Brighton (a) pre-match thread

Brighton (a) prediction

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They’re guaranteed survival and are now currently the worst premier league side, couldn’t ask for much more for a final fixture other than being at home.

They’ll park the bus but they won’t be throwing their bodies infront of everything knowing their job is done and they’ve got a few weeks holiday to look forward to. We’ve had an entire season of playing against 10 men behind the ball, one more for the title shouldn’t prove a big obstacle. I’m hoping mendy is fit for this, if we’re struggling to breakthrough his crossing ability could make the difference.
 
No doubt Brighton will be re-born as the brazilian 1970 team this week , and this is the game all the pundits thought we would slip up , Glenn Murray will be the best centre forward that never played for England and his goal scoring record for Cumbria Under-12's will be proof of his threat to a City defence that can be "got at" . Same old shit just a different week , well not exactly , there's every chance we could be CHAMPIONS again :)
 
Have the media turned Dunk and Duffy into Maldini and Beresi yet and Murray into prime Van Basten yet because before Sunday they fucking will.
 
As a graduate of the 90s city clan, I always fear city-itus, but I just cannot see anything other than a 4/5 nil here. We have the best defence in the league, 10 clean sheets in 13, we have a phenomenal attack and we have possibly the best "quarterback" outside of KDB in gundogan who I think has really stepped up bigtime - he just controls games with ease at times. We have finesse, grit, mentality, the bench, the greatest manager in the history of the game, we have everything! I can see sane starting after being poor tonight with pep saying "there's your start, fucking prove me wrong". I also see wolves getting something in scouseland.
 
Sounds daft to say I’m concerned about anything after we’ve just won our 13th league game on the bounce but I am worried that the goals seem to have dried up. This coupled with the way Brighton played at Arsenal - 100% committed, flying forward, dangerous on the break - has me just a little anxious about what lies ahead.
 
Thomas Hearns said:
Sounds daft to say I’m concerned about anything after we’ve just won our 13th league game on the bounce but I am worried that the goals seem to have dried up. This coupled with the way Brighton played at Arsenal - 100% committed, flying forward, dangerous on the break - has me just a little anxious about what lies ahead.
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They haven't dried up to zero, though. As long as we score one and don't let the other side score, we'll be fine ;-)
 
I can see Wolves getting something out of that game especially if we take an early lead. Wolves have been very good against top 6 especially and it’s a bit of a cup final for them.
 
colorado blue said:
I can see Wolves getting something out of that game especially if we take an early lead. Wolves have been very good against top 6 especially and it’s a bit of a cup final for them.
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Yes, they have individually many more better players than Brighton.

I’ll reckon Nuno and a lot of his players will want to show people how good they are (inevitably players like Jota and Neves will be thinking of playing for a bigger club in the future) whereas Brighton will probably be more content with not losing badly.

Hopefully the Portuguese contingent at Wolves can do a favour for Bernardo too
 
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