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Ok now Brighton are a biggish club from a big town and generate good support but this nowhere near enough generates the money what must have been continuously thrown at the club to construct the stadium and finance a journey to the Premier League. This has taken years and years of continued investment. Does anyone know how much money that had been spent to do this and who has put all this money into them and continued backing them untill the have reached their goal.
I am so pleased for some of their fans who supported their club through thick and thin. Travelling to Gillingham for home games was fantastic and every credit to them.
Like most of us lot they stuck with their club through really hard times. Wish some of our recent fans could show the same commitment must of us lot have over the years. Thing is a lot of our newish fans haven’t seen the hard times and consider this little blip this season as hard times which most of us know it’s just nothing compared to what we have experienced in the past.
Good luck Seagulls.I am so pleased for some of their fans who supported their club through thick and thin. Travelling to Gillingham for home games was fantastic and every credit to them.
Like most of us lot they stuck with their club through really hard times. Wish some of our recent fans could show the same commitment must of us lot have over the years. Thing is a lot of our newish fans haven’t seen the hard times and consider this little blip this season as hard times which most of us know it’s just nothing compared to what we have experienced in the past.
Good luck Seagulls.No, this season hasn’t been hard times. The squad has so much than it has shown. The fact is, it’s just not been good enough. Caldwell was crap, too negative, as was Joyce, who made a terrible season out of a bad one. Got to give Graham Barrow credit for our recent improvements. So 3 quarters of season has been blighted by bad management. I can only wonder at what Joyce had them doing in training…it certainly didn’t work. Had we given Barrow the reigns about a month earlier, I’d be confident of us staying up. It’s touch and go now and worse case scenario we could be as good as down tomorrow. I know we would take a draw now if we could as Brighton is a hard task, given their position.
Our games are just running out too fast, unfortunately.
I am so pleased for some of their fans who supported their club through thick and thin. Travelling to Gillingham for home games was fantastic and every credit to them.
Like most of us lot they stuck with their club through really hard times. Wish some of our recent fans could show the same commitment must of us lot have over the years. Thing is a lot of our newish fans haven’t seen the hard times and consider this little blip this season as hard times which most of us know it’s just nothing compared to what we have experienced in the past.
Good luck Seagulls.No, this season hasn’t been hard times. The squad has so much than it has shown. The fact is, it’s just not been good enough. Caldwell was crap, too negative, as was Joyce, who made a terrible season out of a bad one. Got to give Graham Barrow credit for our recent improvements. So 3 quarters of season has been blighted by bad management. I can only wonder at what Joyce had them doing in training…it certainly didn’t work. Had we given Barrow the reigns about a month earlier, I’d be confident of us staying up. It’s touch and go now and worse case scenario we could be as good as down tomorrow. I know we would take a draw now if we could as Brighton is a hard task, given their position.
Our games are just running out too fast, unfortunately.[/quote]
Spot on, well said.
YFJ should have gone before the four winnable games in Feb/March, i cant believe that Sharpe thought that we could win those games with that clown in charge.
Fuck the EFL
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