Cucurella currently bottom, surely ? He got crucified throughout and then had the walk of shame in front the NS after he was subbed out his Solly-induced misery.
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[Albion] Was it right to clap Macca yesterday?
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scooter1
How soon is now?
His marking in the 6 yard box helped with the second goal too. Looking at the replay, he was nearest to Dunk when he stepped forward and put it away
Zamora did pretty well, as did Sidwell. Croft may not have set the world on fire but he's obviously appreciated for his coaching abilities. Macca could see out his Liverpool contract and still be in his 20s, we may well be a decent option for him as a place to finish his career
London Irish
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I was surprised he didn't get a single boo, not even a few good natured panto ones! But don't begrudge him his lovefest
Mustafa II
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Yep.
Out of all the players that have left recently, I would say he is most likely to come back here one day.
Out of all the players that have left recently, I would say he is most likely to come back here one day.
Live by the sea
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- Oct 21, 2016
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I did and it was right in my opinion . Left for a bigger global club for a lot more money but left in the right way with dignity .
GoingUp
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Nothing wrong with clapping him, after all he clapped us and gave us an assist.
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Yes. Next?
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
To me he'll always be a legend. Yes we've other great and possibly greater players but to have our midfielder creating chances and scoring goals and then lifting the greatest prize in world football, well that gave me the equivalent of the 'ready brek glow' for ages. I will always love the bloke.A very good player who did give his all, who won the world cup whilst with us and was modest and appreciative of the help we game him, well worth a clap
But legend ? On a pitch that had Dunk, Solly and Pascal ? Not for me
Ali Mac was one of the good guys who really got us as a club, he clearly loved his time here and when the time was right for him to move on he did it in the right way after giving us everything. But there's no way I'm extending the same courtesy to the likes of Caicedo and Sanchez when they rock up.
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I don’t get the hostility towards Caicedo. He signed a contract extension in February which he didn’t have to and that assisted the club when taking Chelsea’s pants down for £115 million.
Personally I enjoyed the moment and was fortunate to be there to say thank you
Crawley Dingo
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- Mar 31, 2022
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This thread reads like a "Mills and Boon" Romantic fiction story......
Jaxie
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Yep. Won the World Cup while a Brighton player. Always put the effort in while here and never less than a 7. Didn’t act like a prat after the WC win ie. trying to force a move in January. Visibly upset to be leaving. Let’s be honest how many people believed he’d be here this season?
I don’t think it’s “small club mentality” to acknowledge we are not the same level as Liverpool/Man United/Man City for attracting the best players.
Personally I’m glad we got to see him here and he’s done enough to earn our respect.
I don’t think it’s “small club mentality” to acknowledge we are not the same level as Liverpool/Man United/Man City for attracting the best players.
Personally I’m glad we got to see him here and he’s done enough to earn our respect.
aolstudios
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After, yes.
Before, absolutely not.
Why would we encourage an opposition player, pre game?
Before, absolutely not.
Why would we encourage an opposition player, pre game?
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
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He did help with both our goals
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Typical plumber
nicko31
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Loved him even more when he gifted us the first goal