[Albion] We are totally embarrassing away from home...

[stss30]

Playing a side with one of the worst home records around and we're making them look like ****ing Brazil. FFS how many times have we experienced this, surely Chris will begin to realize this negative approach causes no threat and invites teams onto us, although you would have thought he would have realized that a long time ago. Deary me. CM looks a big worry also in this first half with Bissouma and Propper passing the ball to Southampton on most occasions, lets hope Gross is back soon eh?

 

[Stat Brother]

In fairness I've been totally embarrassing in my own home, as well

 

[sir albion]

Hooten still won't change at half time.....

 

[El Turi]

Absolutely baffling that Hughton plays the same way away from home week in week out when it clearly doesn’t work.

 

[Stephen Seagull]

The worst 45 minutes I’ve seen us play in a long time (since Withdean). We’re lucky Southampton are shite, we will be in serious trouble if we play like this against a decent team.

 

[Deleted member 2719]

Absolutely baffling that Hughton plays the same way away from home week in week out when it clearly doesn’t work.

He is hard-wired to defend, but away from home, you can time's that by 3.

 

[durrington gull]

Woeful

 

[Steve Foster]

Dire, woeful, embarrassing, useless ..... all words that describe Hughtons away tactics

 

[Charlies Shinpad]

Shame we can't have 7 subs


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[stss30]

Absolutely baffling that Hughton plays the same way away from home week in week out when it clearly doesn’t work.

I don't mind playing a bit backs to the wall against the likes of Liverpool and Man City, especially away from home. But when you're up against a shaky Southampton team and give them the freedom of the pitch whilst not committing any men forward or causing any threat it does make you wonder what on earth we are doing. I feel for the fans who have made the journey on a weekday evening for this dross.

 

[El Turi]

I don't mind playing a bit backs to the wall against the likes of Liverpool and Man City, especially away from home. But when you're up against a shaky Southampton team and give them the freedom of the pitch whilst not committing any men forward or causing any threat it does make you wonder what on earth we are doing. I feel for the fans who have made the journey on a weekday evening for this dross.

Exactly. We’ve played a lot of teams low on confidence in front of their home fans since we’ve got promoted and by sitting back it lets them grow into the game and get their fans back on side. Also, you can sit deep at this level because all teams have good enough players to break you down.

 

[Invicta]

Pitiful effort to date

 

[timbha]

Bong, Stephens, Propper and Bissouma need to up their game considerably in the 2nd half.

 

[Surrey Phil]

Not sure what is more negative. Our performance so far, that dreadful green strip or the commentators/pundits constantly spouting on with negative stats about us. Things can only get better tonight - can’t they?

 

[Charlies Shinpad]

We need to match there formation and play 2 up front
Proper and Bissouma don't know where the other one is playing
So sacrifice one of them and stretch there Centre Backs a bit

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[bobbyc]

This is actually embarrassing to have to sit through

 

[stss30]

We need to match there formation and play 2 up front
Proper and Bissouma don't know where the other one is playing
So sacrifice one of them and stretch there Centre Backs a bit

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You are living in dreamland I'm afraid, Chris will wait until the 70th minute and then bring on Locadia for March, who will still play on the wing.

 

[shingle]

Chris Sutton tearing us a new on on 5 live.

Powder puff Brighton
Pathetic Brighton

 

[Stat Brother]

Just like last year the season comes to an end after beating Utd.

 

[lizard]

Training drill...
We have the ball out on the wing, should we cross it? No, let's work it back to Ryan so we can reform our shape in our own half before passing it back to the opposition.