This may already have been posted from Sky Sports... in which case, I'm repeating it:
Brighton chairman Dick Knight says that he will hand manager Mark McGhee money to buy a new striker in January.
The Seagulls are languishing in the bottom three in The Championship having won only two games all season.
Albion have been the draw specialists of the division with 13 games ending all-square, and Knight says that a lack of firepower up front has cost them.
Knight says the club need a big target man to help them climb out of the drop zone, and will make funds available for McGhee to enter the transfer market.
"We've got ideas. We have a little bit of money, we just need to find the right person," said Knight, who wants a player similar to Tottenham's Grzegorz Rasiak.
"I watched a reserve match the other night and saw Rasiak. He's not in our league but if we could find a player like him we'd be right in there.
"We need a player to turn the 13 draws into six wins - and then we'd be in the top half."
Brighton chairman Dick Knight says that he will hand manager Mark McGhee money to buy a new striker in January.
The Seagulls are languishing in the bottom three in The Championship having won only two games all season.
Albion have been the draw specialists of the division with 13 games ending all-square, and Knight says that a lack of firepower up front has cost them.
Knight says the club need a big target man to help them climb out of the drop zone, and will make funds available for McGhee to enter the transfer market.
"We've got ideas. We have a little bit of money, we just need to find the right person," said Knight, who wants a player similar to Tottenham's Grzegorz Rasiak.
"I watched a reserve match the other night and saw Rasiak. He's not in our league but if we could find a player like him we'd be right in there.
"We need a player to turn the 13 draws into six wins - and then we'd be in the top half."