Brighton seem even more special than Leicester 2015/2016

[ShorehamCitizen]

Glad it's not them in the final. Put it that way.

We would beat them full strength. They seem to have off days like losing to teams like Everton 5-1 on their own soil.

If they played like that last night, we would have won 3-0, or in that region.

 

[ShorehamCitizen]

The sad thing they will probably be raided by the 'bigger' teams, ripping the team apart, causing them to rebuild again and again, they won't get the chance to do a Leicester . They seem to bring through players who are just as good however and I can't think of any of the players who have been snapped up having much of an impact. Going off topic, what happened Lamptey he looked excellent though injury prone, don't recall seeing him play

For all their praise, they will always be a stepping stone club, in which a player learning his trade in the premier league will join, then when he gets good, one of the big six will take him for big money.

 

[Bluemoon2393]

They look like a decent, well coached team but the hyperbole seems a bit much to me. Reminds me of Bielsa's Leeds

Bielsa was a very good coach. His methods were crazy but worked until his final season where every club figured them out and the players injuries and tiredness started to take its toll.

Brighton will struggle next season as they will lose a lot of good players that some can't be replaced quickly. Also European football and the constant travelling will create more tiredness. The game against Everton shows they can be vulnerable and we all still wonder how Everton scored 5 past them at home.

 

[Ducado]

Every few years a club comes along and surprises everyone with how well they have done and they inevitably fade away within a couple of seasons either the team is gutted by other clubs, or the motivation fades

I have been impressed by BHA this season and last but is it sustainable? Because in the long run that's all that matters

 

[aguero93:20]

The sad thing they will probably be raided by the 'bigger' teams, ripping the team apart, causing them to rebuild again and again, they won't get the chance to do a Leicester . They seem to bring through players who are just as good however and I can't think of any of the players who have been snapped up having much of an impact. Going off topic, what happened Lamptey he looked excellent though injury prone, don't recall seeing him play

They won't get a chance to do a Leicester, since they forgot to do what Leicester did and pretend to be relegation fodder until they were ready to really challenge.

 

[hello]

Bielsa was a very good coach. His methods were crazy but worked until his final season where every club figured them out and the players injuries and tiredness started to take its toll.

Brighton will struggle next season as they will lose a lot of good players that some can't be replaced quickly. Also European football and the constant travelling will create more tiredness. The game against Everton shows they can be vulnerable and we all still wonder how Everton scored 5 past them at home.

Given how shite Everton are & who Bloom is one can only assume Bloom had Everton -3 in the handicap Asian markets.

 

[TinFoilHat]

Brighton have developed a new scouting model and it's a jump start on the redshirts who have become complacent. Hopefully others will follow and let those **** wallow in their history whilst trying to scrape into the Thursday night zenith data systems cup.

 

[Constantine]

The Leicester's achievement was unique in many ways. Nothing compares.

 

[yankblue]

Brighton are impressive but Leicester actually won the league. Pales in comparison imo

 

[jimharri]

The 1-5 defeat though, seems inexplicable.

Happens to the best of us. Remember the 0-4 at Goodison in Fraudi Pep's first season?