PaulW

JJ had decent match last week.

"What is refreshing is for the next week or so the posters who made Cooper out as a superior coach will be quieter." We can but hope!

SO pleased by this result, after the page after page of mind numbing slagging off of everything and everybody connected with the Club that went on before the match. They might be playing badly. It might not be the line-up that you'd want, but it's still our team and our Club ffs. Enough with the character assassinations !

It's the tough times when the team needs support. Any snowflake can support a team that's winning regularly.

If we were to play Cannon, it would make it virtually impossible to sell him until the summer. I think the Club are rather counting on getting the rumoured transfer fee for him!

JJ and Faes were both excellent on Saturday.

If the Premier League were confident of their position, they wouldn't have agreed to go to arbitration.

That's a bit like saying "I got away with that parking fine on a technicality, because I wasn't in the car park at the the time." If highly qualified legal experts say that the various league management committees had no jurisdiction to bring the charges, then so be it. They can't change the rules, ( however poor), afterwards and then charge us.

That just makes today's news even better! Simon Jordan has hugely misplaced ideas of his own significance.

I guess it's being so cheerful that keeps you going.

Player of the Year!

And their bank account would buy us a whole new squad.

RvN can't conjuror up players out of the air!

They're pretty well the best that's available.

Are you serious? Odd way to support the team.

I expect us to win matches at various times throughout the season because hopefully we won't be as bad as we were against Newcastle for the rest of the season. But we might be this weekend.

Not a lot a reserve 'keeper can do when the defense goes and midfield go missing.

They play in different positions.

So who would you play?

You've got a season ticket and you can't be bothered to go along and support the team's first game under the new manager!?

I've come to the conclusion that the press, both red top and broadsheet, know marginally less than any of the rumour -agents on here!

Not funny!

Despite all analytics and researching employed at Brighton, Potter's win % was only just over 31%

However, he did play for Man U., when they were in their pomp. He can hardly fail to have absorbed some of the successful training and management methods whilst there!

Left because he felt he wasn't getting support from the Club......seems a man of principle!