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Molineux Mix...the WWFC main fans' forum makes for entertaining reading. The latest is the "Will we or won't we sign Rui Patricio for £18 million or get him on a free transfer?" saga:)

Compare the stats. Newly-promoted Burnley.... 2016/17: Played 38 Points 40 GF 39 GA 55....16th place. 2nd season after promotion 2017/18: Played 38 Points 54 GF 36 GA 39......7th place. Newly-promoted Brighton... 2017/18: Played 38 Points 40 GF 34 GA 54....15th place. 2nd season after...

With 3 games to play, a couple of good results could see the Seagulls finish top of the Best Against The Big Six League. 1 Watford.........Played 11...Won... 2 Drawn...2 Lost.. 7...GD...-18...Points 8 2 Burnley......... Played 11...Won...1 Drawn...4 Lost...6 ...GD...-09...Points 7 3...

....with a surprise away win at Turf Moor tomorrow. The bookies have Burnley as favourites, Merson predicts 2-1 to Clarets, Lawrenson a 2-0 home win, the statistical "WhoScored" 1-0 to Burnley. The "experts" and pundits have excelled in getting most BFC results wrong this season and I don't...

Flashback to last summer - all the bookies have Huddersfield down as favourites for relegation with Brighton and Burnley joint second favourites for the drop with another unglamorous team Watford touted to finish 17th. Well, the bookies have almost certainly got it very wrong with established...

Looks to me that Brighton's solid home record - like Burnley last season - will be enough to secure Premier League survival despite obvious struggles away from the Amex. We were pretty rubbish away last season but had little difficulty in reaching 40 points with 2 games to spare. With a more...

....even if they lose at home to Huddersfield today. In their "Great Escape" season of 2014/15, Leicester were on 19 points from 29 matches - seven behind 17th-placed Sunderland who had played a game more (30). The Foxes blew away a few "on the beach" teams to finish 14th and, as nearly all...

It looks like you are going up this time along with Newcastle, but I urge Seagulls fans to make the most of any away wins between now and the end of the season. Faithful away followers could be in for a shock next season as away victories in the Premier League seem very difficult to achieve for...

I'm assuming Brighton will be promoted.

As a neutral, I feel the Seagulls have been presented with a fabulous opportunity to pile the pressure on their rivals for a play-off place and maybe eliminate some from contention before the final day of the season. Playing on Friday night against Yeovil could prove to be a huge advantage. On...

Great win for the Seagulls last night. Obviously, it helped our promotion hopes while, more importantly for you, boosting Brighton's play-off chances. Hopefully, we can return the favour before the end of the season - we've played Derby, Forest, QPR and Blackburn twice (I go down as far as...