Official Match Day ****Brighton & Hove Albion v Leeds United***

[brightn'ove]

Less possession.
Less shots.
Less corners.

Odd game this football ain't it.

We contained them in the second half, think they had 1 shot on target.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Less possession.
Less shots.
Less corners.

Odd game this football ain't it.

So technically we can put this down as a loss.

 

[larus]

Not really. We absolutely destroyed them and didn't give a shit for the rest of the game.

Not disputing that. It's just that stats which are quoted don't tell the story.

Look at our stats under Poyet at time (possession), yet it could be stale football.

 

[Frutos]

6 points between us and 5th place now - that's nice cushion to look upwards from.

 

[KZNSeagull]

That'll do. Not a bad result

 

[Marxo]

Well that was a nice easy evening, 4-0 is our new alternate 'struggle to hold on to a lead' mode. I love it!

 

[larus]

So technically we can put this down as a loss.

On the judges cards, it's a points decision to Leeds

 

[nwgull]

Very quiet on sky, half the ground has left too by the looks of it

I thought that. It must depend where they out the microphones.

 

[sams dad]

 

[KZNSeagull]

Just realised. We have destroyed the opposition whilst live on the telly. Bodes well.

 

[WhingForPresident]

Once again, we've smashed a team without even getting out of third gear and never looked in danger. We look so disciplined and up for it at the moment; who knows what is still to come from this side.

Oh and it's now Won 11 drawn 5 lost 0 on the games Hemed and Baldock have started up top together front.

 

[Invicta]

Fantastic result and plenty in the tank for Saturday

 

[TWOCHOICEStom]

Wurzel sucking up to CH as soon as he turns up. Not a good word to say until he was standing next to him. Coward.

 

[clapham_gull]

Hello Chris

 

[Driver8]

Has Cellino gone home yet?

Would appear that he did!

 

[Ned]

Just realised. We have destroyed the opposition whilst live on the telly. Bodes well.

I believe we have not lost on Feb 29th for 108 years.

P.S. What no interview with Fatty Pie eater?

 

[clapham_gull]

I believe we have not lost on Feb 29th for 108 years.

P.S. What no interview with Fatty Pie eater?

Hasn't left the dressing room - which may (in part) account for Chris Hughton appearing mid Wurzel interview like Eamonn Andrews.

 

[saafend_seagull]

Wurzel sucking up to CH as soon as he turns up. Not a good word to say until he was standing next to him. Coward.

Holloway probably the most complimentary person about us each time we play on sky.

 

[SeagullofMalaysia]

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Brighton boss Chris Hughton is braced for a fearless approach from visitors Leeds when the two teams meet on Monday, despite their contrasting fortunes in the Sky Bet Championship.
While Leeds are down in 17th and last won a league game on January 23, fourth-placed Brighton are just four points behind second-placed Hull and go into the match on the back of a 4-0 triumph over Bristol City.

Hughton's side will be keen for all three points in Monday night's televised clash, especially with fellow promotion hopefuls Middlesbrough, Hull, and table-toppers Burnley all in decent form.
Nevertheless, Hughton will not be underestimating a Leeds side that held Middlesbrough to a goalless draw and told the official Seagulls' club website: "They can come here without so much fear, but they will do that anyway.
"They've got some good young talent in the side and sometimes we talk about young players feeling nervous, but they generally play without fear and enjoy it."
Hughton, who will hope to have defenders Bruno and Gaetan Bong back in contention, added: "Generally their games are quite tight and close, but we're at home and the points for where we are in the league are very valuable."
Meanwhile, Leeds manager Steve Evans is adamant his side do not have a trench mentality going into Monday night, with Liam Bridcutt set to return against his former club having missed the 1-1 draw with Fulham due to personal reasons.
Evans, who is still without injured striker Chris Wood, told the official Leeds United club website: "We've got to believe we can go there and win - we're going there to try and win.
"We're not going to go there and put 11 men behind the ball. The Amex is a wonderful stadium and they've got some fantastic supporters - there'll be a big crowd there on Monday night.
"But the Leeds United fans will be heard and they get even louder when we're winning, like we've seen at Bolton and other places this season. We need them right behind us."

TEAM NEWS

Brighton will hope to have defenders Bruno (hamstring) and Gaetan Bong (thigh) back in contention.

Otherwise, boss Chris Hughton has no new injury or suspension worries.

Leeds midfielder Liam Bridcutt is set to return against his former club having missed the 1-1 draw with Fulham due to personal reasons.

Striker Chris Wood (hamstring) remains sidelined, while centre-back Giuseppe Bellusci serves the second game of a two-match ban.

MATCH FACTS

Brighton are unbeaten in four at home to Leeds, winning two (D2).
Leeds haven't lost three consecutive away games against Brighton since March 1984.
The Seagulls scored four goals against Bristol City last time out, which was the first time they have scored more than three goals in a league game since February 2015 (against Birmingham City).
Leeds, on the other hand, have scored just four goals in their past seven Championship fixtures.
All of Brighton's past six league goals have been scored by different players.
Lewis Cook scored his first league goal for Leeds in midweek, on what was his 66th appearance for the club.

Keep this layout please

 

[GT49er]

See before - good picture, no freezing, and three goals.....
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Yes, that was excellent - cheers!