[Albion] Pritchard

[Rogero]

Football is theatre and every now again we need a villain to boo and he fits the bill. I enjoy booing him.

 

[blue'n'white]

Had to laugh when somebody in Lower West yelled "Fvck off back to Hobbit Town you fvcking hobbit" when he was subbed.

 

[DJ NOBO]

Personally , I wouldn’t mind him signing for us on a season loan. He wasn’t great yesterday but I’ve seen him control games. In the right team, he’d be an asset.

 

[Nixonator]

Shows glimpses but think we would have got the best out of him at the time. We would have stormed the league with him in 16/17.

Now probably a bit part player and would be looking to offload.

 

[Guinness Boy]

Small, ginger, annoying, shit.

The perfect panto villian.

 

[dazzer6666]

Small, ginger, annoying, shit.

The perfect panto villian.

Nailed it. It’s always good to have a focal point for vitriol.

 

[grubbyhands]

Still think he’s quality and would do a good job for us!

Yeah! He could sit on a pile of loose papers on PB's desk to stop them blowing around when someone opened he office door. Tiny, ginger tosser!

 

[nwgull]

Personally , I wouldn’t mind him signing for us on a season loan. He wasn’t great yesterday but I’ve seen him control games. In the right team, he’d be an asset.

Please no. He’s had an absolutely abysmal effect on Huddersfield’s results since he joined last Jan: I make it that they’ve won only 27 points in 44 Premier League games! Further evidence is that Norwich now seem to be flourishing in his absence.

He seems the sort of player whose negative effect on the team is disguised by the occasional bit of flair (the opposite to someone like Dale Stephens). I think we dodged a bullet the day he didn’t turn up to his medical.

 

[Mackenzie]

The schadenfreude for the 5-0 home over Norwich was great. He felt they had a better chance of Premier League ambition, and they could offer more money. He proceeded to prance around the pitch - any time he could get out of Stephens' pocket - and achieve the square root of bugger all. His substitution was the cherry on the cake.

But we're past that now. Or at least we really should be.[/QUOTE

Indeed was a great afternoon and one when many Brighton fans really started to believe. However still don't get booing him even back then. Most footballers are mercenaries and they will take the highest offer going. I had no issue with Murray going to Palace either, he ain't a Brighton fan he's merely an employee. If I was a footballer I wouldn't hesitate to leave a club in order to earn more money.

Yeah, but you’d agree that Zaha is a **** though.

 

[BensGrandad]

He epitomises why Huddersfield are struggling. They have generally bought players that were not good enough for this league ever since they got promoted.

 

[Grombleton]

Small, ginger, annoying, shit.

The perfect panto villian.

Why did we get rid of Ryan Harley again?

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

So short

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looked to me like he is getting shorter..

 

[nwgull]

He epitomises why Huddersfield are struggling. They have generally bought players that were not good enough for this league ever since they got promoted.

I agree with you 100% on this, but I’m sure you wrote on here that you thought we should sign him when he was doing the deal with Huddersfield last January!

 

[nwgull]

The schadenfreude for the 5-0 home over Norwich was great. He felt they had a better chance of Premier League ambition, and they could offer more money. He proceeded to prance around the pitch - any time he could get out of Stephens' pocket - and achieve the square root of bugger all. His substitution was the cherry on the cake.

But we're past that now. Or at least we really should be.

Speak for yourself.

I also boo whenever you’re talking tripe on the radio.

 

[Is it PotG?]

He will no doubt be performing at his correct level next season. ####.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

No good in Huddersfield’s team. Still think he would have been good for us.

Too late now anyway, we have since signed the likes of Davy Propper and Yves Bissouma, very similar players at least as good as Pritchard, if not better.

 

[ac gull]

When all their players arrived and an amble out onto the pitch - he was one of last ones to go back into dressing room as he picked up a match programme and was busy reading a page or two - can only assume was checking what we said about him in the away team write up!!

 

[Dorset Seagull]

Why boo him anyway? He's a professional footballer he will go where the money is. Clearly Norwich offered him more than us who would not take that? He had no affiliation to Brighton so naturally when Norwich offered him more he took it. Always baffles me that football fans can never see that players are just employees they don't (or rarely) are supporters of the club they play for.

I suspect it’s more about the fact it seemed he had already done a deal with us and decided to renege on it. Very ungentlemanly conduct!

 

[Beach Seagull]

I suspect it’s more about the fact it seemed he had already done a deal with us and decided to renege on it. Very ungentlemanly conduct!

Maybe so but money talks. If Norwich offered say 10k a week more over 4 years course he's gonna take it. Being 'gentlemanly' ain't gonna pay the bills when you retire at 35.

 

[Dorset Seagull]

Maybe so but money talks. If Norwich offered say 10k a week more over 4 years course he's gonna take it. Being 'gentlemanly' ain't gonna pay the bills when you retire at 35.

By the same token if you agree a deal and then stiff someone others are likely to be more careful when they deal with you in the future, if they deal with you at all