Plenty of mentions in The Guardian's Best and Worst of the Premier League 22/23 today.
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[Albion] Nice Things Being Written About Us
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beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 35,332
it is both pleasing and unnerving. radar cover well blown.
Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
- 14,915
Plenty of mentions for Haaland too but, against the Albion, I thought he was SHITEHOUSE
Peter Grummit
Well-known member
Pervis getting some credit, at last. Need to keep him below the radar.
Dick Knights Mumm
Take me Home Falmer Road
Make your mind up!
"If at the start of the season you knew Brighton would lose Graham Potter, Yves Bissouma, Leandro Trossard and Marc Cucurella then few will have been rushing to back them for a top-10 finish.
But this is no ordinary club.
<lots more>
Bloom - who made his fortune beating the bookmakers by building algorithms that outsmarted the market - is now outsmarting Premier League football clubs with the way he runs the show. What a story. What a football club."
www.skysports.com
But this is no ordinary club.
<lots more>
Bloom - who made his fortune beating the bookmakers by building algorithms that outsmarted the market - is now outsmarting Premier League football clubs with the way he runs the show. What a story. What a football club."
Premier League: Sky Sports football writers assess and deliver verdict on each team's season
The 2022/23 Premier League season drew to a close with Leicester City and Leeds United joining Southampton in being relegated; Aston Villa finished seventh to claim the final European place; Sky Sports writers deliver their season verdicts...
"Some would argue that Brighton's campaign had the potential to derail following the loss of Potter, but they ultimately enjoyed a stupendous season down on the South Coast, with the astute addition of De Zerbi a key factor behind their success.
The Italian deserves all the plaudits that come his way for implementing his philosophy so quickly and improving players individually, providing the platform for the likes of Mitoma and Ferguson to thrive in their breakthrough season, as well as admirably managing the situations around Trossard's exit and Caicedo's decision to stay midway through the campaign.
The future is bright for Brighton and it will be intriguing to see whether they can build on such a successful season and keep hold of key players as they endeavour to manage domestic duties with their European ventures for the first time in 2023-24."
Comprehensive season write-up:
www.sportsmole.co.uk
The Italian deserves all the plaudits that come his way for implementing his philosophy so quickly and improving players individually, providing the platform for the likes of Mitoma and Ferguson to thrive in their breakthrough season, as well as admirably managing the situations around Trossard's exit and Caicedo's decision to stay midway through the campaign.
The future is bright for Brighton and it will be intriguing to see whether they can build on such a successful season and keep hold of key players as they endeavour to manage domestic duties with their European ventures for the first time in 2023-24."
Comprehensive season write-up:
Brighton 2022-23 season review - star player, best moment
Sports Mole takes an in-depth look back at Brighton & Hove
"De Zerbi’s difference is not just seen in those pretty passing patterns that make Brighton look like they are playing at double speed. It’s that he has given them greater guts, a personality that didn’t quite exist under Potter. They used to be a lovely team to watch but a few too many nice boys and a few more missed chances. Now they are streetwise and, sometimes, positively badly behaved. It’s great."
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Brighton season review: Roberto De Zerbi takes Graham Potter's template to new extremes
Daniel Storey takes a look back at how Brighton fared as part of The Score’s season reviews for all 20 Premier League clubs
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Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 70,366
Same. Long streak of pissPlenty of mentions for Haaland too but, against the Albion, I thought he was SHITEHOUSE
AmexRuislip
Trainee Spy 🕵️♂️
Not a mention on the aliens that passed by and looked through the Hubble telescope, just as Enciso scored that wonder goal v Citeh.
Not forgetting Enoch Mwepu."If at the start of the season you knew Brighton would lose Graham Potter, Yves Bissouma, Leandro Trossard and Marc Cucurella then few will have been rushing to back them for a top-10 finish.
But this is no ordinary club.
<lots more>
Bloom - who made his fortune beating the bookmakers by building algorithms that outsmarted the market - is now outsmarting Premier League football clubs with the way he runs the show. What a story. What a football club."
Premier League: Sky Sports football writers assess and deliver verdict on each team's season
The 2022/23 Premier League season drew to a close with Leicester City and Leeds United joining Southampton in being relegated; Aston Villa finished seventh to claim the final European place; Sky Sports writers deliver their season verdicts...
The Fits
Well-known member
- Jun 29, 2020
- 9,631
This is the one."De Zerbi’s difference is not just seen in those pretty passing patterns that make Brighton look like they are playing at double speed. It’s that he has given them greater guts, a personality that didn’t quite exist under Potter. They used to be a lovely team to watch but a few too many nice boys and a few more missed chances. Now they are streetwise and, sometimes, positively badly behaved. It’s great."
Brighton season review: Roberto De Zerbi takes Graham Potter's template to new extremes
Daniel Storey takes a look back at how Brighton fared as part of The Score’s season reviews for all 20 Premier League clubs
"Roberto De Zerbi takes the prize, though. He inherited excellent foundations from Graham Potter so it raised an eyebrow when he walked in and highlighted that, all the same, certain things needed to improve; the speed with which he turned a decent, watchable side into a Europa League qualifier whose games now verge on appointment viewing has been breathtaking."
From the Guardian article at the top of the thread.
From the Guardian article at the top of the thread.
5Ways Gull
È quello che è
"De Zerbi, a new manager in a new country taking over a group of players still pining for the old guy "
Was Hodgson in charge at some point and I missed it?
Was Hodgson in charge at some point and I missed it?
Apologies if fixtures but Shearer has Pervis in his Team of the Season
Spot on. We were unquestionably too nice under Potter. We are a much smarter team now, in terms of game management, mentality etc."De Zerbi’s difference is not just seen in those pretty passing patterns that make Brighton look like they are playing at double speed. It’s that he has given them greater guts, a personality that didn’t quite exist under Potter. They used to be a lovely team to watch but a few too many nice boys and a few more missed chances. Now they are streetwise and, sometimes, positively badly behaved. It’s great."
Brighton season review: Roberto De Zerbi takes Graham Potter's template to new extremes
Daniel Storey takes a look back at how Brighton fared as part of The Score’s season reviews for all 20 Premier League clubs
- Jun 27, 2012
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Doing a Brighton
"It is often claimed that struggling teams could fix their problems by just copying Brighton’s model, and snapping up talented youngsters from all corners of the globe. Brighton have an incredible scouting structure that sees them identify targets in countries where they feel they can get greater value for money than shopping around in Europe and, specifically, England. Moisés Caicedo has been great, Alexis Mac Allister is a world beater and their latest South American talent, Julio Enciso, looks highly promising. These successes do not mean there is an endless conveyor belt of talent for clubs to pick up, however. Other teams copying Brighton and exploring untapped markets will just push up the price of the players and make the model inoperable. Clubs need to come up with their own, smarter methods to compete in the market, because taking Brighton as their example will not immediately lead to success."
www.theguardian.com
"It is often claimed that struggling teams could fix their problems by just copying Brighton’s model, and snapping up talented youngsters from all corners of the globe. Brighton have an incredible scouting structure that sees them identify targets in countries where they feel they can get greater value for money than shopping around in Europe and, specifically, England. Moisés Caicedo has been great, Alexis Mac Allister is a world beater and their latest South American talent, Julio Enciso, looks highly promising. These successes do not mean there is an endless conveyor belt of talent for clubs to pick up, however. Other teams copying Brighton and exploring untapped markets will just push up the price of the players and make the model inoperable. Clubs need to come up with their own, smarter methods to compete in the market, because taking Brighton as their example will not immediately lead to success."
Premier League 2022-23 review: gripes of the season
Players time-wasting, fans expecting too much and the continued dominance of gambling adverts all make our list
www.theguardian.com