Plenty of mentions in The Guardian's Best and Worst of the Premier League 22/23 today.
We're in the 'Best' bits, in case you're wondering/worried.
We're in the 'Best' bits, in case you're wondering/worried.
Plenty of mentions for Haaland too but, against the Albion, I thought he was SHITEHOUSEPlenty of mentions in The Guardian's Best and Worst of the Premier League 22/23 today.
We're in the 'Best' bits, in case you're wondering/worried.
Make your mind up!Pervis getting some credit, at last. Need to keep him below the radar.
Same. Long streak of pissPlenty of mentions for Haaland too but, against the Albion, I thought he was SHITEHOUSE
Not a mention on the aliens that passed by and looked through the Hubble telescope, just as Enciso scored that wonder goal v Citeh.Plenty of mentions in The Guardian's Best and Worst of the Premier League 22/23 today.
We're in the 'Best' bits, in case you're wondering/worried.
Not forgetting Enoch Mwepu."If at the start of the season you knew Brighton would lose Graham Potter, Yves Bissouma, Leandro Trossard and Marc Cucurella then few will have been rushing to back them for a top-10 finish.
But this is no ordinary club.
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Bloom - who made his fortune beating the bookmakers by building algorithms that outsmarted the market - is now outsmarting Premier League football clubs with the way he runs the show. What a story. What a football club."
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This is the one."De Zerbi’s difference is not just seen in those pretty passing patterns that make Brighton look like they are playing at double speed. It’s that he has given them greater guts, a personality that didn’t quite exist under Potter. They used to be a lovely team to watch but a few too many nice boys and a few more missed chances. Now they are streetwise and, sometimes, positively badly behaved. It’s great."
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Spot on. We were unquestionably too nice under Potter. We are a much smarter team now, in terms of game management, mentality etc."De Zerbi’s difference is not just seen in those pretty passing patterns that make Brighton look like they are playing at double speed. It’s that he has given them greater guts, a personality that didn’t quite exist under Potter. They used to be a lovely team to watch but a few too many nice boys and a few more missed chances. Now they are streetwise and, sometimes, positively badly behaved. It’s great."
Brighton season review: Roberto De Zerbi takes Graham Potter's template to new extremes
Daniel Storey takes a look back at how Brighton fared as part of The Score’s season reviews for all 20 Premier League clubsinews.co.uk