Poyet happy after draw (From The Argus)
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Poyet happy after draw
6:20pm Saturday 6th October 2012 in Albion By Brian Owen
Gus was happy with draw and the Derby Ram looks pretty content as well (photo Simon Dack)
Gus Poyet felt Albion could have won at Derby today.
But he was pleased they saw out a 0-0 draw after missing chances to go ahead.
Albion played some attractive football and the Seagulls boss said: “I think we were decent.
“No doubt that we deserved something from the game.
“I think we had the better chances.
“These are the games when I go home of course I am disappointed because I want to win but I’m happy with the team because we did what I was expecting.
“We controlled most of the game. It’s a point, we need to take it.”
Derby came to life in the last 20 minutes after Dean Hammond missed the game’s best chance.
Poyet added: “On another day, maybe last year, probably we would concede a goal and lose the game.
“With the experience on the pitch we controlled it a bit better.
“We are a good team, and we proved it today.”
Comments(67)
Hovite
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6:42pm Sat 6 Oct 12
gusset snatcher
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6:44pm Sat 6 Oct 12
campotolox
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6:52pm Sat 6 Oct 12
Clean Sheet
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6:59pm Sat 6 Oct 12
gusset snatcher
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7:06pm Sat 6 Oct 12
ballantrrae
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7:17pm Sat 6 Oct 12
Talking about injuries a bit of deja vu with Hoskins, Vicente and Buckley all out injured as they were 12 months ago.
The main difference this season is that our defence seems to be alot meaner and when CMS is back no doubt the goals will start to flow again. However when they do I trust that Poyet and Co don't forget the very obvious need for another striker. With or without a fit CMS we still need another goalscorer as this latest result reinforces.
As others have posted in the last few weeks we seem to have difficulty in finding someone suitable to sign even though the search has been going on for about 15 months now.
Does anybody have thoughts as to why ?
bridders all day long
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7:22pm Sat 6 Oct 12
gusset snatcher wrote:Palace wont stay up there you muppet
We've now got Middlesborough, Leicester then Blackpool..... I can't see us getting 2 points out of that little lot...... Why does this keep banging in my head.... BHA 0 - Birmingham 1....... BHA 0 - Birmingham 1...... BHA 0 - Birmingham 1....... BHA 0 - Birmingham 1.... In Gusset we're a thick muppet
championshipgull
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7:32pm Sat 6 Oct 12
wiseman of hove
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7:45pm Sat 6 Oct 12
Clean Sheet
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7:54pm Sat 6 Oct 12
wiseman of hove
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7:59pm Sat 6 Oct 12
Clean Sheet wrote:Absolutely. There are some very good teams in this division. It will take some doing to reach the summit.
To think we are going to walk into the Premier League is naive in the extreme. We are developing very nicely, and enjoying a good season. If we are good enough this season, we will get promoted.
keswick
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8:25pm Sat 6 Oct 12
gusset snatcher wrote:I suppose that now the colder nights have come you have had to move out of Hove Park have you ? You really are a pathetic individual but proof that care in the community does not work.
I'm not happy with not winning for 3 games on the bounce either... that's relegation form.... in Gusset we're a thick muppet
golddene
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8:31pm Sat 6 Oct 12
wiseman of hove wrote:Too true, this is a very competitive league, to be where we are now shows just how far we have travelled in such a short space of time. We all would like to be promoted again and its human nature to want more, but occasionally, i think to myself just how happy i am to be where we are. Today's result was a well earned point away to Derby county, a team we have mostly been behind in the tiers of football so a great result and a sure marker of our undoubted progress.SEAGULLS
Clean Sheet wrote:Absolutely. There are some very good teams in this division. It will take some doing to reach the summit.
To think we are going to walk into the Premier League is naive in the extreme. We are developing very nicely, and enjoying a good season. If we are good enough this season, we will get promoted.
rolivan
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9:19pm Sat 6 Oct 12
LACHANCE
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9:37pm Sat 6 Oct 12
seagulltess
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10:00pm Sat 6 Oct 12
Seagulldan
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10:01pm Sat 6 Oct 12
B-hove
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10:41pm Sat 6 Oct 12
Seagulldan wrote:Also just back from the game. Simply: if we had even an average striker on the end of our very good build-up play, we would have won by several goals today.
Just got back from the game and i think a point was a fair result. We hit the bar,and the keeper did pull off a great save,but the big pole in our goal in the end kept the scores level.Dobbie seemed very lazy and wasnt chasing,maybe weve been spoilt by cms constant running.We seem to be over run by creative midfielders with no real outlet,but were in a great position going into the international break.UTA
Dobbie is as one-footed as barn-door Billy. Admittedly he is more skilful but he didn't seem to have a forward's appetite, today. He wasn't going to let those big, nasty, rough defenders knock him about!
oksouthstander
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12:59am Sun 7 Oct 12
craig83
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1:07am Sun 7 Oct 12
Shut up u fecking p%#ks! If it wasn't for this bloke we wouldn't be in this league!
Well done gus a points a point! Yeah we have got some tough games ahead but the Albion love games like that and with CMS back and maybe some old faces (Vicente) back we will charge on!
#inguswetrust
JoeBlow
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3:13am Sun 7 Oct 12
craig83 wrote:Don't feed the trollop.
"in Gusset we're a thick muppet"
Shut up u fecking p%#ks! If it wasn't for this bloke we wouldn't be in this league!
Well done gus a points a point! Yeah we have got some tough games ahead but the Albion love games like that and with CMS back and maybe some old faces (Vicente) back we will charge on!
#inguswetrust
Too many Harveys
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8:05am Sun 7 Oct 12
Too many Harveys
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8:09am Sun 7 Oct 12
LACHANCE wrote:Do you know you're right - why has nobody mentioned this before??! (Apologies if I have missed some intended irony in the original post - it's still early...)
We need a good striker for CMS cover or to play along side of him
northdevonchat
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8:17am Sun 7 Oct 12
I sat in the Derby family section (directly opposite away fans) and noticed something I would like to mention, because I am not sure those of you there would have seen it; particularly as a I notice one or two are doubting Dobbie's commitment.
On no less than three occasions, Dobbie refused, despite the always hardworking Bridcutt asking firstly politely, then screaming at him on subsequent occasions, to track back and stop the short corner. On one occasion he appeared to deliberately turn his back and walk away, so not even facing the corner as it was being taken. I don't like the idea of knocking players, or know what GP's tactics were for corners if they played it short, but it didn't look like a commited player doing all he could to ensure it wasn't a reliving of the recent Hull match.
Incidently, I was in that end because I travelled with a diehard Derby fan and he was very pleased with a point.
Alfie T
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8:37am Sun 7 Oct 12
northdevonchat wrote:Welcome,and keep posting,nice to read new views on here. Worrying about Dobbie, if he's not a team player that's a problem when he's on a three year contract. Only takes one or two disruptive players to cause splits in a squad, I'm sure Gus,Tanno & Charlie will sort it. What was the Derby fans perspective on the game and the Albion?
First time I have done this, so go easy on me please!
I sat in the Derby family section (directly opposite away fans) and noticed something I would like to mention, because I am not sure those of you there would have seen it; particularly as a I notice one or two are doubting Dobbie's commitment.
On no less than three occasions, Dobbie refused, despite the always hardworking Bridcutt asking firstly politely, then screaming at him on subsequent occasions, to track back and stop the short corner. On one occasion he appeared to deliberately turn his back and walk away, so not even facing the corner as it was being taken. I don't like the idea of knocking players, or know what GP's tactics were for corners if they played it short, but it didn't look like a commited player doing all he could to ensure it wasn't a reliving of the recent Hull match.
Incidently, I was in that end because I travelled with a diehard Derby fan and he was very pleased with a point.
SecondReserve
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9:07am Sun 7 Oct 12
Too many Harveys
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9:43am Sun 7 Oct 12
northdevonchat wrote:Very interesting observation and frankly very worrying. We may be spoiled by CMS’ work rate and love him for it but the ironic thing is it is the one thing that anyone can do (professional footballer level of fitness taken as given) regardless of footballing ability – run, chase, harry and close down for 90 minutes. For this reason I’m surprised Gus doesn’t demand it of others when CMS is absent as we certainly miss what it brings when CMS isn’t in the side.
First time I have done this, so go easy on me please!
I sat in the Derby family section (directly opposite away fans) and noticed something I would like to mention, because I am not sure those of you there would have seen it; particularly as a I notice one or two are doubting Dobbie's commitment.
On no less than three occasions, Dobbie refused, despite the always hardworking Bridcutt asking firstly politely, then screaming at him on subsequent occasions, to track back and stop the short corner. On one occasion he appeared to deliberately turn his back and walk away, so not even facing the corner as it was being taken. I don't like the idea of knocking players, or know what GP's tactics were for corners if they played it short, but it didn't look like a commited player doing all he could to ensure it wasn't a reliving of the recent Hull match.
Incidently, I was in that end because I travelled with a diehard Derby fan and he was very pleased with a point.
pjwilk
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9:51am Sun 7 Oct 12
wiseman of hove
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10:56am Sun 7 Oct 12
Reflecting on the transfer window.... interesting that the managers two great signings, Bruno and Tomasz were signed in calm times whereas our four deadline signings if taken as a quartet and not individuals have not set the fan's pulses racing. Still hopeful but will all four step up to the plate?
Far gull
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10:58am Sun 7 Oct 12
pjwilk wrote:Have been issuing warnings about dobbie for awhile now and very interesting views of north Devon supporter. We cannot afford a free loader if his attitude and application fails to match up he should be treated as any new employee and fired in the first 3 month trial period while we can. Don't say I didn't warn you. Am happy to keep the faith with rest of team still early days and we are in contention which is all I hoped for at the start and finish of the season.
If Dobbie cant get foreward fast enough or get back fast enough we might as well have bought a traffic cone and stuck it in the middle.
Chi Gull
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11:13am Sun 7 Oct 12
dave from bexill
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11:47am Sun 7 Oct 12
Gee Jay
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12:22pm Sun 7 Oct 12
Dobbie has yet to impress, seemed slow.
Burger van outside the away end should have it explained that big does not equal good. Hot dog composed of cheap ingredients, burgers looked worse. Ran out of bacon for bacon rolls at 2.15!
Wish we had had something inside the ground, maybe that was better.
Proud that we have decent catering at the Amex.
Hovite
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12:29pm Sun 7 Oct 12
Alfie T
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1:04pm Sun 7 Oct 12
Hovite wrote:Chicken and Ham much better option,more flavour and not as dry.
I've stopped buying the steak and ale pies at the Amex, keep finding more and more gristle in them.
Alfie T
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1:08pm Sun 7 Oct 12
Chi Gull wrote:He's lazy,nothing to do with confidence,he should be working as hard as the rest of the team. This side attacks and defends as one, when all the injured players return in two weeks, I would expect him to be out of the first team squad.
It may be a confidence thing with Dobbie? Perhaps a goal will change things for him, but I agree with others that he has not exactly impressed so far, but he scored goals on his two loan spells with Blackpool. Perhaps its easier to see why Gus rates Barnes now - hard working team player who can score goals?
wiseman of hove
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1:12pm Sun 7 Oct 12
Alfie T wrote:They are top draw
Hovite wrote:Chicken and Ham much better option,more flavour and not as dry.
I've stopped buying the steak and ale pies at the Amex, keep finding more and more gristle in them.
Hovite
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1:33pm Sun 7 Oct 12
Alfie T
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1:55pm Sun 7 Oct 12
VegasSeagull
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2:20pm Sun 7 Oct 12
When you look at our squad and you read up on their pedigrees, or you go online and watch some clips of goals scored, on paper we are top class. We have a collection players that reports say should take us to the top, but I don't know of any match that has been played on paper.
One area of our game does perform to on paper expectations, our defense and keeper, no doubts there, but the midfield isn't producing what on paper they should.
Dobbie, on paper, is a great signing for us and he probabaly will turn out to be so but when we watch him we are expecting more because of what we have read.
The reality of our squad is, yes we are good, 'if,' our opponents don't stifle our plays. Yes we are good, 'if,' key players are not injured. Yes we are good when officials don't see things that none of us see.
If we were to forget about what is written on paper, forget about online video clips and just concentrated on the last ten performances, I think we would all be very happy about where we are right now.
VegasSeagull
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2:30pm Sun 7 Oct 12
As short term solution but one that might prove or disprove a point and who knows, this guy might be a long term answer.
The MLS season is coming to a close and the New York Red Bulls have a guy called Cooper, check him out. Landon Donovan of Galaxy has proven the worth of short term loan deals from America.
Vince
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2:49pm Sun 7 Oct 12
By the way you message boarders, lets give the new boys more of a chance to settle. Get off Dobbie's back or he WILL put the proverbial 2 fingers up. In the home games against Birmingham and Ipswich he was close on a number of occasions to scoring with shots that had more venom and power than any other player in the squad possesses. If he had scored everybody would have been singing his praises. The margin between success and failure can be very small, and forwards thrive on scoring and praise. When things don't go well, then some players "hide" or seem to lose energy (this is often due to lack of confidence or reading the views of the fans). I thought he showed good skills and linked up well with the other players. Warren Aspinall is certain he will get 15 goals for us this season. You can't slate him for not being a striker - because he isn't one, but IMHO he shows the potential to be an excellent "inside forward" to use an old-fashioned title. Will Hoskins is the same, so for God's sake don't get on his back if and when he returns!
kwaidam
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2:50pm Sun 7 Oct 12
wiseman of hove wrote:i hear what you saying.... but, of course, we should not forget the greatest of great signings Mr Wayne Bridge. Total class. Long may he stay fit.
The international break has come just at the right time. Presumably there is a possibility that CMS Crofts and Buckley willl have recovered. I wonder what the Hoskins and Vicente situation will be by the time of Boro's visit? Reflecting on the transfer window.... interesting that the managers two great signings, Bruno and Tomasz were signed in calm times whereas our four deadline signings if taken as a quartet and not individuals have not set the fan's pulses racing. Still hopeful but will all four step up to the plate?
stamford seagull
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4:44pm Sun 7 Oct 12
gusset snatcher wrote:Went to Derby yesterday and saw Dobbie for the first time. Rearly shocked,he looked over weight,slow un- match fit but worst of all disinterested!
I'm not happy with not winning for 3 games on the bounce either... that's relegation form.... in Gusset we're a thick muppet
The game was entertaining but without CMS we looked like we could't hit a barn door with a banjo!!!
Alfie T
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5:00pm Sun 7 Oct 12
stamford seagull wrote:Or a cows arse....
gusset snatcher wrote:Went to Derby yesterday and saw Dobbie for the first time. Rearly shocked,he looked over weight,slow un- match fit but worst of all disinterested!
I'm not happy with not winning for 3 games on the bounce either... that's relegation form.... in Gusset we're a thick muppet
The game was entertaining but without CMS we looked like we could't hit a barn door with a banjo!!!
andyp123
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5:30pm Sun 7 Oct 12
Hovite wrote:Best pies I've had we're away at Norwich a few years ago; Delia's recipe and delicious. Pies at Amex are not hot enough and pastry not crisp enough.
Cool yeah, at the Brum game I had the steak one, spat most of it out, went for a vegetarian one which sold out, then went for the Chicken Korma which was ok. Will try the chicken and Ham out next. Or just eat before I go there.
More importantly, I worry it's the same story as last season: start well and pick up points against some of the lesser teams, pick up a few injuries, lose momentum, drop points as we begin to play stronger sides and worry that the manager cannot sign the right players or cannot get the best out of the players he has, especially those up front.
Strong defence is really only plus point this season.
fairweathersupporter
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5:42pm Sun 7 Oct 12
andyp123 wrote:My pie was too hot (chicken and ham) and there wasn't a warning on the container. I'm suing the club for around 3 million. I'm then using the money to buy a new centre forward and give him to the club...
Hovite wrote:Best pies I've had we're away at Norwich a few years ago; Delia's recipe and delicious. Pies at Amex are not hot enough and pastry not crisp enough.
Cool yeah, at the Brum game I had the steak one, spat most of it out, went for a vegetarian one which sold out, then went for the Chicken Korma which was ok. Will try the chicken and Ham out next. Or just eat before I go there.
More importantly, I worry it's the same story as last season: start well and pick up points against some of the lesser teams, pick up a few injuries, lose momentum, drop points as we begin to play stronger sides and worry that the manager cannot sign the right players or cannot get the best out of the players he has, especially those up front.
Strong defence is really only plus point this season.
IRISHGULL
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6:20pm Sun 7 Oct 12
keswick wrote:You took the words out of my mouth mate. this doughnut and hove park bench will be sharing a duvet and a bottle of port together on the cold winter nights. On a more serious note, these hamstring injuries seem to be a mirror image of last season. Good news i think that we have the two week break. macca and crofts will be back, the way we set up, we need the pace up front. Thought cardiff looked very average last night
gusset snatcher wrote:I suppose that now the colder nights have come you have had to move out of Hove Park have you ? You really are a pathetic individual but proof that care in the community does not work.
I'm not happy with not winning for 3 games on the bounce either... that's relegation form.... in Gusset we're a thick muppet
wiltshire seagull
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9:05pm Sun 7 Oct 12
gusset snatcher wrote:Yawn, zzzzzzzz, give it a rest and
We've now got Middlesborough, Leicester then Blackpool..... I can't see us getting 2 points out of that little lot...... Why does this keep banging in my head.... BHA 0 - Birmingham 1....... BHA 0 - Birmingham 1...... BHA 0 - Birmingham 1....... BHA 0 - Birmingham 1.... In Gusset we're a thick muppet
get a grip, mate? We are still work in progress! 18 points from 10 aint bad, imho....UTA.........
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wiltshire seagull
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9:05pm Sun 7 Oct 12
gusset snatcher wrote:Yawn, zzzzzzzz, give it a rest and
We've now got Middlesborough, Leicester then Blackpool..... I can't see us getting 2 points out of that little lot...... Why does this keep banging in my head.... BHA 0 - Birmingham 1....... BHA 0 - Birmingham 1...... BHA 0 - Birmingham 1....... BHA 0 - Birmingham 1.... In Gusset we're a thick muppet
get a grip, mate? We are still work in progress! 18 points from 10 aint bad, imho....UTA.........
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wiltshire seagull
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9:10pm Sun 7 Oct 12
andyp123 wrote:Oy! Veggie Pumpkin pies are for us Veggies, hands off, lol. Things are bad when fans are moaning about the pies, methinks. The Harvey's however IS good however if not a tad over-priced...UTA,,, Sorry about last double quote, got over excited........? UTA
Hovite wrote:Best pies I've had we're away at Norwich a few years ago; Delia's recipe and delicious. Pies at Amex are not hot enough and pastry not crisp enough.
Cool yeah, at the Brum game I had the steak one, spat most of it out, went for a vegetarian one which sold out, then went for the Chicken Korma which was ok. Will try the chicken and Ham out next. Or just eat before I go there.
More importantly, I worry it's the same story as last season: start well and pick up points against some of the lesser teams, pick up a few injuries, lose momentum, drop points as we begin to play stronger sides and worry that the manager cannot sign the right players or cannot get the best out of the players he has, especially those up front.
Strong defence is really only plus point this season.
Hovite
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10:26pm Sun 7 Oct 12
Back to the football I think we will be ok and I don't think it will be a repeat of last year. It can be frustrating but we have just got to take it game by game. It does take time to blend the new players in so I wouldn't like to prejudge the season just yet.
And wiltshire seagull, is it you that ate all the veggie pies!
davyboy
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7:11am Mon 8 Oct 12
MrsPiglet
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8:31am Mon 8 Oct 12
Re the pies, we are still using exactly the same recipe, same meat supplier - nothing has changed, we actually use more ale now!
I know our meat supplier is a massive Albion season ticket holder, so I will pass on your comments, the nature of chuck steak is that it naturally has fat/connective tissues that aid cooking, it is impossible to remove all of this - however I will look at our quality checks following your feedback.
Let's hope for a win at the next game folks!
On a lighter note, one of our fans spoke to Delia about Albion pies and how great they are...
Jo & Piglet Team x
Gibseagull
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8:38am Mon 8 Oct 12
the taffster
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8:55am Mon 8 Oct 12
VegasSeagull wrote:this guy cooper~?whats his s urname?
Target man for Brighton.
As short term solution but one that might prove or disprove a point and who knows, this guy might be a long term answer.
The MLS season is coming to a close and the New York Red Bulls have a guy called Cooper, check him out. Landon Donovan of Galaxy has proven the worth of short term loan deals from America.
Too many Harveys
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9:01am Mon 8 Oct 12
MrsPiglet
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9:26am Mon 8 Oct 12
We will be reviewing the supply chain this week, to see if we need to make any further changes.
We always read your responses, and if necessary take action where we can. Re the condiments, will pass this on to the ground (can't help on that front).
Our pies, are very important part of BHA - so we take it very seriously.
Thanks, Jo
mark5
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10:15am Mon 8 Oct 12
Too many Harveys wrote:Too many Harveys. For me it is "far too few Harveys"!! Every game is now a gamble as to whether there are any left!! I would say 8 times out of 10 at the end of the game it will NOT be possible to get a pint of it as they have run out! There are no signs up telling customers this, so when you get to the front of the queue after a 10 minute wait it is extremely frustrating to say the least! Surely, after a whole season and a bit, it is not rocket science to estimate how much is needed to meet demand? Regarding the pies, they have definately gone down hill since last year. I have only had 2 this year and they have been dry and tasteless and as you say, without any condiments and paper! This is the first time I have used this forum to complain about food and drink, however the issues have been raised by others so above is my contribution!
Let's hope this is the start of a new trend and Gus starts to give us direct feedback on the team in the same way Jo has given us direct feedback on the pies....;0) Incidentially Jo as you're obviously reading this whilst the pies are a cut above most grounds I too feel they are not as good as they were at the very start. My first one had crisp pastry, no gristle, came wrapped in paper and had a sachet of salt and pepper in the box. Paper and condiments are long gone and it might be a coincidence but didn't have a single piece of gristle last season but this haven't had one without. Have started voting with my feet last couple of games and getting something from the Coldean takeaway on the way to the ground. Sorry - they were great when the Amex opened.
Hovite
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10:18am Mon 8 Oct 12
At the moment I wouldn't be surprised if you have been using Palace fans for the filling ;o)
Good Ol' Hemz by the Sea
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12:42pm Mon 8 Oct 12
fairweathersupporter wrote:That gave me a lunchtime chuckle! Thanks for brightening up my Monday!
andyp123 wrote:My pie was too hot (chicken and ham) and there wasn't a warning on the container. I'm suing the club for around 3 million. I'm then using the money to buy a new centre forward and give him to the club...
Hovite wrote:Best pies I've had we're away at Norwich a few years ago; Delia's recipe and delicious. Pies at Amex are not hot enough and pastry not crisp enough.
Cool yeah, at the Brum game I had the steak one, spat most of it out, went for a vegetarian one which sold out, then went for the Chicken Korma which was ok. Will try the chicken and Ham out next. Or just eat before I go there.
More importantly, I worry it's the same story as last season: start well and pick up points against some of the lesser teams, pick up a few injuries, lose momentum, drop points as we begin to play stronger sides and worry that the manager cannot sign the right players or cannot get the best out of the players he has, especially those up front.
Strong defence is really only plus point this season.
To get involved in the pie debate - I had a steak pie @ Ipswich last week and it was bloomin' lovely as usual. Thanks
Gee Jay
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1:21pm Mon 8 Oct 12
With responses from Mrs Piglet!
If sales are proportionately effected and the comments on here might indicate that they have been (especially the steak and ale pies) then the suppliers will do well to take a serious look at the product now compared to the product offered at the beginning of last season.
Unfortunately, I fear, the burger van outside the away end at Derby will continue to serve up third rate offerings.
MrsPiglet
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3:04pm Mon 8 Oct 12
The pies are still selling like hot cakes (pardon the pun), but that doesn't mean to say we are not taking the comments seriously of course.
Thank you again, for taking the time to post and let us know. We will continue to strive to provide you with the best possible pies for the ground.
Kind Regards,
Jo
MrsPiglet
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3:08pm Mon 8 Oct 12
Hovite
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4:46pm Mon 8 Oct 12
Captain Haddock
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9:32am Tue 9 Oct 12
golddene wrote:Couldn't agree more, Golddene.
wiseman of hove wrote:Too true, this is a very competitive league, to be where we are now shows just how far we have travelled in such a short space of time. We all would like to be promoted again and its human nature to want more, but occasionally, i think to myself just how happy i am to be where we are. Today's result was a well earned point away to Derby county, a team we have mostly been behind in the tiers of football so a great result and a sure marker of our undoubted progress.SEAGULLS
Clean Sheet wrote:Absolutely. There are some very good teams in this division. It will take some doing to reach the summit.
To think we are going to walk into the Premier League is naive in the extreme. We are developing very nicely, and enjoying a good season. If we are good enough this season, we will get promoted.
gusset snatcher says...
6:42pm Sat 6 Oct 12