GlasgowCeltic
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He out Arteta’d Arteta at the Emirates. It was beautiful. Legend.
That cracked me up. Nice one.
. So true though, what an unlikeable bellend
No man above the age of 16 should have spiky hair like that. You just know he’s a wrong-un on that alone
Would you have preferred the fa cup final or the recent set of results with possible European qualification (almost guaranteed)?
Great job, but spoils it by being ungracious and lacking humility. feck him and his “football gods.” See where they both are in three.
When it's not your day you lose to Forrest or get battered by Everton. Very chaotic of late.The cup final if I’m honest, which could’ve given us Europe. However, having failed at that I am proud at how well we bounced back from Monday’s debacle and the disappointment against you at Wembley.
Genuinely delighted because we do, without meaning to sound boastful, play some very beautiful football on our day.
When it's not your day you lose to Forrest or get battered by Everton. Very chaotic of late.
Didn’t realise he’s only 43. Is he the youngest manager in the league?
Of course. He’s one of youngest then.Arteta is 41.
I would like to see De Zerbi as a head coach of some of the big clubs in Italy, lets say AC Milan..his explosive style mixed with some good old italian quality..
I know a few city fans that said they wouldn’t mind him taking over from pep. I said let’s not get carried away. A lot of people get carried away when he’s not even had a full season with Brighton yet.100% going to be the next Liverpool manager IMO. I think Klopp will stay only two more seasons max and he's the one they will go for straight away
The “football gods” quote you reference absolutely wasn’t a slight against your team. It was a reference to the Tottenham fiasco, the Crystal Palace robbery, and a few other major decisions which have cost us points this season.
RDZ may not be everybody’s cup of tea - but in the example you mention it was frustration that we have been repeatedly wronged by huge decisions.
Yup, it pretty much was.
Of course. He’s one of youngest then.
I don’t hear any criticism of your team, just that he felt his team deserved to win. He might be wrong, but that’s football opinions - in this case clearly driven by a sense of injustice.
Yes, and the football gods corrected it. In his ”humble” opinion.
If that’s your interpretation, and it’s correct, then I disagree with him. I don’t believe in football gods, I believe in competency, cause and effect and fair competition. I don’t think however that the referee or his team gave decisions which in any way could be seen to be favouring Brighton.
You‘re off on a tangent now. I’m talking about the man himself and how he conducts himself. Nothing to do with his fine team.
I regret that you find his conduct offensive.
He played for CFR Cluj in Romania a few years ago and apparently everyone was impressed that he was quite a top bloke and very down to earth, props to him.
It could also be that the excellent way in which their club is run is elevating managers and players to levels they otherwise wouldn’t reach. Brighton weren’t this sort of force under Potter but their basics were very strong even then. People say things like get their scouting departments but it’s years of squad building / strong support from the structure, to get here.Interesting that clubs like Brighton are unearthing both players and manager talent levels above. Is it their dof? Who is it doing this research and making these decisions?
Interesting that clubs like Brighton are unearthing both players and manager talent levels above. Is it their dof? Who is it doing this research and making these decisions?
Exactly - it's a project of many years, not something that went right just this year, or the last two years.It could also be that the excellent way in which their club is run is elevating managers and players to levels they otherwise wouldn’t reach. Brighton weren’t this sort of force under Potter but their basics were very strong even then. People say things like get their scouting departments but it’s years of squad building / strong support from the structure, to get here.
It's not even just mistakes, Brighton haven't had to juggle the league and Europe before, and that will be a new challenge for them. I hope they do well, I like Brighton, but they have certainly benefitted from playing less.I recall similar things being said about Southampton a few years ago. Hopefully Brighton can avoid their mistakes.
pretty much what i was thinking. Gotta be careful in the premier league assuming you can just keep that train going of finding gems, polishing them, selling for huge profit, then repeating that over and over. Dont think brighton will approach it like southampton though if i had to guess.I recall similar things being said about Southampton a few years ago. Hopefully Brighton can avoid their mistakes.
Career wise, it'd be stupid for him to accept a job back in Italy right now.Given how Allegri has been over the last couple of years, I'd be surprised if Juve don't go for him this summer itself. Brighton though, being the shrewd operators they are, will surely put a big release clause on him for sure.
Where he will be exposed the same way Potter was at Chelsea.Has PSG, Barcelona or Real soon written all over
Has PSG, Barcelona or Real soon written all over