Is that the longest we've held on to a lead this season/this year/since Potter took over?
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[Albion] Leeds United vs Brighton & Hove Albion *** Official Match Thread ***
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I think so. Potter made a call that I think was needed in changing keeper. Not that Ryan was terrible, but just didnt command the box. That then affects the entire defence and might be the cause of the set piece defending problem. If he has has fixed that then we will be ok. It's just vital to have a keeper and defence on the same page. A decent keeper wins so many points over a season.
Johnny RoastBeef
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Probably mentioned before but today's highlights for me were Webster and White's marauding run and shots.
Taking matters into their own hands.
Taking matters into their own hands.
Kosh
'The' Yaztromo
Scorching beauty.
Flawless, on every level.
Rock on.
Flawless, on every level.
Rock on.
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
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Potter IN this week?
Wouldn’t swap what we’ve seen in the last 2 seasons for the last few months of Chris’ tenure in a million years. It was awful to watch. It’s been hugely frustrating, but least we’ve had intent and it’s obvious we have a clear longer term plan (particularly if you watch any U23 games where the style of play is identical). Even if it’s not always enjoyable most of us accept we’re at a point in that plan, not at the end game or anywhere close yet.
Does that mean I’ve enjoyed it more ? No, most enjoyable season for me was the Championship promotion season.
All about evolution.
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
A very welcome three points.
I’ve watched Leeds a fair bit this season and I thought that we nullified them really well, although it felt like we were holding on a bit at the end. MacAllister had another good game, especially defensively, which is promising and those marauding runs from Webster and White were joyous.
A great result and a very happy family of Brighton fans here in Wales.
I’ve watched Leeds a fair bit this season and I thought that we nullified them really well, although it felt like we were holding on a bit at the end. MacAllister had another good game, especially defensively, which is promising and those marauding runs from Webster and White were joyous.
A great result and a very happy family of Brighton fans here in Wales.
Sompting_Seagull
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I'll never call him 'Agent White' again...he's proven his allegiance today.
rogersix
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teams do tend to be above you when you're 17th
A very welcome three points.
I’ve watched Leeds a fair bit this season and I thought that we nullified them really well, although it felt like we were holding on a bit at the end. MacAllister had another good game, especially defensively, which is promising and those marauding runs from Webster and White were joyous.
A great result and a very happy family of Brighton fans here in Wales.
I think you’re right, we were hanging on in the end, but, after 3 games in 7 days, one of which went to 120 minutes, on 2 of the heaviest/worst pitches we’ve played Bon in ages not just this season, I thought we were tremendous.
JC Footy Genius
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- Jun 9, 2015
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Hanging on? That suggests Leeds were battering us in the last part of the match whereas we coped relatively comfortably. Agree great result and clinical performance though [emoji106]
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Leeds United vs Brighton & Hove Albion *** Official Match Thread ***
You’re in right that they didn’t carve out any huge chances. But we were definitely under some pressure in the last 20.
I mean, it’s fair enough, they were losing at home.. it’d to be expected they’d go for it.
I think overcoming that, plus the psychological issue we had to overcome (not being able to keep a lead) shouldn’t be under estimated.
You’re in right that they didn’t carve out any huge chances. But we were definitely under some pressure in the last 20.
I mean, it’s fair enough, they were losing at home.. it’d to be expected they’d go for it.
I think overcoming that, plus the psychological issue we had to overcome (not being able to keep a lead) shouldn’t be under estimated.
JC Footy Genius
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- Jun 9, 2015
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You would expect some pressure when winning 1-0 away in the last part of the game but suggesting we were hanging on is way OTT. Completely agree seeing out the game, holding on to a lead and securing a deserved win makes a welcome change [emoji106]
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Greg Bobkin
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Support the team - including the manager - then!Don't be a ****, we are all Brighton supporters and I for one will be enjoying tonight, you really are a ****.
SimpKingpin
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I've been watching this goal all day, over and over again.
I love the build up. It's so direct, fast, yet beautifully crafted.
I really do like Ben White in (holding) midfield finding those forward passes, with urgency.
But the "main man" is Mac Allister. So smart.
What. A. Goal.
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I love the build up. It's so direct, fast, yet beautifully crafted.
I really do like Ben White in (holding) midfield finding those forward passes, with urgency.
But the "main man" is Mac Allister. So smart.
What. A. Goal.
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neilbard
Hedging up
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BBassic
I changed this.
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I've been watching this goal all day, over and over again.
I love the build up. It's so direct, fast, yet beautifully crafted.
I really do like Ben White in (holding) midfield finding those forward passes, with urgency.
But the "main man" is Mac Allister. So smart.
What. A. Goal.
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That little touch from Gross is sublime.