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It’s also as much about the developing understanding between the forward players - in the lead up to both goals it’s looks as though they have some kind of ESP. Rapid, one-touch passing and fast movement yet they find each other’s feet. Joao alluded to it in his post-match interview

Lack of recent game time I would think

Another 10 pages of speculation and demonstration of medical expertise based on one sentence uttered by an assistant coach incoming :moo:

Good track covering :laugh:

He went off injured at Luton

Bit annoying and two steps forward, one step back injury wise if true but 'disaster' ? Groß would be our most-missed player imo.

….that £40m or whatever it is might well become much more the ‘new normal’ for top rated players as things stand (pending any Super League set up anyway), so potentially bringing the ‘big’ clubs closer to our levels of spending.

….but clubs don’t/won’t have the money. Even Chelsea are reportedly needing to find 100m to avoid FFP breaches in the next window before they think about spending anything.

We’re miles ahead of the game though…….thriving academy and big stock or promising youngsters, plus a demonstrable and proven pathway to first team football.

Nice montage

Yep….and with a decent chunk of cash still in the bank from Boehly to go bargain shopping when it happens.

FFP will mean lower transfer fees in the next window I reckon. Big market correction ahead.

Given the LP requirement should be mostly the hardcore following

Hope he gives them it with both barrels when he scores 😃

Hi Roberto :bigwave:

https://theathletic.com/5186672/2024/01/09/joao-pedro-may-have-the-hallmarks-of-brightons-next-big-sale-but-it-wont-come-yet/

Unbelievable workrate….never stops running. Incredible composure from the penalty spot. Going to be a superstar

…and from the latest Brazil game

Not as bad as calling him ‘Pedro’

I don’t speak either Spanish or Portuguese that well but did a lot of work in South America with people that did (working with native speakers of both languages plus non-natives fluent in one or both) and it seemed pretty common - at least in Sao Paulo, Rio, Belo H and BA. Definitely seemed more...