How high is your Albion mojo NOW

Icy Gull

Back on the rollercoaster

Jul 5, 2003

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• Aug 10, 2017

• #1

Having been an impatient fecker since the start of the off season with a very low Albion mojo due to slow transfer activity, I have now found my Albion mojo has rocketed.

I know plenty of you were pretty high anyway because of Premier League expectations but how is everyone feeling about the upcoming season a couple of days before kick off.

 

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5ways

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Sep 18, 2012

2,217

• Aug 10, 2017

• #2

Still a relegation squad as of right now. Looking forward to new additions.

 

Giraffe

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Aug 8, 2005

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• Aug 10, 2017

• #3

A steady 8. Could become a 9 if we sign a proper striker before the end of August.

A reality check will happen on Saturday when we suffer a drubbing. Leicester/Watford games will provide a proper idea of how the squad will fair.

 

Bobby's Gull

DAFT Bint

Jul 6, 2003

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Bed

• Aug 10, 2017

• #4

High!

I can't wait for it to get going.

The summer has been loooooonnnnnng.

 

Thunder Bolt

Silly old bat

Aug 18, 2009

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Beside the seaside, beside the sea

• Aug 10, 2017

• #5

Gone from a 6 to an 8.

 

Icy Gull

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Jul 5, 2003

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• Aug 10, 2017

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• #6

The signings are all unproven in the Premier League but I am really excited by all of them, not a tired old money grabbing journeyman in sight

It could all go pear shaped but I am now getting a good feeling about this season

 

Papa Lazarou

Living in a De Zerbi wonderland

Jul 7, 2003

18,858

Worthing

• Aug 10, 2017

• #7

9 - looking good for this season.

 

brightn'ove

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Apr 12, 2011

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London

• Aug 10, 2017

• #8

10

I think the players we currently have will prove themselves to be prem-worthy. Any additions are a plus, and looks like we are making very good additions at that.

I much prefer our method of finding players that could be a success, rather than paying for overpriced players that have proven that they aren't prem standard (i.e. Huddersfield).

 

Whoislloydy

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May 2, 2016

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Vancouver, British Columbia

• Aug 10, 2017

• #9

I think the bed is well and truly dry

 

Seasider78

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Nov 14, 2004

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• Aug 10, 2017

• #10

10 - I think the squad we finished the championship with was stronger than people seem to be giving them credit for and we have not become a bad side over the summer. The new signings look exciting and cannot wait to see them alongside last seasons stars.

Genuinely impressed that we seem to have a squad littered with players who want to prove a point and I think we will surprise a few people this season.

Roll on Saturday

 

El Presidente

The ONLY Gay in Brighton

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Pattknull med Haksprut

• Aug 10, 2017

• #11

7. It still seems unreal, the work over the summer in strengthening the squad (albeit a striker short) has been quietly impressive. I suspect that if we survive, it will be on the back on major contributions from Knockaert, Propper and Dunk, and that next summer could be a struggle to hold onto them as they will then be bracketed in the £30-40 million range, with more wealthy suitors wanting their services.

There have been some teething problems (ticket prices, ticket exchange, Seagulls TV) which have caused avoidable friction, but that will all be forgotten on Saturday.

In many respects the fixture will be a perfect circle, as City were the last club who we played at home in the old first division in 1983, and who relegated us that day (only to be relegated themselves the following Saturday at home to Luton).

 

Harry Wilson's tackle

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• Aug 10, 2017

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Gone from 6 to 9. It would have been 8 on expectations alone (yes, deluded, I know), but it haas gone to 9 because even if we go down, the club has been smart with its recruitment and I cannot fault them, the apparent togetherness and attitude of our players, and everything.

 

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DerekZoolander

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Aug 15, 2011

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• Aug 10, 2017

• #13

Went for 9. In an ideal world yes, we would have already had our striker. But after watching us against Atletico and the fact that the new season is here and we're in the Premier League, I cannot bloody wait till Saturday rolls around, there hasn't been much work done recently...

Edit: I am now a humongous great 10 after hearing about that Colombian geezer

 

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Bob!

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Jul 5, 2003

11,119

• Aug 10, 2017

• #14

Gone from 6 to 7

Need to get Izquierdo over the line, and a striker in yet.

 

Two Professors

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Jul 13, 2009

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Multicultural Brum

• Aug 10, 2017

• #15

10- after the AM match,I think we'll be comfortably mid-table!

 

Honky Tonx

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Jun 9, 2014

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Lewes

• Aug 10, 2017

• #16

2/3 strikers needed, then 7.5. need to see how we get on in the first 10 games.

 

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Billy the Fish

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Oct 18, 2005

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Haywards Heath

• Aug 10, 2017

• #17

This week has made me so excited that I now have a permanent erection.

 

Saladpack Seagull

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Oct 19, 2014

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Halfway Up Virginia Is Where I Wanna Be.

• Aug 10, 2017

• #18

Billy the Fish said:

This week has made me so excited that I now have a permanent erection.

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This is called priapism. I recall a bloke being medically discharged from the Army with this condition, so it's not quite as good as we might think! Still, enjoy it while it lasts!

 

Albumen

Don't wait for me!

Jan 19, 2010

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Brighton - In your face

• Aug 10, 2017

• #19

 

Blue Valkyrie

Not seen such Bravery!

Sep 1, 2012

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Valhalla

• Aug 10, 2017

• #20

1 work permit short of a 9.