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[Albion] Billy Gilmour



jcdenton08

Enemy of the People
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Oct 17, 2008
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Billy Gilmour can leave Brighton and several Spanish teams have already inquired about his situation. The midfielder is 21 years old.
@relevo


 






LamieRobertson

Not awoke
Feb 3, 2008
46,673
SHOREHAM BY SEA
Or just using the Sun article discussed previously this month

 




Dibdab

Well-known member
Sep 28, 2021
902
This is bizarre. The boy hasn't even been here 6 months, has looked very sharp every time he's been on the pitch, its a position we are light for cover after Enocks retirement, and the noise is we are moving him on. I'm struggling tbh.
 




Swansman

Pro-peace
May 13, 2019
22,320
Sweden
Don't see him going permanently in January, but he needs to play football and I think he'll go on loan. Like 20 minutes in the PL so far... at this rate he'd end up with somewhere around 90 (if even that) in total before the season in over. Not good for him, not good for Brighton.
 


Dibdab

Well-known member
Sep 28, 2021
902
Don't see him going permanently in January, but he needs to play football and I think he'll go on loan. Like 20 minutes in the PL so far... at this rate he'd end up with somewhere around 90 (if even that) in total before the season in over. Not good for him, not good for Brighton.
Reinforces what a crazy decision it was from RDZ to put Encisco on instead of Billy in the Villa game.
 


Freddo

Active member
May 14, 2006
646
Clapham
Weird one, as he seems perfectly suited to De Zerbi's formation with two deep-lying midfielders, he's just blocked by Mac Allister and Caicedo. However, given they're both on 4 bookings, you'd expect Gilmour to come in for two games they miss, plus Charlton (A) plus Boro (A). That's probably 4 games he'll play in the short term, and you'd hope he'd do enough to stake a claim for more playing time for the second half of the season. Then when either Mac Allister or Caicedo move on for big money, you'd hope that Gilmour would step up to replace them in the first XI.
 




dejavuatbtn

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Aug 4, 2010
7,186
Henfield
He is good enough for first team football and wants/needs first team football. If we can’t find a position for him then he either moves on or goes on loan. Simples.
 


Swansman

Pro-peace
May 13, 2019
22,320
Sweden
Weird one, as he seems perfectly suited to De Zerbi's formation with two deep-lying midfielders, he's just blocked by Mac Allister and Caicedo. However, given they're both on 4 bookings, you'd expect Gilmour to come in for two games they miss, plus Charlton (A) plus Boro (A). That's probably 4 games he'll play in the short term, and you'd hope he'd do enough to stake a claim for more playing time for the second half of the season. Then when either Mac Allister or Caicedo move on for big money, you'd hope that Gilmour would step up to replace them in the first XI.
I think, if he leaves, there will be a new midfielder for the DMC roles... possibly someone who is defensively a bit better than Billy is.
 






Easy 10

Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Jul 5, 2003
61,748
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Well this looks like £9m well spent dunnit. Gilmour must be absolutely macked off at his situation. Played in a shit Norwich team, got abused by the fans and relegated. Gets a permanent move to a progressive PL club, then straight away the manager cops off and he's stuck pissing around in the U23s.

I'd like to see him given a chance, but I guess he must be stinking the place out in training and/or RDZ just doesn't fancy him.
 


WhingForPresident

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Feb 23, 2009
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Marlborough
Struggling to understand why he is getting so little gametime tbh, seems a good player who should fit our system well.

Can only see him being allowed to leave (presumably on loan) if we're bringing in Cifuentes.
 


Bold Seagull

strong and stable with me, or...
Mar 18, 2010
29,788
Hove
Mac Allister had to bide his time before he became a regular, no different to Billy is now.

We've had a run of players in very good form including Gross, Lallana, and the obvious Caicedo and Mac. When things are going well, you don't want to tinker too much, but reckon his time is coming as we start packing in the games in the new year.
 




B-right-on

Living the dream
Apr 23, 2015
6,171
Shoreham Beaaaach
Mac Allister had to bide his time before he became a regular, no different to Billy is now.

We've had a run of players in very good form including Gross, Lallana, and the obvious Caicedo and Mac. When things are going well, you don't want to tinker too much, but reckon his time is coming as we start packing in the games in the new year.
This. So much media BS about in football that it's hard to take anything serious.
 




Zeberdi

Brighton born & bred
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Oct 20, 2022
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I'd like to see him given a chance, but I guess he must be stinking the place out in training and/or RDZ just doesn't fancy him.
I’m not sure exactly why he didn’t fit in at Norwich but it could be he’s simply got some growing up to do - young confident 21 year olds with a lot of talent maybe a bit of a daft so and so in the dressing room? He clearly has talent but you need to be a good fit with your team mates too. Just saying.
 








Richy_Seagull

Well-known member
Oct 7, 2003
2,416
Brighton
Well this looks like £9m well spent dunnit. Gilmour must be absolutely macked off at his situation. Played in a shit Norwich team, got abused by the fans and relegated. Gets a permanent move to a progressive PL club, then straight away the manager cops off and he's stuck pissing around in the U23s.

I'd like to see him given a chance, but I guess he must be stinking the place out in training and/or RDZ just doesn't fancy him.
Maybe he's neither stinking the place out nor not fancied by RDZ. In Caidedo and Mac he has two fantastic inform players who have developed an outstanding partnership.....
 


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