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Thankfully never

No bounced straight back up - did go straight up from league 1 before that

What the hell is there to gloat about? Just pointing out as have many Brighton fans tbf, that Norwich are a more attractive proposition to players than Brighton at the present time with many players experienced at getting promoted Anyway toodle pip!

Yes I'm sure had Rotherham offered even more he'd have gone there

well these shite teams who get relegated often do well the following season Norwich bounced back in 2015, as did Burnley and Hull last season along with playoff failures Boro

Great stuff :thumbsup:

Oh it is!

But in the main the better the club, the more money on offer too You wouldn't criticise a player for joining Arsenal instead of Liverpool It's not like Pritchard has agreed to join someone unfancied Norwich are 2nd favourites

Still curious as to why Brighton exclusively represent the chance of glory

so going to a yoyo club as opposed to a team never to have played in the premier league is all about the money instead of glory?

Yeah Hoolahan, Maddison and Brady offer no creativity Not sure there is a more creative player than Hoolahan in the division

Apparently was all down to delays on the m25 https://twitter.com/officialbhafc/status/761262527246458880

A meeting of minds then

Standard really Don't ever remember a signing announced on day of medical apart from deadline day

but still assembled a decent squad, looking to strengthen further and one of the favourites for promotion. Most clubs are losing money no matter what the division

Haven't you reached the playoffs 3 times in recent seasons and narrowly missed out on automatic last season finishing miles clear of 21 other teams? I think you're competing just fine and in a much better state than many ex premier league teams

Correct we weren't. League one straight to the premier league. And like it or not, getting promoted a few times to the premier league is success for certain teams and that will obviously involve some relegations as believe it or not it's a very tough league. You can't change the rules just...

Why are you lot so obsessed with parachute payments all of a sudden? They're not a new phenomenon. We've just sold Redmond for £11m. Are we not allowed to spend it? And it could be argued that it's better to finance a club via success (promotions and tv money) than relying on a mega rich...

We need a striker, not a signing to get too excited about tbh

Don't think we do as we don't really need another midfielder and that talksport bloke is almost always wrong