Double over the 'biggest' club in world history.
Bournemouth.
Sorry, er, (looks up Ladybird Book of Football Clubs), er, Manchester United.
(Easy to get them mixed up).
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Bournemouth.
Sorry, er, (looks up Ladybird Book of Football Clubs), er, Manchester United.
(Easy to get them mixed up).
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
- 19,719
Our horrendous injury run continues.
I am at peace with the fact that injuries really derail a season, and ours have been bad.
I am at peace with whatever happens in the remainder of the season. When our injury record improves we can show what we can really do.
ZenFish
I am at peace with the fact that injuries really derail a season, and ours have been bad.
I am at peace with whatever happens in the remainder of the season. When our injury record improves we can show what we can really do.
ZenFish
- Nov 15, 2006
- 6,499
Following Brighton always has been and always will be a roller coaster of a ride. As it probably is for 90% of the teams in the football league.
maffew
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When we all wake up tomorrow morning...
We will be Brighton.
And Palace will still be disgustingly Palace.
Think it was Churchill who said that, or something
We will be Brighton.
And Palace will still be disgustingly Palace.
Think it was Churchill who said that, or something
Home and Away
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- Sep 18, 2018
- 705
Uncle Tony 14/3/25:
“It's going to be potentially the biggest two months that the football club has ever had, with the FA Cup, a reasonably kind draw, a lot of the big teams out and we're really pushing on for top five.
“We have just got to keep it going. The form is brilliant.
“Fabian Hurzeler has settled in really, really well this season and we're getting a few players back.
“We've had a lot of injuries all season, but a lot of them getting fit now. So perfect timing.”
He must be well pissed off.
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“It's going to be potentially the biggest two months that the football club has ever had, with the FA Cup, a reasonably kind draw, a lot of the big teams out and we're really pushing on for top five.
“We have just got to keep it going. The form is brilliant.
“Fabian Hurzeler has settled in really, really well this season and we're getting a few players back.
“We've had a lot of injuries all season, but a lot of them getting fit now. So perfect timing.”
He must be well pissed off.
Brighton chairman Bloom: Biggest two months club has had in our history
Brighton chairman Tony Bloom feels the club faces it's most exciting few weeks in their recent history.
OzMike
Well-known member
Already tomorrow here, I woke up an hour ago and have to get up and get ready for another day at work.
The real world.
The real world.
London Irish
Well-known member
For me it’s all about Brentford - got two wins after the final whistle blows there and this weekus horriblis is long forgotten. It’s up to Fab really to get a tune out of his squad, he either does or he doesn’t and he’ll be judged accordingly
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
We aren’t allowed to be pissed off we all must happy clap (apparently)Uncle Tony 14/3/25:
“It's going to be potentially the biggest two months that the football club has ever had, with the FA Cup, a reasonably kind draw, a lot of the big teams out and we're really pushing on for top five.
“We have just got to keep it going. The form is brilliant.
“Fabian Hurzeler has settled in really, really well this season and we're getting a few players back.
“We've had a lot of injuries all season, but a lot of them getting fit now. So perfect timing.”
He must be well pissed off.
Brighton chairman Bloom: Biggest two months club has had in our history
Brighton chairman Tony Bloom feels the club faces it's most exciting few weeks in their recent history.
oldboyroy
Well-known member
As I commented in another thread, this is Tony Blooms doing! Since that interview we haven't won a game. Tony put the mockers on it!Uncle Tony 14/3/25:
“It's going to be potentially the biggest two months that the football club has ever had, with the FA Cup, a reasonably kind draw, a lot of the big teams out and we're really pushing on for top five.
“We have just got to keep it going. The form is brilliant.
“Fabian Hurzeler has settled in really, really well this season and we're getting a few players back.
“We've had a lot of injuries all season, but a lot of them getting fit now. So perfect timing.”
He must be well pissed off.
Brighton chairman Bloom: Biggest two months club has had in our history
Brighton chairman Tony Bloom feels the club faces it's most exciting few weeks in their recent history.
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I haven't gone to bed yet!
Who is stopping you?
boik
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It's almost as if having a team of newbies and youngsters has made us a bit unpredictable. Which was entirely predictable.
Lenny Rider
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oldboyroy
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At work and 1st thing villa fans say to me "here he is, the Brighton bottlers" and "the sliding seagulls, sliding down the table". Although a Birmingham fan retaliated with "if you lot(villa) don't get champions league football next season you're f***ed as your losing a fortune paying huge amounts for likes of Rashford. Villa are in ffp trouble if they fail to qualify for champions league"
. Although a Birmingham fan retaliated with "if you lot(villa) don't get champions league football next season you're f***ed as your losing a fortune paying huge amounts for likes of Rashford. Villa are in ffp trouble if they fail to qualify for champions league"Brian Munich
teH lulZ
- Jul 7, 2008
- 857
Why not discuss how Donald Trump has single handedly crashed the world stock markets and significantly devalued your pensions in 2 days. You're a fan of his, aren't you?
MOD EDIT: A warning has been issued for this. Trump is despicable, obviously, but there is no need to attempt to take a football thread off-track in this way.
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Brian Munich
teH lulZ
- Jul 7, 2008
- 857
It really has been awful and worse than any other season I can remember - and that's with what I think is probably the deepest squad we've had.
To quantify just one area of the pitch: By my reckoning, we have 5 centre-backs and 5 versatile full-backs in our squad. This weekend we will be playing what is probably our 6th-choice centre-back pairing and a 19-year-old midfielder at RB due to injuries. If anything were to happen to either full-back, we'll be relying on a wide attacking player that has played a total of about 45 minutes since October 2023. Don't ask me what happens if we lose a CB!
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Brian Munich
teH lulZ
- Jul 7, 2008
- 857
How have Villa not been deducted points already? They've reported a cumulative loss of £200m between seasons 22-23 and 23-24. To be fair this was offset in 21-22 by selling Grealish for 100m, which gave them a huge profit for that season of, drum roll..... £400K.At work and 1st thing villa fans say to me "here he is, the Brighton bottlers" and "the sliding seagulls, sliding down the table"
oldboyroy
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Think that was what Brum fan was saying this morning, Villa could be in trouble if they fail to qualify for champions league this season.?