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People showing a lot of confidence in a Brighton side that are in absolute freefall

Yeah it's on twitter, hopefully someone gave him a right good kicking on his way down, but knowing us probably not

It's not an 'odd shocker', they're fairly frequent, on top of the 6 (!) games he's been suspended for this season. It's probably Stephens, Long or Bertrand's fault though.

Was really annoyed at how poor he was today again but then he gave a nice interview after the game and now I've completely forgotten about how **** he was

Torn between wanting to stay out the bottom 3 tonight, and wanting Burnley to drag Brighton right in

I thought it was Puel’s fault

PEH giving yet another interview. Interviews completed today: 1 - Pass completed today: 0

What does Gallagher have to do to start a game? He can’t surely be worse than the alternatives

Valery had his best game for us. Everyone else average apart from Long who was anonymous, and Hojbjerg who was ****ing dreadful.

**** Hojbjerg off I couldn’t give a **** how much ‘passion’ he has, he is ****ing ****

Hojbjerg is having a Hojbjerg. Shocking.

Armstrong injured? A bit light on attacking options as we know but great to see Bertrand back

Well they've got 13 points from their last 15 games, so they may be okay, but they're in some pretty terrible form and were far far away from the bottom three at one point, now not so much.

Having thrown away a two goal lead against a **** poor Fulham side, I'm not sure any of those are favourable games other than Huddersfield.

Would like Cardiff to stay up, just not at our expense of course. Keep a close eye on Brighton, absolutely plummeting.

Because most of the criticism is because he's Stephens, not because of things he does. That's what some of us try to counter-act, like in this case where it wasn't actually his fault as he was fouled.

Was a foul on Stephens, and ball to hand, so shouldn't have been a penalty. But they should have had one, so even Stephens.

Exactly, and understandably, but it's of absolutely no benefit to us. Providing a short term fix for a relegation rival, whilst bringing in no money for a replacement and then being stuck with an ageing striker on big wages in the final year of his contract is of a level of stupidity that our board thankfully don't seem to have reached quite yet.

Sky keep talking about how many bids Burnley have made for Che Adams today (4 I think it is now) but no mention of us bidding. So presumably we haven't? Meaning either we aren't really interested in him and it's someone else we are working on, or (more likely) we aren't really planning to bring anyone in. Not a disaster, got rid of some real burdens in financial terms for a few months and hopefully permanently in the summer, but last night did show that in games where we are expected to dominate possession we still lack a cutting edge.

He doesn't want to move to the Championship, so it doesn't matter how much clubs offer us from there because he isn't going to go there so why accept the offer? And thankfully the club aren't stupid enough to loan him to a club in our league so that he can strengthen their fight for survival whilst we are still in it. If those clubs were willing to pay for him then maybe the club would consider it, but they probably aren't going to want to commit to 3-4 years of a 29 year old's Premier League wages when there's no guarantee they will still be able to afford it within 6 months. You lot need to wake up a bit.

I thought I saw this happen? I couldn't really believe what I'd seen and then didn't really hear/see anything else about it so thought maybe I just had a bad view from my end of the ground. I don't think Andre Marriner gives bad decisions, I think he just doesn't ever make any decisions. I've never seen a referee avoid making a call as much as him, it's insane. I said it before the game, he just runs around and avoids doing things at all costs, it's really weird. Thankfully we were the team that took advantage of this by doing things that should be called, and taking advantage of his unwillingness to do so.

Sam Vokes supposedly going to Stoke for £10million plus Crouch going the other way. I know which one of out of him and Austin i’d want, and his name isn’t Sam.

Where's Guan? :( :(

Bertrand going would really worry me, been looking forward to his return for ages, but that does seem to have gone quiet. Im happy with the outgoings this window, but last night showed we really could do with a couple of incomings.

Used as the second substitution last night. Didn’t get much of the ball, but still Ralph saw him as an answer with a fair amount of time left in the game.