[Albion] Newcastle United vs Brighton & Hove Albion *** Official Match Thread ***

[nickjhs]

How is Ballarat? Had a few nights there about 6 years ago, really liked it.

Was on a car tour from Melbourne-Blue Mountains-Sydney-Hunter Valley-Brisbane, and all places in between..

A very enjoyable three weeks.

Just saw this hanging in the middle of the match thread, are you asking me?

 

[nickjhs]

Fair play to Trossard by the way. He has looked so good since lockdown. So consistent and such a threat.

Yep, looks back to where he was in his first games for us before he got injured.

 

[sydney]

No the injury now not relevant. But if you challenge for a ball, at head height and miss the ball and catch the player in the face you are being the definition of dangerous. That runs the risk of getting a straight red.

was a shame as he had a great game , bit of a brain fart i'd say ...........said on the box that Friend was told to review the yellow by Lee Probert on VAR .....it did look bad in slow mo...just our luck , hope it doesn't effect his confidence as he's turning into a bloody fantastic acquisition.

 

[B-right-on]

Most successful teams actually make very few changes and hopefully we can get a regular settled side that can play most weeks (baring the odd tweak here and there).

This. I don't think we've started a game under Potter yet with the same team 2 games in a row. And it's a few changes each time, not just 1.

Possibly part of his philosophy, but I'd agree with a more consistent starting XI would be better imo. But I'm not going to second guess GPott and his philosophy.

Just going to sit back and watch Barcelona, sorry, Brighton.

 

[Juan Albion]

Just going to sit back and watch Barcelona, sorry, Brighton.

I'd rather watch Brighton than Barcelona anyway. At least we've won a game this season.