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Exactly. More trolling from @dwayne Saudi clubs have more money than anyone but are only really attracting the likes of Gerrard because it's such a horrible place to live. They've always had to attract ex pats with huge, tax free salaries. You don't get those here, but you also don't get your...

Well it's not. It helped us win that massive trophy for finishing top of the making a profit league. :ascarf: :rave:

They went one up very early thanks to an individual howler from Dunk who was way out of position and hung his leg out like an under 8. Our philosophy throughout his tenure was to try to win games and sometimes we got picked off on the break. The opposite was true against Palace where we won the...

Chelsea's players seemed bewildered by him. The bloke played Raheem Sterling at wingback!

Depends what you mean by 'current team'. Is it the side that started the season where only one of Joao Pedro or Enciso could find a spot at 10 and the only fill in was Milner, or the team that finished the season: Steele Moder Webster Igor Barco Baleba Gross Adingra Lallana Pedro Welbeck...

He's not that popular here either. Despite being a Brightonian he's never played for the club and has set up a competing Academy here and employed Charlie Oatway in an organisation that was working in the same space as BHAFC Foundation. I'm not saying Bloom wouldn't, but when you add in that...

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An excellent suggestion, completely in line with the retrograde nature of such an appointment. I’d go further and stick Muzza back up front, find out what Dale Stephens is up to and even consider digging up Charlie Webb.

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As you know, at its best it's a force for good. I'm inclined to agree the last few days have been awful on here for various reasons. I don't suppose it'll get better until we appoint someone, at which point we can get back to scoring cheap points over Brexit and posting stupid transfer rumours...

The OP is 100% Swansman and was sussed within about five posts.

This is more like it.

An awful lot in that list also happened in ONE game - Bournemouth away. The immediate reaction De Zerbi got from that game was to then beat Villa (who we'd always struggled with) 1-0 and take a creditable point away at Newcastle, both with slight tweaks to our style of play. Ups and downs in...

Both would have got plenty of starts under De Zerbi and Colwill would have done well in the left back / LCB role that Igor was exposed in. This season, with no Europe and Barco signed, you'd admittedly have to choose between them and I'd be happy with either.

I'd rather have one Colwill than two Igors.

This and the fact that if he does well he'll be straight off again. So the most we can hope for is treading water, some nice xG and a player or two sold for a profit unless we want to go through all this again in less than a year. Meanwhile, Palace under Glasner.....

That's what I meant, Brighton would now be a step down. Would have had to have found him earlier in his career.

He went to an easy life in the Monkey Tennis League for a reason.

Amorim would be my number one choice here but, as I've said on a couple of other threads, we've missed the boat there and Sporting is by far the better gig for him. Could well end up at a big six Premier League club at some point. Liverpool if Slot doesn't work or Spurs if they tire of Ange.