Aveacarlin'
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- Jul 5, 2011
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The Propper/Stephens partnership has certainly improved over the past couple of games.
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[Albion] It's time to start saying out loud what we all feel
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Yes we could. And we will. If you don't believe that right now, you have no football heart
sussex_guy2k2
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- Jun 6, 2014
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The most positive thing for me is that CH is starting to realise it. He's starting to adapt the team tactically to be more offensive and that's really positive as it shows he believes in the players at his disposal.
GT49er
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Yes we could. And we will. If you don't believe that right now, you have no football heart
YES! I have the heart .........................................
...............sadly, the brain says different.
Yes we could. And we will. If you don't believe that right now, you have no football heart
That's supposed to be Everton. Obviously a disastrous defeat to little ole Brighton doesn't change that fact.
Bollocks to the brain. If I used my brain do you actually think I'd be on NSC right now chatting with you
I have been saying its a team in transition and CH has been managing the new players carefully to ensure this transition is undertaken in a way that keeps the soul of the club, staying up is the single most important thing this year and for the foreseeable future, but a cup run might not be out of the question
GT49er
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To be honest, I never thought you were ........................................Bollocks to the brain. If I used my brain do you actually think I'd be on NSC right now chatting with you
Dolph Ins
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2 things.
1) In the second half they had a goal kick, all their players were in our half but we had 3 (three) players in their half forcing them to kick long. I can't remember seeing that before.
2) I'm really looking forward to seeing our 'second' team sheet against 'muff in the cup. Wow what a squad we have now.
1) In the second half they had a goal kick, all their players were in our half but we had 3 (three) players in their half forcing them to kick long. I can't remember seeing that before.
2) I'm really looking forward to seeing our 'second' team sheet against 'muff in the cup. Wow what a squad we have now.
Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
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It has just occurred to me that we have taken more points from teams currently above us in the league than from teams below us. 14 - 11.
maltaseagull
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This was always going to be a very difficult season for Brighton but you should pretty chuffed with mid table. Your boys play as a team and the dressing room seems a close knit place. Home form is superb and the crowd is worth a goal a game.
Well pleased for you....just not at the expense of WHU on Wednesday please otherwise I get all sorts of obscene voicemails from Jack Straw
As long as you don't repeat April 2012
Your Mum
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- Dec 22, 2016
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Shropshire Seagull
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Yes we could. And we will. If you don't believe that right now, you have no football heart
Most of us on here have blue & white striped blood in our heart.
If you believe we can [consistently] replace a top a top six side or become a 7th top six side, the follow-up question has to be when? 5 years, 10 years?
Does anything else need to change? e.g. home capacity of 50k, billionaire owner [possibly a foreigner] - as these traits are common in the existing top six ....
We've already got a billionaire owner.
Good questions. I think the best answer is this. Tony Bloom is a competitor. He isn't the sort of person to sit on a mid table money tree. He's also a rare bird - a gambler who wins. I doubt that even he is quite sure of the shape of the thing to come, but I'm sure there is a thing to come....
Nottseagull
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This troubled me somewhat as it had me questioning my memory. I'm 60 and have noticed the years rolling by increasingly quickly over the last generation but I was pretty stunned to realise this process had accelerated to the extent that the event that I remember actually happened two years ago, not one. So, it was season 2016-17 that AFCB were in a significantly better position after 20 matches than we were at the same stage this season (9th v. 13th), although the points totals were identical. AFCB then gained a solitary point from the following six games that season.
I am also 60. Sorry to agree - yes time speeds past faster and faster now. My theory is a year feels like whatever % it is of your age. So a year now feels one tenth as lomg as it did when I was 6, and twice as long as it did when I was 30. I'd say that's about right. If you don't pay attention it starts to feel like every day is groundhog day.....