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[Albion] Who do you blame, today?
- Thread starter birthofanorange
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Everybody. End of thread
HangletonGull
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- Apr 10, 2023
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I blame Britain’s got talent as its pony
Mike Small
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- Dec 26, 2008
- 3,366
I voted players but now not sure seeing as it was so predictable. They had turned out that performance 3 times at home already. Can you add culture of the club as a category? We’re weak. Really weak.
Player recruitment ultimately. Always a couple of defensive/DM absences away from being so vulnerable to ….. anyone. The worst or second worst team in PL history, Stains, tore us apart for the entire second half in our stadium.
- May 8, 2018
- 11,675
This is on the players
I’ll just Fab on whether he can get a reaction out of them next week
I’ll just Fab on whether he can get a reaction out of them next week
macbeth
Dismembered
Voted Other. Probably the players but there’s a serious mentality issue here at the moment and I’m not entirely sure where it comes from. What I do know is that there have been far too many occasions this season where the players have simply stopped trying.
I blame my parents.
P.C. Beard
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- Aug 8, 2011
- 115
A27
It's a club wide operation and a team sport . . . .but Dunk is the root cause of recent shitshows. His time is up.
Mustafa II
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Hurzeler got it wrong today.
Leicester are very poor. Even with a bad day at the office, with the depleted squad that we have, we should have still won this... and perhaps even won it convincingly.
Yes, the players were missing chances, but Hurzeler failed to make the necessary changes to 1) capitalise on our dominance in first 2/3 and win the game and, more significantly, 2) React in any way to the tactical changes made by Leicester after their subs which opened us up.
Leicester are very poor. Even with a bad day at the office, with the depleted squad that we have, we should have still won this... and perhaps even won it convincingly.
Yes, the players were missing chances, but Hurzeler failed to make the necessary changes to 1) capitalise on our dominance in first 2/3 and win the game and, more significantly, 2) React in any way to the tactical changes made by Leicester after their subs which opened us up.
- Jul 10, 2003
- 28,977
The answer is confidence isn't it ?
Me, I opened myself up to this disappointment by turning up
There are a million things to do on a gorgeous Saturday afternoon, but I chose to make myself miserable at the Amex
There are a million things to do on a gorgeous Saturday afternoon, but I chose to make myself miserable at the Amex
- Feb 22, 2014
- 3,014
Me. i wore my Brighton shirt for the first time in ages. Hands up.
Brian Munich
teH lulZ
- Jul 7, 2008
- 843
We had 6 defensive absences today: JPVH, Webster, Veltman, Igor, Lamptey, Kadioglu. And it's arguable that Dunk is not 90-minute fit either.
Players. Our tactics were fine, which is why we created a billion chances. Relaxing after scoring a goal isn't fine, especially not given our last game against these. They're paid to play football and did it half-heartedly once we went 1-0 up and then 2-1 up. Five minutes of bad concentration gives both opposition goals and a switch of momentum. Immediately after our first goal, we stopped chasing their defenders down when they were measuring long passes to Mavdidi & co. It is not acceptable. It is lazy.
- Oct 17, 2008
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Ultimately it comes down to the responsibility of the Steamworks in Glynde. But we already know that really - deep down. I hear their light bites and soft drinks are superb.
He should have subbed Dunk and stuck a rocket up Barts arse at half time. . . . THe manager doesn't have big balls . . . .yet. . .
Stuart Munday
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You missed the Terrace it has all gone downhill since it opened.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
They will get another holiday, apparently Naylor is arguing on twitter a break isn’t a holiday ffs the clown.