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Brighton & Hove Albion Thread - 2022/23
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As a Swede not my first language but I try to make my points understandable :-)I love the English language when it's written so well. :)
crazyg
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Far better than my Swedish. I learned all my knowledge of your language from the Swedish Chef!As a Swede not my first language but I try to make my points understandable :-)
:-)
franksinatra
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On paper an absolutely fantastic appointment and again highlights what a fantastically well run club Brighton are.
Looking forward to watching them play as Sassuolo and Donetsk both played a very attractive style of football.
Looking forward to watching them play as Sassuolo and Donetsk both played a very attractive style of football.
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Charliegull
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Very much like Potter, however more attack minded, could be kamikaze football, if i was u i would get rid of Dunk and go for Trossard.What type of manager is he?
Need to know for fantasy football purposes as I've got dunk and gross in my team
ali benarbia's studs
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Tough opener for the new gaffer. I hope the squad can maintain their great start to the campaign.
****Sanchez, Gross, Trossard and Mc Alistar for FF. some good defenders ***
Best of luck!
****Sanchez, Gross, Trossard and Mc Alistar for FF. some good defenders ***
Best of luck!
jimharri
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It'd be interesting to see how someone like Trossard would do under Pep's tutelage. He's a decent player. Not saying we should buy him, so no pile on, thanks. He's 28 in a couple of months, which doesn't fit in with the age profile of players we generally go in for. Isn't Gundogan the oldest we signed under Pep, and he was 26, I think.
Citizen in Pakistan
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Must be awful to work that hard to become a professional footballer and have your dreams ruined like that.
Well done to the doctors that found it though, they might have saved his life.
The amount of young men having heart related issues post covid is incredible, this is really sad but life is more important than football, i wish him the best and hopefully he would stay connected to the game in some way