[Albion] Is anyone else’s mojo on high alert

[Dave the OAP]

If you can’t get excited about what has happened this last week at our club, then wow

this is just incredible. After all the years of bollocks we had, the very few ups and horrendous downs have led us to this and this. Truly a fine time to be alive

 

[Mr Bridger]

As days go in Brightons history, you ain’t gonna beat today.
Until next May

 

[Perry Milkins]

If you can’t get excited about what has happened this last week at our club, then wow

this is just incredible. After all the years of bollocks we had, the very few ups and horrendous downs have led us to this and this. Truly a fine time to be alive View attachment 165871
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But you said you saw Sky reporting on Locatelli signing.

 

[dwayne]

Absolutely buzzing can't quite believe it.

But if castle rip us a new one tomorrow might start to get a bit worried about our prospects this season.

 

[Dave the OAP]

But you said you saw Sky reporting on Locatelli signing.

I did…that would have been a bonus, but hey. f*** him…we have our own Brazilian superstar pedro ready to be uncoiled like an big uncoiling thing

 

[AlbionBro]

My mojo is growing at this very moment. Wonderful times.

 

[trueblue]

As days go in Brightons history, you ain’t gonna beat today.
Until next May

Off the field, planning permission for the stadium. But, otherwise, for sure.

 

[WATFORD zero]

When I walked up the North Stand steps for that first game against Donny, I thought we have made it. A proper team in the Championship with the occasional foray into the Premier, we had achieved all I had ever wanted after 40 odd years

It appears that Tone had different ideas

 

[brighton_tom]

Even though Fati is just a loan, the fact that one of the biggest clubs in the world see us as a good fit to help develop a VERY highly rated player of theirs is just mental. & that the player would even want to come from Barca to us for a season. Bit surreal.

On top of that being drawn in a Europa group with Ajax & Marseille, and having a legitimate chance of making it out of the group just shows how far we've come. Mental.

 

[trueblue]

Even though Fati is just a loan, the fact that one of the biggest clubs in the world see us as a good fit to help develop a VERY highly rated player of theirs is just mental. & that the player would even want to come from Barca to us for a season. Bit surreal.

On top of that being drawn in a Europa group with Ajax & Marseille, and having a legitimate chance of making it out of the group just shows how far we've come. Mental.

It's nice to have Barcelona as a feeder club

 

[el punal]

When I first started watching the Albion back in 1965 we were typical third division make weights. Not good enough to be promoted, not bad enough to get relegated. For near on seven years it was humdrum football with the odd big win and one big FA Cup tie (Chelsea 1967) to savour. How, then, would I have felt knowing that Brighton would beat Chelsea twice, Liverpool twice, Arsenal twice, Man Utd twice all in one season, and, finish sixth in the top flight and qualify for European football?

The answer would have been a polite version of you’re talking bollocks. Well the bollocks have come true and I’m enjoying every single second of it. Long may it continue!

 

[attila]

It is even better than I thought it could be 27 years ago, and I always knew that with our fans and our community we'd be OK.

 

[banjo]

From this to……

This.

 

[DJ NOBO]

Will wait and see whether Fati actually delivers on the pitch, given his injury record.
Hopefully he’s still good and Barca have let him go because they’ve now got an even shinier prodigy.

Can‘t argue with Ajax v Brighton though. They are historically one of the greats of European football.
It is mind boggling and that game is one I would have never have thought possible until very recently.

 

[WATFORD zero]

It is even better than I thought it could be 27 years ago, and I always knew that with our fans and our community we'd be OK.

OK ? I know it doesn't scan and isn't even blank verse, but we really are f***ing brilliant now

 

[trueblue]

Will wait and see whether Fati actually delivers on the pitch, given his injury record.
Hopefully he’s still good and Barca have let him go because they’ve now got an even shinier prodigy.

Can‘t argue with Ajax v Brighton though. They are historically one of the greats of European football.
It is mind boggling and that game is one I would have never have thought possible until very recently.

I think someone who was even a bit part player for Barca in 50 games last season will be ok for us. Wonderful times.

 

[Coldeanseagull]

When I walked up the North Stand steps for that first game against Donny, I thought we have made it. A proper team in the Championship with the occasional foray into the Premier, we had achieved all I had ever wanted after 40 odd years

It appears that Tone had different ideas

Ah, I remember Donny game with a tear in my eye.
Of course, it could have been the puffing and wheezing walking up to the upper west

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

It's all gone a bit bonkers hasn't it

 

[The Oldman]

Oh I wish I was 10 years younger. Those away matches are so enticing but My legs and hips will not make it. But hey ho under the lights at the Amex on a Thursday night, I will be there. What times we live in.

 

[Herne Hill Seagull]

Even if Ansu Fati doesn't set the world alight here, the fact that a player of that profile will join us, from Barce-bloody-lona, on the same day we're drawn in that group in Europe. I'm struggling to get my head round it a bit. I was standing to the left of the goal as we looked at Hereford, so somwhere, I'm in that pic above, of Reinelt and Storer at that absolutely piivotal moment in our history. To think then that we could ever be where we are now... well, it would have been quite literally laughable.