Mar 23, 2012
467
Worthing
My point was spending £30 million of Tony's money doesn't guarantee goals.
We have options like Undav and Ferguson but don't give them time on the pitch.
They are shite mate.
 


chickens

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Oct 12, 2022
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If Potter hadn’t of gone- we’d have won that game fact
Ah, but do you mean the Potter that left for Chelsea, or the one that arrived from Swansea?

Chelsea Potter - absolutely agree with you.

Swansea Potter - would be comfortable putting money on the same result RDZ got.
 




figgis

Active member
Mar 23, 2012
467
Worthing
Great Post, couldn't agree more

It's an incredibly rare (completely unique?) situation that a team in 4th gets their high performing manager poached. Really tough situation to come in to.
Mug.
 




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