TottonSeagull
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Warum magst du Pascal nicht? Der Torhüter übertraf ihn.
Pascal ist zu langsam und es gibt jetzt viel bessere Optionen
Warum magst du Pascal nicht? Der Torhüter übertraf ihn.
And WTF was he allowed to take the penalty - i think thats 3 out of 4 hes missed now. Surely Maupays confidence is high at the moment so either him or Trossard should be taking them?
Veltman at times was marking 3 pacey players, Gross bless him is slower than ever. Our one achilles heel in the first half.
Lamptey/Veltman makes so much sense.
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Pascal ist zu langsam und es gibt jetzt viel bessere Optionen
Probably most of Europe, 64 million in the uk as opposed to 84 in Germany and considering they have won the Bundesliga four times, and European Cup winner Cup, pretty safe to say if you take your rose tinted goggles off, they do.
oh yes it is, he maybe happy to take a pay cut to be closer to home and family, money is not everything to some people and players. remember he was here during the worst of Covid, far from home, plenty of time to re evaluate life and family, don't ya think.
Pascal ist zu langsam und es gibt jetzt viel bessere Optionen
I thought he was a bit rusty but ok. Plays better with a run of games
Penalty was shit though. Who was our last decent pen taker?
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Pascal ist zu langsam und es gibt jetzt viel bessere Optionen
Sprechen zie English?
Brighton star tipped to become ‘great asset’ for club as agent holds exit talks:
https://www.teamtalk.com/brighton/pascal-gross-tipped-great-asset-club-agent-exit-talks
'The Seagulls are yet to enter contract talks with their player, although this update could force them into action. Gross has made over 150 appearances for the club, helping them to stay in the top flight in four straight seasons.'Brighton star tipped to become ‘great asset’ for club as agent holds exit talks:
https://www.teamtalk.com/brighton/pascal-gross-tipped-great-asset-club-agent-exit-talks
Brighton star tipped to become ‘great asset’ for club as agent holds exit talks:
https://www.teamtalk.com/brighton/pascal-gross-tipped-great-asset-club-agent-exit-talks
interesting in that article they are suggesting Bissouma is only on 29k a week..seems rather cheap compared to welbeck and llalana on nearly double that
Not gleeful at all. He is now being replaced more and more by younger (and faster) players. He has been a brilliant signing for us - so much so that I doubt we'd have survived the first couple of seasons without him and Propper - but I think it's time for a change now. The future is Moder, Mac, Mwepu, etc.Why a the dramatics over what is the natural churn of a football teams playing staff?
Give or take a couple of months the club has managed Groß 5 years worth of contracts absolutely spot on.
As someone else said we don't get to Moder and Jocko via Bis, without Groß et el.
No point asking for some respect while a few vultures circle.
I'm so pleased Pascal is/was part of our club.
The thought of being gleeful now is crass in the extreme.
I have no idea why he was on penalty duty.
'The Seagulls are yet to enter contract talks with their player, although this update could force them into action. Gross has made over 150 appearances for the club, helping them to stay in the top flight in four straight seasons.'
Yep, he's off. Auf wiedersehen, Pascal.
For once I agree with the Swedish oddball that there's no need to stick the boot in (I was sat in East Lower last night, if anyone's interested). He missed a penalty - it happens - and he didn't have the best game - also happens. He's never been the quickest and he's probably lost a yard of 'pace', but he was brought in to the starting 11 to do a job purely because of a depleated squad. He was a few centimeters away from an assist, too.
WTF is all this "sticking the boot in" BS that keeps getting posted?
I read the posts. The majority say the same thing:
1. He's been brilliant servant for the club and a major factor in us keeping our PL status in the first couple of seasons.
2. The team and club are evolving and we have some fantastic, sharp and younger midfield talent coming thru (or already here).
3. Pascal never did have much pace (a video last year he was voted the slowest player by his team mates) but he's lost even pace more than he had and the Palarse game highlighted this.
I don't see this as sticking the boot in. It's a fact that clubs evolve, players don't get younger and they have to move on.
Otherwise we'd have Muzza and Zamora up top and even BW2 and GB would be happy.