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OK so we agree, blame the players. Blame the manager (maybe for me as he didnt buy the team). Blame the recruitment policy. Blame Barber? I'm not sure how Barber is to blame for the team failing? Maybe if the rumours about him and Poyet are true, then perhaps, but Poyet has been gone a while...

I agree there is blame to apportion if we are playing that game. So lets do it. First in the firing line will of course be the players. Then the manager. Then the director of football. However the Chairman has put us back on our feet so its more than churlish to have a go at him. As for Barber...

When you say "great times" you mean one trophy in 1910, a few seasons in the top flight and one losing FA Cup final. Brighton have a very large support despite of the team, not because of it. Barber does not buy the players, pick the team or kick a football. Sure, have a pop at the failing team...

If so then you must have been moaning, carping and complaining all your life because the team has pretty much always been sh1te since 1910. The Albion is not bout the jokers on the pitch, its an institution that is passed on through the generations. Do I want a team to for once match the...

That is all far too logical for many on nsc. The rules are in nsc, you must whine, complain, call the clubs fans fickle even if 29000 turn up for a championship relegation scrap, and carp at a chairman who has put us back on our feet.

The problem is the team, but that's always been the case at Brighton. Had hoped Bloom would change that, I still do, but clearly player recruitment side has failed. I wonder if Bloom thinks it will come good in the long run or if the people that failed this season might be in a difficult position.

A strange statement, expecting people to listen to "we are doing our best". Football, and business isnt like that. Its results that count. Bloom has delivered a ground and a future. Those that work for Bloom need to deliver a team that deserves 30,000 people watch them for a relegation scrap in...