[Albion] Guardian Article on Chris's Sacking etc.

Stato · May 13, 2019

Nick Ames has written a piece on today's sacking and our challenge going forward that I think sums things up quite well:

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/may/13/brighton-sack-chris-hughton

Icy Gull · May 13, 2019

Stato said:
Nick Ames has written a piece on today's sacking and our challenge going forward that I think sums things up quite well:

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/may/13/brighton-sack-chris-hughton

Cutting last sentence

Peteinblack · May 13, 2019

Was just about to post this article on here, but you beat me to it.

A good and accurate analysis, methinks.

Silk · May 13, 2019

Stato said:
Nick Ames has written a piece on today's sacking and our challenge going forward that I think sums things up quite well:

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/may/13/brighton-sack-chris-hughton

It certainly seemed likely that part of Ashworth's remit would be to look at alternatives on the coaching side, and why not?

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Albion_Dave · May 13, 2019

Very good article.

Kman · May 13, 2019

I mean...."There were suggestions that training drills prioritised defence to the extent that Brighton’s attackers felt alienated"

Machiavelli · May 13, 2019

Yes, excellent article. Pretty much sums it up.

the right footed denilson · May 13, 2019

Kman said:
I mean...."There were suggestions that training drills prioritised defence to the extent that Brighton’s attackers felt alienated"

Andone totally lost interest by the end.
AJ totally lost and that strange exchange of words when he was subbed the other day.
A couple of small indictors maybe, but the words coming out now are quite damning.

Kman · May 13, 2019

the right footed denilson said:
Andone totally lost interest by the end.
AJ totally lost and that strange exchange of words when he was subbed the other day.
A couple of small indictors maybe, but the words coming out now are quite damning.

I mean I would lose interest as well if Murray was starting over me day in and day out.

Thunder Bolt · May 13, 2019

Kman said:
I mean I would lose interest as well if Murray was starting over me day in and day out.

Andone should cut out the cards then.

the right footed denilson · May 13, 2019

Thunder Bolt said:
Andone should cut out the cards then.

It might have been down to unhappiness.

Icy Gull · May 13, 2019

Thunder Bolt said:
Andone should cut out the cards then.

Maybe CH should take some of the blame for them? I think quite a bit of the nutter approach was pure frustration?

Thunder Bolt · May 13, 2019

the right footed denilson said:
It might have been down to unhappiness.

Stamping on another player is because he's unhappy? :nono:

darkwolf666 · May 13, 2019

I thought this section was very telling too...

"there is the Icarus-like example of this season’s impatient, flailing Fulham. Imposing a more proactive style is not easy, either, at a time when the top six routinely hoover the ball."

I really, really hope I am wrong, and I will be more than happy for someone to bounce this thread this time next season, but I seriously worry about what is to come!

I think there is a lot of hard work required by the club to repair the damage that has been done to our reputation (having said that, the racism idea is ludicrous), but the idea is out there!

Thunder Bolt · May 13, 2019

Paul Hayward chief sports writer at the Telegraph (and Brighton fan) sees things differently.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/footbal...as-paid-price-mistakes-others-brightons-next/

Kman · May 13, 2019

Thunder Bolt said:
Andone should cut out the cards then.

When Knockaert does it, its all about "Passion" and "heart" ... so why is different when it comes to Andone?

Thunder Bolt · May 13, 2019

Kman said:
When Knockaert does it, its all about "Passion" and "heart" ... so why is different when it comes to Andone?

A careless mistimed tackle is not the same as a deliberate stamp.

Kman · May 13, 2019

Thunder Bolt said:
A careless mistimed tackle is not the same as a deliberate stamp.

Right... Because Knockaert's red card against Bournemouth was not Deliberate Okay! got it!

stss30 · May 13, 2019

I think this article has nailed the crux of the issue, eloquently. "Conceding eight goals without reply in outwardly winnable home matches with Southampton, Bournemouth and Cardiff." really sums it up for me.

blockhseagull · May 13, 2019

Thunder Bolt said:
A careless mistimed tackle is not the same as a deliberate stamp.

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