[Albion] Mcallister get your arse back here

[rebel51]

You've had your time celebrating, it's abt time you were here now. Bloody annoying now

 

[Swansman]

He'll be back soon.

Not annoying at all IMO - just happy for him.

 

[dwayne]

Martinez's back for villa and man u.

We really needed him for the next game.

Yes, it's a bit annoying.

 

[sydney]

You've had your time celebrating, it's abt time you were here now. Bloody annoying now

 

[Worried Man Blues]

Waiting for the window then straight to John Lennon airport....................................Hasta Luego

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Agreed, he should be back in the fold and available for selection, exactly how much more time off is he hoping to take?

 

[Springal]

You've had your time celebrating, it's abt time you were here now. Bloody annoying now

How do you know he isn’t back / will be back today

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

Yes, in agreement here as well. He needs to be back here and in training. Understandable to miss Arsenal perhaps but should be available at Everton. As above, perhaps he is.

 

[Brian Fantana]

Personally I’d rather he returned when he was happy and ready to do so. He’s going to be massively in demand from other clubs, so the Albion showing him some respect and understanding might go a long way to him staying here a bit longer.

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

Personally I’d rather he returned when he was happy and ready to do so. He’s going to be massively in demand from other clubs, so the Albion showing him some respect and understanding might go a long way to him staying here a bit longer.

Yes, where I am. Warm-up vs Middlesbrough hopefully and then a return to normal service.

 

[drew]

Wasn't he given two weeks by the club which is the 1st Jan.

He's Brighton's very own world cup winner, give him a break.

 

[The Wizard]

He’s just achieved probably the biggest thing a footballer can possible achieve.

Even if he came back in the last few days, I highly doubt he’d be ready to play against Arsenal, he hasn’t trained for over a week and has been through a massive emotional peak.

Myself, I hope he’s enjoying his accomplishment to the fullest, might be the best moment of his career so might as well squeeze every second out of it.

 

[est.83]

Loads of bs here. It is not like emotionally exhausted and physically out of form Mac Allister would make a difference against Arsenal.

What I love about the team is the versatility - Gross, Lallana, Solly, Trossard all can play different positions successfully and also Gilmour played a blinder against Arsenal less than 2 months ago. Sure, we might still lose but I am pretty sure with the system in place Brighton will still be competitive against the league leaders, even without Moises and Alexis.

 

[sjamesb3466]

Give the guy a break, biggest moment of his life and he should enjoy it. He'll be back soon enough.

 

[Stat Brother]

I take it this is a thread for posters who all return to work early because their boss has changed their mind.

 

[Nobby Cybergoat]

No point in having him if he's not emotionally and physically right. Only he'll know when the right time for him to return is

Yes it's a bit frustrating that Caicedo will miss the Arsenal game so our first choice midfield won't be playing, but I see no reason to push it

 

[Littlemo]

Wasn't he given two weeks by the club which is the 1st Jan.

He's Brighton's very own world cup winner, give him a break.

Two weeks seems a perfectly reasonable amount of time as well, it’s not like they gave him a stupidly long amount of time after the World Cup.

 

[el punal]

How do you know he isn’t back / will be back today

Is, of course, the right answer. Have any of those posters criticising got a tracker on him? Typical NSC - if there’s an opportunity to moan, go for it.

 

[Springal]

At least he has an excuse - rather than our promotion winning team under Hughton who needed 1 point from 3 remaining games to win the Championship and didn’t manage that!

 

[MattBackHome]

"Annoying"