Bridge would be happy to stay for good

9:30am Monday 27th August 2012 in Albion By Andy Naylor

Wayne Bridge is enjoying his football at Albion Wayne Bridge is enjoying his football at Albion

WAYNE Bridge has revealed he could remain with Albion for good.

The former England left-back has opened up the possibility of turning his season-long loan move from Manchester City into a permanent deal following his first league goal for nine years in Saturday’s 5-1 home win against Barnsley.

Bridge, 32, pictured, told The Argus: “You never know. Obviously, I want to do well for the club and if the opportunity comes up it might suit me. I have enjoyed every minute here, so I definitely wouldn’t say no to that. “Everyone that knows me, friends and family, have seen the change in me. “Over the last few years it has been difficult but they seem to think that I look like I like football more, so it can’t be a bad thing.”

Bridge has made an impressive start to his Albion career, despite still feeling the effects of a groin injury which sidelined him from most of pre-season.

The ex-Chelsea defender said: “I’m still struggling with it a little bit. As long as I can keep playing games and get by I’m not too fussed about it. It is a lot better and touch wood it stays better.

“The doc helps and I get a lot of treatment off the physios as well. It’s just the Saturday-Tuesday games that become difficult. I haven’t done that for a few years now. I am enjoying playing football every week and I want to play every game, so it doesn’t really bother me.

“This is the last year I’m contracted (to Man City), so I want to enjoy it because you never know what will happen afterwards. I want to play as much as I can.”

Albion have offered a contract to versatile former Liverpool academy defender Matt McGiveron, who featured in the pre-season friendly at Crawley.

McGiveron, 18, is expected to play in the development squad’s first home game in their new under 21’s league against Bristol City at Lancing today (3pm).

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HOVEPARKRESIDENT says...
9:45am Mon 27 Aug 12

You do have to feel sorry for the poor little love having to play on a Tuesday and a Saturday. I really don't know how he does it. He really is a hero.

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Camicus says...
9:55am Mon 27 Aug 12

Bridgey is awesome love watching him play in the stripes if he wants to stay its all good. Happy days

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golddene says...
10:00am Mon 27 Aug 12

Camicus wrote:
Bridgey is awesome love watching him play in the stripes if he wants to stay its all good. Happy days
this

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SMF20 says...
10:06am Mon 27 Aug 12

Spurs about to swell our coffers with £1,500,000. Im sure this will help with the new target man purchase or perhaps could be kept back to offer Bridge permanent pre contract terms in January. Either way i think the 1.5 is a fair figure for a guy that only featured a hand full of times for us. UTA

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Rhodes Seagull says...
10:12am Mon 27 Aug 12

Only seen him from TV highlights and the official Albion site but have to say he does look class even at 32.
Always seems to want to come forward and scoring on Saturday will I assume spur him on even more. If the medics can keep him fit he will have a big say in how we perform this season.
I see that M Owen still not found a club and is saying he is in talks with many but with only a week to go he sounds like he may be panicking a bit, is he worth a shout for the Albion even though he has stated he does not want to drop divisions, he needs a club and quick so maybe a bargain for a season or two?

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SMF20 says...
10:24am Mon 27 Aug 12

What i find incredibly frustrating with players like Owen, Heskey and other big names that have been released us that they harp on about how they want to play football and that money is not a driver in where they play and yet they are happy to leave it until the last week of the transfer window before deciding where to play. They quite clearly by doing this have only money on their mind. If they didnt they would have joined a club in time for pre season so they could get fit like every other player ready for day 1 of the season. Good players they may be and yes they would undoubtedly do a job for us but are they out for all they can get? definately.

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Hovite says...
10:28am Mon 27 Aug 12

After watching MOTD2 it was suggested that Owen is close to being signed by Stoke.

Bridge is a fantastic addition to the club and it is great to see him enjoying football again. Many Prem clubs can kill careers but we can revive them. Bridge is a great example of this.

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pjwilk says...
10:34am Mon 27 Aug 12

Owen wont move if the wage drop is too much and we would be lucky to get a handful of games out of him.He has a big record of being a crock.

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seagullsays says...
10:36am Mon 27 Aug 12

SMF20 wrote:
Spurs about to swell our coffers with £1,500,000. Im sure this will help with the new target man purchase or perhaps could be kept back to offer Bridge permanent pre contract terms in January. Either way i think the 1.5 is a fair figure for a guy that only featured a hand full of times for us. UTA
£1.5 million for Grant Hall? Wow. For a bloke who's only got a few first team appearances, I'd say that's more than fair!

Re Wayne Bridge, if we can sign him permanently, excellent, but it would mean a massive drop in wages. He's in the shop window at the moment, so may get a better offer, and as we all know, money talks. Would love to see him stay with though, as he and Bruno have been superb so far.

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dave from bexill says...
10:56am Mon 27 Aug 12

Apologies for oing off the subject, but I'm having a real problem with the site, as keeps freezing. As I'm not certain whether it's my computer or the Argus site can someone out there please let me know if they are experiencing similar problem. Thanks in anticipation.

Great game and result Saturday UTA

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Clean Sheet says...
11:06am Mon 27 Aug 12

Ok for me at the moment.

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Clean Sheet says...
11:09am Mon 27 Aug 12

Sorry to be cynical, but I think Bridge would be happy to stay for good, unless he gets a better offer. The only real club loyalty is with fans. I'm not convinced that Owen is the right answer for the Seagulls. He is a serious sick note, and needs a big fella to feed off. We don't have that, and don't need an expensive sick note.

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Hovite says...
11:11am Mon 27 Aug 12

Not me DfB, if you have lots of webpages open and other programs running in the background it can cause a problem. If your pc is running out of memory space it can also slow down.

If it is really bad reboot your pc and see if it makes any difference and if it is none of the above and is still slow, it may be your provider having an issue.

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Gull rush says...
11:20am Mon 27 Aug 12

Do hope Wayne decides to stay with us, and injury heals completely.
Really admire the way this player opens up and breaks down the left flank, it's a thrill to watch.

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championshipgull says...
11:21am Mon 27 Aug 12

Wayne oozes quality and was deceptively quick Saturday, even when carrying an injury. It’s terrific to have a world class player at Brighton saying “I have enjoyed every minute here”.

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MarkBrighton says...
11:37am Mon 27 Aug 12

In the two games I have seen Bridge play in an Albion shirt he has been awesome ! Total class.. we love him.

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golddene says...
11:53am Mon 27 Aug 12

Hovite wrote:
Not me DfB, if you have lots of webpages open and other programs running in the background it can cause a problem. If your pc is running out of memory space it can also slow down.

If it is really bad reboot your pc and see if it makes any difference and if it is none of the above and is still slow, it may be your provider having an issue.
Maybe try unplugging your modem if wireless as mine sometimes loses speed and resetting this by unplugging tends to cure the problem.

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The Phantom says...
12:36pm Mon 27 Aug 12

seagullsays wrote:
SMF20 wrote:
Spurs about to swell our coffers with £1,500,000. Im sure this will help with the new target man purchase or perhaps could be kept back to offer Bridge permanent pre contract terms in January. Either way i think the 1.5 is a fair figure for a guy that only featured a hand full of times for us. UTA
£1.5 million for Grant Hall? Wow. For a bloke who's only got a few first team appearances, I'd say that's more than fair!

Re Wayne Bridge, if we can sign him permanently, excellent, but it would mean a massive drop in wages. He's in the shop window at the moment, so may get a better offer, and as we all know, money talks. Would love to see him stay with though, as he and Bruno have been superb so far.
Wondering where this 1.5 Million figure came from? Was not expecting anything more than 500K - would be a great deal if we got 1.5M for somebody who would have been 4th choice center back. I assume that Bridge's comments were as an answer to specific questions - not sure when the time comes and he is not being paid 90% of his salary by Manchester City that he will not be looking for the highest bidder. Certainly Brighton's style of play suits him and he is thriving on it - it would still be a hell of a drop in his standard of living though if he was to sign a deal with us.

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dave from bexill says...
12:58pm Mon 27 Aug 12

Hovite,Golddene and Clean Sheet. Many thanks for your responses. Much appreciated

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dave from bexill says...
1:01pm Mon 27 Aug 12

Hovite,Golddene and Clean Sheet. Many thanks for your responses. Much appreciated

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VegasSeagull says...
1:53pm Mon 27 Aug 12

dave from bexill wrote:
Apologies for oing off the subject, but I'm having a real problem with the site, as keeps freezing. As I'm not certain whether it's my computer or the Argus site can someone out there please let me know if they are experiencing similar problem. Thanks in anticipation. Great game and result Saturday UTA
I am in USA and the same is happening here so no, not your pc.
I have now managed to be able to navigate the site but it has taken four attempts. Maybe they have been updating the site.

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SiWilki says...
1:54pm Mon 27 Aug 12

dave from bexill wrote:
Hovite,Golddene and Clean Sheet. Many thanks for your responses. Much appreciated
Have had issues too, not pc, as I built mine so know it ain't it. Live in Banbury so guess not area network issue! Do run firefox, don't know if you do also? Seems better this afternoon - this morning could not get onto albion part of site at all, fantasy league section was fine however.

Bridge stay at Albion would be great, will need him when in Prem!!!

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mikeygit says...
1:57pm Mon 27 Aug 12

Dave Bexhill---depends which search engine you use---try Moxilla Firefox--lot quicker than Google--which is going off Nov 2013--yes mine freezes if I am on Google and then have to reboot, but Moxilla seems good to me. Hope that helps.

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gardens04 says...
2:04pm Mon 27 Aug 12

Goals on Sunday last week Owen was on there and said he will not drop down a league or move away from the north west so count him out Heskey Really how many games would he play 1 a month

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whatmost of us think says...
2:16pm Mon 27 Aug 12

Seems QPR open for offers for Boothroyd (but not Bobby)

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Camicus says...
2:20pm Mon 27 Aug 12

DfB I think you will find its the adverts taking a chunk of your bandwidth. The video window on the right hand side is massivley resource hungry.

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VegasSeagull says...
2:27pm Mon 27 Aug 12

Brighton doesn't need Owen, Heskey might be able to do a job for us but his playing days are very numbered now.
Bridge has made his money over the years, come the end of the season he should sign for life with Brighton. If we get promoted he will have another taste of prem soccor and if we don't, he can just go on enjoying playing.

Would love to know where the news of the 1.5million payment from Spurs came from, this is not a report that I have seen anywhere.

Crunch time now for any new signings, I hope that the sales that have gone through above us will allow for our targets to come. So far no news on players leaving Brighton, I hope work is ongoing in that area too.

I would leave Vicente out of our next match, that would allow him two weeks to recover properly.


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Rob_in_Tulsa says...
2:58pm Mon 27 Aug 12

Great to see the Albion give Barnsley a thumping and to hear that Wayne is enjoying his time here.. Sounded like Barsnley were very poor but my opinion is that when the Albion are on form like this then they can make any team look poor on the day.

Also for those of you having computer/site problems.. no problems here except for Saturday when I couldnt get the Albion commentary for the game but could get the Barnsley commentary for the first 25 mins or so until the Albion fixed it.

I suggest you guys get ccleaner.. its free just go to ccleaner.com and download it free off there (I choose the piriform download - you'll see). It'll clean your computer up and it will run better. Also they have a great defrag tool thats free called defraggler, try it.

I know, the above is a little off the original subject but looking forward to the Albion handing out a few more thrashings this season!

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namgo49 says...
3:01pm Mon 27 Aug 12

The combination of Bridge & Bruno gives us a real difference in the pattern of play. Bridge as is, is pure class, get him fully fit and he will be awsome, same as Bruno will be.

On other matters the Argus website always gives my computer gip and often fails to respond to commands. I put the problem down to the site and not my computer.

On other football matters Berbatov is a good hold up player. Bit like a classy version of Murray. Is he (Berbatov) looking for a club still or has he signed elsewhere?

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VegasSeagull says...
3:18pm Mon 27 Aug 12

namgo49 wrote:
The combination of Bridge & Bruno gives us a real difference in the pattern of play. Bridge as is, is pure class, get him fully fit and he will be awsome, same as Bruno will be. On other matters the Argus website always gives my computer gip and often fails to respond to commands. I put the problem down to the site and not my computer. On other football matters Berbatov is a good hold up player. Bit like a classy version of Murray. Is he (Berbatov) looking for a club still or has he signed elsewhere?
Berbatov, it is reported, has had a meeting with AF and has asked to be let go. There are clubs very interested in taking him.

Rooney picking up his injury may have some influence on the Berbatov situation, and maybe not.

Linking Brighton with Berbatov is a bit of a stretch, it would have to be a loan deal, can't see us having the cash to buy him. His wages would be big, but then so are those of Bridge.
I just can't see a any reason why he would drop down a level when he is bound to get offers from so many clubs, Southampton surely would be interested, Stoke might well be. I guess PSG would take a look at him.

I would love it, but can't see it happening.

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dave from bexill says...
3:24pm Mon 27 Aug 12

Again, thanks to those making suggestions to improve my Argus website experience.Think I'll try Moxilla Firefox as a start, as suggested by Mikeygit.Cheers

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gordongull says...
3:41pm Mon 27 Aug 12

Camicus wrote:
DfB I think you will find its the adverts taking a chunk of your bandwidth. The video window on the right hand side is massivley resource hungry.
Bridgey signing a permanent deal could depend on our status next season. He's a Premier League player, and a very good one.

Championshipgull: That's it precisely!
Btw, hope you haven't got the hump over my less than complimentary 'literary review'.

That must be why my Adobe flash plug-in keeps crashing, Camicus.


The Phantom: I also expected around half a million for Hall. £1.5 million seems highly unlikely.

Berbatov: wishful thinking.

Hove park irrelevance: The difficulty for Bridgey playing twice a week is in the context of him still feeling the effects of a groin injury.

Michael Owen cost Newcastle £1.3 million per goal.

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championshipgull says...
3:47pm Mon 27 Aug 12

VegasSeagull wrote:
Brighton doesn't need Owen, Heskey might be able to do a job for us but his playing days are very numbered now.
Bridge has made his money over the years, come the end of the season he should sign for life with Brighton. If we get promoted he will have another taste of prem soccor and if we don't, he can just go on enjoying playing.

Would love to know where the news of the 1.5million payment from Spurs came from, this is not a report that I have seen anywhere.

Crunch time now for any new signings, I hope that the sales that have gone through above us will allow for our targets to come. So far no news on players leaving Brighton, I hope work is ongoing in that area too.

I would leave Vicente out of our next match, that would allow him two weeks to recover properly.


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This is from the Sun about Grant.

http://www.thesun.co
.uk/sol/homepage/spo
rt/football/4506347/
15m-Hall-yours.html

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championshipgull says...
4:03pm Mon 27 Aug 12

Gordongull Not at all. Will think about vandalising the Gettysburg address next time we beet the champions league cup holders.

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championshipgull says...
4:10pm Mon 27 Aug 12

Beat , Defeat, Trounce, Overcome, win.

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Hoarder12345444 says...
4:15pm Mon 27 Aug 12

pjwilk wrote:
Owen wont move if the wage drop is too much and we would be lucky to get a handful of games out of him.He has a big record of being a crock.
Yes, Owen is finished, at just 31.

Bridge is a great player and had an outstanding game saturday. Pace, touch and a great strike at 32 is a huge asset.

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gordongull says...
4:27pm Mon 27 Aug 12

championshipgull wrote:
Gordongull Not at all. Will think about vandalising the Gettysburg address next time we beet the champions league cup holders.
I'll start writing the review now :)

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VegasSeagull says...
4:35pm Mon 27 Aug 12

The Sun says 1.5 million, thanks Championshipgull, not sure I can take the word of the Sun as gospel.

So just a few days left and the window gets slammed shut, the will we won't we tension is building.
The temperature in Vegas will be 100+ today, always is so no problem, the temperature of the transfer market, off the scale.
I am sure that the power brokers within Brighton FC are talking to people and that their counter parts at other clubs, agents and players are all wondering which way to jump.

My hope is that none of the deals that we maybe considering are being held up by brinkmanship, not on our part or on the part of the targets we have identified as right for us.
Anyone that comes to Brighton should see it as a good move for their careers and not for their bank balance. Anyone we buy must be an improvement on what we have and not, 'that's all we could get,' type of player.
If we can't get the right players on the right terms then we should not buy anyone.

The transfer market right now is like the final table in a poker tournament. Everyone has chips but some more thna others. We all have two cards of our own and five others that we can use to make the best we can of our hand.
Do I show the strength of my hand early, hope to take the pot down right there and then or do I hide my strength and hope to pull in more money to the pot.The one certain thisng in poker is, the more that stay in the hand the less chance you have of winning with a bluff.
I have a feeling that GP and TB know how to play poker.

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rolivan says...
4:49pm Mon 27 Aug 12

There might be some truth in a few top players wanting to play and not too concerned about the money.The problem is their scum sucking Agents want their share.

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gordongull says...
4:58pm Mon 27 Aug 12

I've emerged from my negative phase, and have been feeling only positve vibes since the MORNING of the Barnsley match.
Cabin fever has brought my dedication as a supporter into question recently, so in an attempt to move on from that, I've paraphrased Rudyard Kipling:

You're a better fan than I am, Gunca Bin.

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gordongull says...
5:06pm Mon 27 Aug 12

Btw, hope I didn't depress you guys too much!

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Camicus says...
5:10pm Mon 27 Aug 12

gordongull wrote:
Btw, hope I didn't depress you guys too much!
Not even a little bit GG to be fair its been a testy couple of months with transfer idiocy foremost in peoples minds and 2who when will they sign and then after starting so well fizziling out. I think the vast majority on here are fans so we can understand depression corner at this stage :D

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VegasSeagull says...
5:11pm Mon 27 Aug 12

I am ok now Gordongull, the Zanax is kicking in nicely.

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Hovite says...
5:12pm Mon 27 Aug 12

No, you just make me think of the positives gordon, and bringing the seagull nebula to my attention makes it all worth it. UTA

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gordongull says...
5:20pm Mon 27 Aug 12

Much appreciated, guys.

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Ken in Spain says...
8:23pm Mon 27 Aug 12

I'd like to think the Sun story is true. If it is it is only payback for when Spurs swapped Bobby Zamora for Jermaine Defoe. Bobby was valued at zero so we got zero from the sell on clause. Bastards.

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hubby says...
8:33pm Mon 27 Aug 12

Maybe Bridge as had enough of women since the Terry incident and is moving on to pastures new?
Who knows?

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SiWilki says...
8:55pm Mon 27 Aug 12

Or as most may know Sussex women are more attractive than counterparts

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davidinsouthampton says...
9:11pm Mon 27 Aug 12

The Phantom wrote:
seagullsays wrote:
SMF20 wrote:
Spurs about to swell our coffers with £1,500,000. Im sure this will help with the new target man purchase or perhaps could be kept back to offer Bridge permanent pre contract terms in January. Either way i think the 1.5 is a fair figure for a guy that only featured a hand full of times for us. UTA
£1.5 million for Grant Hall? Wow. For a bloke who's only got a few first team appearances, I'd say that's more than fair!

Re Wayne Bridge, if we can sign him permanently, excellent, but it would mean a massive drop in wages. He's in the shop window at the moment, so may get a better offer, and as we all know, money talks. Would love to see him stay with though, as he and Bruno have been superb so far.
Wondering where this 1.5 Million figure came from? Was not expecting anything more than 500K - would be a great deal if we got 1.5M for somebody who would have been 4th choice center back. I assume that Bridge's comments were as an answer to specific questions - not sure when the time comes and he is not being paid 90% of his salary by Manchester City that he will not be looking for the highest bidder. Certainly Brighton's style of play suits him and he is thriving on it - it would still be a hell of a drop in his standard of living though if he was to sign a deal with us.
Bridge's about staying permanently were not in answer to a question. he volunteered the information.

And I have a nepher who is a Spurs fan who has just asked ne who this Grant Hall blike is that they have signed from us for £1.5m, and I am sure he doesn't read the Sun.

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dave from bexill says...
8:27am Tue 28 Aug 12

SiWilki wrote:
Or as most may know Sussex women are more attractive than counterparts
You've obviously never been to Newcastle SiWilki

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Cabin fever says...
9:07am Tue 28 Aug 12

gordongull wrote:
I've emerged from my negative phase, and have been feeling only positve vibes since the MORNING of the Barnsley match.
Cabin fever has brought my dedication as a supporter into question recently, so in an attempt to move on from that, I've paraphrased Rudyard Kipling:

You're a better fan than I am, Gunca Bin.
I wasn't questioning your dedication, just the attitude that just because a team has nothing to play for, people would choose to not go and watch them.

To me that smacks of being a glory hunter/fairweather supporter, which just seems a little odd to me.

But glad to hear that you are seeing things in a more positive light. A 5-1 thrashing tends to do that, I guess!

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gordongull says...
10:51am Tue 28 Aug 12

Cabin fever wrote:
gordongull wrote:
I've emerged from my negative phase, and have been feeling only positve vibes since the MORNING of the Barnsley match.
Cabin fever has brought my dedication as a supporter into question recently, so in an attempt to move on from that, I've paraphrased Rudyard Kipling:

You're a better fan than I am, Gunca Bin.
I wasn't questioning your dedication, just the attitude that just because a team has nothing to play for, people would choose to not go and watch them.

To me that smacks of being a glory hunter/fairweather supporter, which just seems a little odd to me.

But glad to hear that you are seeing things in a more positive light. A 5-1 thrashing tends to do that, I guess!
The point was hypothetical, and 'thinking twice' doesn't necessarily mean not going.
Can you honestly say that you would perceive a match in which promotion could be gained, in exactly the same way as one in which 14th place was the only thing at stake?
If you had a social engagement the same afternoon, would you not go to the promotion game anyway, but think twice about going to the mid-table scenario?

In answer to your last point, I have enclosed my post from the morning of the match, ('Late decision on Vicente' thread).

gordongull says...
10:02am Sat 25 Aug 12
If Vicente is 'touch and go', he certainly won't be starting the match. Still, we managed all right without him in the corresponding fixture last season with Ryan Harley on the scoresheet.
Difficult to evaluate today's opponents after their success against Boro' on the opening day, followed by defeat at Molineux. They can't be taken lightly, of course, but today should see a turning point with chances being converted, hopefully by CMS and Barnes. There clearly isn't a lot wrong with the side and there has to be a law of averages that predicts a few efforts finding the net.
Only one yellow card from the first two League games is encouraging, and is the result of improved skills and temperament.

UTA

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Cabin fever says...
11:26am Tue 28 Aug 12

gordongull wrote:
Cabin fever wrote:
gordongull wrote:
I've emerged from my negative phase, and have been feeling only positve vibes since the MORNING of the Barnsley match.
Cabin fever has brought my dedication as a supporter into question recently, so in an attempt to move on from that, I've paraphrased Rudyard Kipling:

You're a better fan than I am, Gunca Bin.
I wasn't questioning your dedication, just the attitude that just because a team has nothing to play for, people would choose to not go and watch them.

To me that smacks of being a glory hunter/fairweather supporter, which just seems a little odd to me.

But glad to hear that you are seeing things in a more positive light. A 5-1 thrashing tends to do that, I guess!
The point was hypothetical, and 'thinking twice' doesn't necessarily mean not going.
Can you honestly say that you would perceive a match in which promotion could be gained, in exactly the same way as one in which 14th place was the only thing at stake?
If you had a social engagement the same afternoon, would you not go to the promotion game anyway, but think twice about going to the mid-table scenario?

In answer to your last point, I have enclosed my post from the morning of the match, ('Late decision on Vicente' thread).

gordongull says...
10:02am Sat 25 Aug 12
If Vicente is 'touch and go', he certainly won't be starting the match. Still, we managed all right without him in the corresponding fixture last season with Ryan Harley on the scoresheet.
Difficult to evaluate today's opponents after their success against Boro' on the opening day, followed by defeat at Molineux. They can't be taken lightly, of course, but today should see a turning point with chances being converted, hopefully by CMS and Barnes. There clearly isn't a lot wrong with the side and there has to be a law of averages that predicts a few efforts finding the net.
Only one yellow card from the first two League games is encouraging, and is the result of improved skills and temperament.

UTA
"Can you honestly say that you would perceive a match in which promotion could be gained, in exactly the same way as one in which 14th place was the only thing at stake?"

Yes. I would go to both.

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gordongull says...
3:34pm Tue 28 Aug 12

I would probably go to both if I had bought a season ticket.

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SanFranciscoSeagull says...
4:10pm Tue 28 Aug 12

Please please please Gus, promise us that you will not sign Emile Heskey or Michael Owen under any circumstances. As a Liverpool fan, gotta say that their best years were over 10 years ago. Owen is a total sick note, and Heskey has gone from bad to worse both as a target man, and certainly as a goal scorer...he is slow, cumbersome and old....on a good day. We need young blood for the future, though I'd welcome BZ in a heartbeat..

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