[Albion] Garth Crooks (made-up) Team of the Week 2023/24

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Perry's Tracksuit Bottoms

King of Sussex
Oct 3, 2003
1,452
Lost
This article from 2017 suggests he's paid by an independent production company, as he's not on the published BBC salary list:


And the 2023 list doesn't include him


Or he earns less than £178,000, which I suspect is much more likely.
 




FatSuperman

Well-known member
Feb 25, 2016
2,921
I'd be very disappointed if he doesn’t include Mason Holgate in the 11.
If he'd scored he would be in there regardless of anything else. He could have scored, then got sent off for a horror tackle, following that up by punching Chris WIlder in the gut as he walked past, before stealing his sandwich and launching it at the fourth official. Garth would still put him in the team.
 




Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo

I believe in Joe Hendry
Oct 4, 2003
12,055
I think Adringa will scrape in because he was in thewinning Ivory Coast team but no other Brighton player
He’ll get into the team, there will be 3 lines about him winning the AFCON, no mention of his 2 goals yesterday. There will then be 3 paragraphs about how rubbish Sheffield United are and the Holgate sending off.
 






Greg Bobkin

Silver Seagull
May 22, 2012
16,026
He’ll get into the team, there will be 3 lines about him winning the AFCON, no mention of his 2 goals yesterday. There will then be 3 paragraphs about how rubbish Sheffield United are and the Holgate sending off.
And Tom Davies' haircut.
 








B-right-on

Living the dream
Apr 23, 2015
6,722
Shoreham Beaaaach
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Lewis Dunk (Brighton & Hove Albion): It was Dunk's header across the face of the Sheffield United box that created Brighton's first goal and opened the floodgates as they won 5-0. Brighton were rampant, and clearly in no mood to repeat the performance they turned in against Luton Town, where they lost 4-0 to another team fighting relegation.

Sheffield United admittedly weren't helped by Mason Holgate's early red card for his tackle on Kaoru Mitoma, but the defender got what he deserved. If players are behaving like this in matches, it will have been spotted in training and it needs to stop.

It's no use the coaching staff telling the viewing public in post-match interviews that it's over zealousness or the player "will learn from this". The coaching staff are the teachers - and when players step out of line like that, then they have to bear some of that responsibility. Sheffield United have a rich history and a reputation to protect - and it should be protected.

You've just got to laugh at the predictablity of the old so and so. Clearly just saw the highlights and post match interviews.
 






























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