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I do not feel he is the right person for this club and after last season I do not feel he should still be in the employment of the club. Whilst I want to see a succesful Brighton side, I do not want to see McGhee being part of Brighton and Hove Albion, so if it means a few months of bad results...

I do not back the manager, but I am a Brighton fan. I do not think McGhee is the man to take this team forward and I do not think he has the skill to turn around the mess that he partly created last season, some of those gutless defeats are still very fresh and he put those sides out there. As...

It ultimately comes back to people having their point of view. Some of us do not see McGhee as the future of this club and struggle to back him. After last season he should have gone, but he has not, hence as I said, I will back the team but not the manager.

Mainly because the gutless performances of last season are still fresh in peoples minds?

I support the Albion, but as far as McGhee goes I do not back him. Some of the gutless display's last season made sure of that. Whilst I will carry on watching them, he will not get my backing. Sure I will not do things at the game to hamper the team, but at the same time I will not back McGhee.

Maybe some of people do not think he should still be in a job after last season and whilst they will support the club, they will not back the manager?

Actually nothing to do with the wage issues, more to do with players getting involved in shall we say cliques started up by a now departed talented yet flawed and ultimately troublesome individual. Certain people got involved and paid the price for this.

You can argue that he never got a run at the position as McGhee was more interested in playing Reid there. If he is not here to compete for the left back berth then retaining him is a waste of wages as he is way down on the midfield pecking order and playing him there will add to the issues in...

He is certainly not a holding midifielder. He liked to get forward when he played there. Simple fact is we have better options in Reid, Fraser, Chamberlain etc for that area. Also we have a lack of fullbacks, so why convert one of our few that can play there into a midfielder, that is the sort...

Mayo has had one good game in the last 8 years in central midfield and that was at Southampton. There was a reason when we were in the bottom league that he was moved out of midfield and that was because even at that level he was not good enough. It is not something that needs or should be...

Except ultimately the whole Kuipers thing had very little to do with football and in fact McGhee was correct to ship him out, however the way he was dragging it through the press still in May / June time was not the best policy.

Last seasons gutless relegation is also there and the signings we cannot get rid of and the use of the press too often to air differences with players. Sadly I can only see this season being a continuation of the gutless football we saw last season. Whilst I want to see Brighton do well, I can...

Win wise the only season that I can remember being worse was the first at Gillingham where we managed 6 wins. Still I am sure none of last seasons spectacular failings were down to McGhee, it was everything and everyone elses fault.

Underperform yes, but somehow still got results until the penalties, something McGhee teams did not seem able to do last year. As annoying as the Sven reign has been, in 15 years when people look purely at the stats it will somehow hold up fairly well, after all football is results driven.

Carte Blanche for McGhee to underperform again....