Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
Probably has a shout for the best professional Brighton player never to play for Brighton
Hmmm how many are on that list though?
Probably has a shout for the best professional Brighton player never to play for Brighton
He has a contract to 2025 apparently.
Broke into the Bayern squad regularly in Feb 21 but has been hampered with 3 separate injuries. Two footed, looks the part but at £12m, we’d be buying a profound sick note.
Oh man, an American on the team would instantly become my favorite player. I could use one good thing to feel good about as an American right about now!
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Yes, I noticed the injuries. He made 34 appearances while on loan, but missed 11 games due to injuries. Bit of a red flag.
Probably has a shout for the best professional Brighton player never to play for Brighton
This Richards might be the next - I dunno - fill in your own name of a legendary defender, but unless he is I'd be disappointed if we moved on Ostigard (though I think he is going anyway, for a decent fee, and good luck to him), Clarke and Van Hecke without them ever kicking a ball for the club.Lots of competition for his signature but you never know.
With the majority/all of Duffy/Clarke/Østigård and maybe even van Hecke moving on, I reckon this is the most likely current rumour signing we have.
I'll follow this rumour with interest.
We need an American on the team as then everyone here would know us.
Also I could enjoy responding to my fellow Brit’s patronizing Americans saying “soccer” to show it is actually an English word
We need an American on the team as then everyone here would know us.
Also I could enjoy responding to my fellow Brit’s patronizing Americans saying “soccer” to show it is actually an English word
Very true. Soccer was an original term because Rugby was also known as football. The term 'Soccer' only fully fell out of favour after the 70s by memory.
It's the same in Australia. The term 'football', I think, applies to Aussie Rules.
Footy is a complicated word in Australia. In some areas it will mean Aussie rules, in some areas it will mean rugby. I found it differed by generation and location, and it was always helpful to clarify what they meant.
Gareth Barry?
We need an American on the team as then everyone here would know us.
Also I could enjoy responding to my fellow Brit’s patronizing Americans saying “soccer” to show it is actually an English word
How many MLS clubs have football in their name?
How many MLS clubs have football in their name?