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Just endless threads on here about player X and player Y's form dipping. All bad luck apparantly, no organisational and leadership issues at all, no sireee
He has something about him, to say proven in the Premier well that would be under the management of Potter. He started the season well but hasn't looked the same player since returning from injury, is that a fault of the manager or a fault of the player. These things are often psychological with players after injury.
For me Trossard needs to work harder on his own performance you can't fault the manager for not giving him the opportunity.
I've realised he is a summer player. It used to be a thing, I still think it is. He ends each season well and starts each season well, but the rest of it is very poor. Summer player.
Trossard is a good player who had a bad game on a shocking pitch.
This is when you realise that a lot of Brighton fans would rather have 11 cloggers on the pitch.
The sooner we get a big man upfront and start hoofing it to him, like they did when pitches were like last night, the better for them.
And almost certainly not a "freezing cold away tie in the FA Cup against lower league opposition on a ploughed field" player
Then a manager would recognise this and not even have him in the squad? Give the place to someone who doesn't mind chilly balls.
Trossard is a good player who had a bad game on a shocking pitch.
This is when you realise that a lot of Brighton fans would rather have 11 cloggers on the pitch.
The sooner we get a big man upfront and start hoofing it to him, like they did when pitches were like last night, the better for them.
What annoyed me about last night's performance was the inability to pass to one of our players. Trossard seemed to me the main culprit last night and a player who plays in The Premier league, earning the colossal wage that they do passed to a Newport player on numerous occasions. Please someone come up with the stats to prove me wrong because I like Tross but last night he really rattled my cage when he misplaced a simple pass. I know the pitch could be used as an excuse.....it was awful but does everyone agree it was a poor showing on the ' passing' front or am I being too critical?
passing along the ground to fresh air by a skilled player is extremely poor form . . . . AJ half tried and half succeeded but just not at the races yesterday, Trossard was like a ghost, just not there at all. one or two glimpses maybe, but way way off his capabilities.
I'm now firmly of the opinion that whilst GP has not lost the players, quite a few of them don't buy into his 'My little pony' dream football philosophy.
Whilst really good players may respond to that and have the cranial capacity and physical attributes to adapt, we don't have many players like that.
He was just as poor against Fulham.
Playing some quite strange cross field balls and generally giving the ball away.
I’m not buying the “it was the pitch”
It’s easier to count the games where he turns up.
Even Wolves, other than the first goal (when the defender slipped) giving him more space to cross, and taking a corner, he was largely anonymous.
(There was the phantom push as well).
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It’s easier to count the games where he turns up.
Even Wolves, other than the first goal (when the defender slipped) giving him more space to cross, and taking a corner, he was largely anonymous.
(There was the phantom push as well).
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