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[Albion] Our Chris Loses The Plot- 2018/19 Edition
- Thread starter Eeyore
- Start date
- Oct 17, 2008
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Definitely ‘****ing corner’ in there
I think it's 'something something in the ****ing cornaaaah'!
Muzza defend the ****ing corner
- Oct 17, 2008
- 14,410
Isn’t it “ I don’t care if the games finished, you go back out there and wave to the fans”
thedonkeycentrehalf
Moved back to wear the gloves (again)
- Jul 7, 2003
- 9,331
Saw him blatantly kicking water bottles around the technical area yesterday. Big fine and ban imminent.
TheJasperCo
Well-known member
Good grief Hughton, restrain yourself! There's children listening for crying out loud.
Deportivo Seagull
I should coco
I think it’s ‘ Muzza, I want his ****ing head and I want it now’
Brightonfan1983
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Get a load of our manager bigging it up, utter embarrassment. Has he no shame? He's practically saying though doesn't actually, that we're Champions League material already - he needs a big dose of humility washed down with some level-headedness.
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...in-against-everton-proves-progress?CMP=twt_gu
Chris Hughton marks four years in charge of Brighton on Monday and, while he has never been one to luxuriate too fondly in his successes, could be excused a note of satisfaction. Saturday’s 1-0 win over Everton ensured they will end 2018 as the Premier League’s 13th-placed team, a victory away from reaching the top half, and the contrast with the situation he inherited is stark.
“If you said to me when I took the job that we’d be where we are now, I’m not sure I’d believe it,” Hughton said. Brighton were 21st in the Championship when he succeeded Sami Hyppia. They had won four times all season; Hughton, who had been harshly sacked by Norwich earlier in 2014, kept them up and then guided them to promotion two seasons later.
It says everything for their progress that scalps like Everton raise few eyebrows now and Hughton believes his task is to manoeuvre Brighton steadily into a position from which they have minimal need to look over their shoulders.
“I walked into a club where, from day one, I’ve had great support,” he said. “It’s impossible to do any kind of decent job without having that good support behind you.
“It is certainly a good job done well by everyone but we are still trying to develop and, if we start thinking we are better than we are, there are too many good teams that can spoil it. But overall I have to be delighted. The ambition was to get into the Premier League and of course the ambition now is to stay there. At the moment we are doing OK.”
Brighton sit 10 points clear of the relegation zone and this season is, so far, an improvement on a 2017-18 campaign in which they cleared the drop by seven. Yet Hughton remains circumspect and prefers to be mindful that clubs of their size tend to have a natural ceiling.
“We’re at a level where we can’t really afford to look upwards,” he said. “It would be nice at some stage to be thinking differently but in our progression I still think we need to [look at it] that way.
“You want to continue making progress but I am very, very conscious of how difficult it is and the level of club we are. For any club at a level like ours that has had a huge leap, at some stage they’ll level off and find it difficult. All I hope is that, as a club and a team, we can continue to make progress and see where that takes us.”
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...in-against-everton-proves-progress?CMP=twt_gu
Chris Hughton marks four years in charge of Brighton on Monday and, while he has never been one to luxuriate too fondly in his successes, could be excused a note of satisfaction. Saturday’s 1-0 win over Everton ensured they will end 2018 as the Premier League’s 13th-placed team, a victory away from reaching the top half, and the contrast with the situation he inherited is stark.
“If you said to me when I took the job that we’d be where we are now, I’m not sure I’d believe it,” Hughton said. Brighton were 21st in the Championship when he succeeded Sami Hyppia. They had won four times all season; Hughton, who had been harshly sacked by Norwich earlier in 2014, kept them up and then guided them to promotion two seasons later.
It says everything for their progress that scalps like Everton raise few eyebrows now and Hughton believes his task is to manoeuvre Brighton steadily into a position from which they have minimal need to look over their shoulders.
“I walked into a club where, from day one, I’ve had great support,” he said. “It’s impossible to do any kind of decent job without having that good support behind you.
“It is certainly a good job done well by everyone but we are still trying to develop and, if we start thinking we are better than we are, there are too many good teams that can spoil it. But overall I have to be delighted. The ambition was to get into the Premier League and of course the ambition now is to stay there. At the moment we are doing OK.”
Brighton sit 10 points clear of the relegation zone and this season is, so far, an improvement on a 2017-18 campaign in which they cleared the drop by seven. Yet Hughton remains circumspect and prefers to be mindful that clubs of their size tend to have a natural ceiling.
“We’re at a level where we can’t really afford to look upwards,” he said. “It would be nice at some stage to be thinking differently but in our progression I still think we need to [look at it] that way.
“You want to continue making progress but I am very, very conscious of how difficult it is and the level of club we are. For any club at a level like ours that has had a huge leap, at some stage they’ll level off and find it difficult. All I hope is that, as a club and a team, we can continue to make progress and see where that takes us.”
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Brightonfan1983
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Yes but you have to turn off Google's 'safe filters'.
I'm amazed no-one removed the bottles from being so close to CH - leaving them lying around was just asking for trouble. This needs to be looked into, someone needs to be appointed to protect him from himself.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
I believe in Joe Hendry
- Oct 4, 2003
- 12,043
Yes, the Army now use the footage to desensitise soldiers to the horror of war.
“Look at me”
Knocky's Nose
Mon nez est retiré.
dadams2k11
ID10T Error
It's not right and its not fair. How dare he jeopardise our place in this league. If he carries on with all his antics there WILL be a points deduction.
Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
- 9,522
Had a poke through the Sky features on us and found one with CH talking about his heroes. Number 1 was Ali - no surprise there then. One of these days, that fistpump will turn into an uppercut with him floating like a butterfly. Massive deduction incoming.
Jack Straw
I look nothing like him!
Go ahead, make my day.
