[Albion] "The world is a complete mess...

[Bozza]

...and then there’s Brighton & Hove Albion."

Also:

"In so many ways, modern football is soul-destroying nonsense. Then there’s Brighton & Hove Albion."

Nestled in here...

Brighton 3-1 Newcastle United: Premier League – as it happened

The 18-year-old striker Evan Ferguson scored a charming hat-trick as Brighton outclassed Newcastle at the Amex Stadium

www.theguardian.com

 

[Sheebo]

In that Gilmour interview he gives a good insight into RDZ - ‘turn forward and face forward so you can see the whole pitch’. It’s what differentiates RDZ from other managers like Potter. It’s caution to the wind in its glory. The fans are actually getting this hence the reaction to the West Ham defeat was pretty ‘oh well’ and acceptant on here and in person when I’ve heard it discussed which is great.

 

[chickens]

In that Gilmour interview he gives a good insight into RDZ - ‘turn forward and face forward so you can see the whole pitch’. It’s what differentiates RDZ from other managers like Potter. It’s caution to the wind in its glory. The fans are actually getting this hence the reaction to the West Ham defeat was pretty ‘oh well’ and acceptant on here and in person when I’ve heard it discussed which is great.

I agree with most of that, but there was more acceptance in some quarters than others. I felt we ran the full range from “it is what is” to “we’ve been worked out and we’ll never win a football match again.”

 

[Triggaaar]

I felt we ran the full range from “it is what is” to “we’ve been worked out and we’ll never win a football match again.”

Anyone saying 'we've been worked out' will have said the same before and they'll say the same again.

It's no bad thing that you don't have to really understand football to be a fan and enjoy it. We just need to accept that a lot of opinions on players and tactics are absolute bobbins.

 

[birthofanorange]

I agree with most of that, but there was more acceptance in some quarters than others. I felt we ran the full range from “it is what is” to “we’ve been worked out and we’ll never win a football match again.”

Well, it is an opinion of two halves.

 

[Bodian]

I agree with most of that, but there was more acceptance in some quarters than others. I felt we ran the full range from “it is what is” to “we’ve been worked out and we’ll never win a football match again.”

Anyone saying 'we've been worked out' will have said the same before and they'll say the same again.

It's no bad thing that you don't have to really understand football to be a fan and enjoy it. We just need to accept that a lot of opinions on players and tactics are absolute bobbins.

The great thing with the way we play and our flexibility, is that we can be 'worked out' - but then a week later, we play totally differently - and they're all back to Square One in trying to work us out again.