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But Broja scored in the 1st half didnt he. This still is from the 2nd half.

I believe he was in the academy and very young at the time, possibly 16/17

The reason we are requesting he takes a paycut is because we are agreeing to send him out on loan. We said the only way he is leaving is permanently and have stuck to that. Hes burnt all of those bridges. If we are agreeing to not sit him in the reserves until a permanent move is agreed, and let him join Roma, then we cant keep doing the same Merrygoround every summer. so its permanently reduce your wage, or if you dont want to, fine, but then its a permanent move only, see ya later, bye, no loan and rinse and repeat the same problems next summer.

Evan Ferguson would be a good shout, but hes signed a new contract and would be pretty expensive now. As someone pointed out, the reason why Brighton are successful with their signings is because they actually play them. You sign teenagers with high potentials from S.America like Enciso and Bounotte, then play them in a team who are in good form, chances are they will shine and within 1 year to 2 the bigger clubs will be paying 10x as much. You then look at our recent strategy. Casadei, Slonina, Andrey Santos could be considered equally as hyped signings if not better. But their development could stagnate if they arent playing at a high enough level straight away. Not to mention none of them look like getting an opportunity with us anytime soon. A few dodgy loans and they become another member of the loan army for infinity. Thats one of the biggest gems of Italian and Brazilian football ruined potentially. Maybe the multi club model may actually help with this, as it gives these teenagers exposure to the mens game at the highest level for that country. If casadei isnt going to stay with us this year, straight onto brighton with their italian manager for him to do another Colwill. Or Strasbourg in Ligue 1. Not another championship loan.

Obviously Felix scores. But Frank will still drop him next game.

Ziyech has been good since hes been on. The only decent sub beforehand. The rest i dont know what he was thinking.

Brings on sterling whos completely abysmal. Takes off both our wingers who actually looked decent and up for it. But whats more shocking is instead of taking a risk and bringing on Hall, he plays its safe and brings on Azpi. Just end the season now.

Didn't realise it was going to be an All English boys club when Lampard arrived. The one constant since hes been back is Sterling starts every game under him, and Sterling is the worst player on the pitch and does nothing. I just dont get it. We all called it in the summer too. We knew this was going to bea Lukaku part 2, and it has been. Man City saw us coming, and replaced him for Alvarez for 1/3 of the price and whos 8 years younger. Prob on 1/3 of the wages too.

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Hopefully they explore this new Spurs Stadium today.

I agree with colwill fofana and badashile we dont need him for that price point. I think where Gvardiol slightly exceeds them though is physicality and dominating the strikers, and he seems to have that monster mentality. Someone weve missed since Rudiger.

I urge everyone to check the lines drawn for Havertz offside goal. The ball had clearly left Mudryks feet already, and also the line is drawn down from his elbow, nowhere near the armpit which FA ruling dictates is used for offside decisions. Also the Felix goal. Why was there minimal replays and no lines drawn, because I havent seen the image anywhere. Again by looking at stills he looks onside to me or at the very worst millimetres offside. Whats more shocking is both of these decisions which involved disallowing goals were made within seconds, and both were potentially wrong. Coupled with the blatent handball being reviewed in under 10 seconds, how are we just supposed to accept that. We are fighting for any points we can get and we would still have a chance at top 4 had even one of those gone our way. I also dont understand why the decision to disallow West Hams goal took minutes when it was clearly offside yet all three of our decisions received minimal review and looked at in seconds. It smells of complete and utter corrupt officiating and the head of VAR was the VAR official yesterday which shows we are being screwed from the very top. Honestly they will talk about the handball only but i truly think they did everything they could to stop us winning.

Omdz theres uproar about that penalty decision. And potter has completely swept it under the rug saying mo complaints.