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:lolol: I was thinking more that it would be us needing to prove ourselves against Prem Shampton like the League One outfits needed to prove themselves against us. In essence a role reversal. Hopefully Sami will know what his starting 11 is and that game will be taken more seriously selection...

I watched the game live on youtube and it was fair to say that Crawley didn't turn up to play football, it was more like WWF. A pre season friendly it certainly wasn't on their part. If we had the same intent as what they had, both teams would have ended up with players out injured at the start...

There is a certain amount of Kudos owning a football club because it adds to your reputation and raises your profile on the world stage. If I had a couple of hundred million in my back pocket doing nothing, and my local club was up for grabs at a cost of £120m, that would still leave be £80m...

No need to apologise for not agreeing with my thoughts, it is only my view on things. However I don’t think you are considering the fact that Bloom has invested in land, bricks and mortar, but the fans are paying for the running of the club. If we get relegated and gates fall then Bloom will...

This isn’t entirely true, of course he put money on the table to save his local club, but to own a football club is kudos in the world of wealthy people. If we do get to the Prem, he would start getting his money back. If we produce a Gareth Bale he will be quids in, or if he sold the club at...

Just found this, worth a chuckle: "Brighton owner Tony bloom has had to talk new manager Sami Hypiea out of quitting due to a difference in views on signing new players. A few transfers have not gone through due to the loose ends not being tied up leaving Hypiea furious and telling bloom he...

I listened to it in May, and it is not much different to the one we heard after Poyet.

I am sure that Burke does a good job with what he has, but could we get someone more persuasive? In a few years time TB will be thanking him for all his good work, but will also say that it was time for both parties to move on. All I hear are words that have been put together that would fit...

Last season Oscar kept his frustrations to himself until he quit, but that is quite unique for a manager. So it will be interesting to see how Sami deals with the same issues if we don’t get the players in. Bloom is playing this the way he feels comfortable but it could be a double edged sword...