Why Brighton TERRIFY The "Big Teams" 

Mate how do you think I felt *making* it...

@@adamcleryFFT prediction?

@Blacknig69 love the optimism but I’m feeling 2-2

@@Rowans9 should of been more optimistic

WHEEEEEEY

Yes! We used to sponsor them like 12 years ago but annoyingly we never kept the tops so this was an eBay rescue

ngl I'm terrified

@@adamcleryFFT “terrified”. Mildly disconcerted

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@All-Time Seagull Did you watch the game?! 😂

@All-Time Seagull have you seen him play this season?

@All-Time Seagull I know where you're coming from but we're going to need a much bigger set of first team players and believe me we've a lot of players that will go before Miggy and Wilson. Our previous owner knew the sale would go through sooner than later so a lot of players were given contract extensions to save buying in so now we're stuck with championship players with PL contracts and we'll probably have to pay them off to get rid

Newcastle to their credit were absolutely relentless but it’s worth baring in mind the injuries and fatigue in the Brighton camp during that run. If you look at the results they were all over the place.

It was a weaker team so that RDZ could rest key players and see how some of the inexperienced lads got on. The Southampton game at the weekend was the target because a win secured European football and it was a much easier game to win. I also think 4-1 flattered a bit, it was 2-1 and Brighton brought on young attackers to have a final push and try them out and it didn't work

Did you see our weakened team against a virtually full strength City side at he Amex after he Newcastle match? See you next season !!

haha thanks

Thing is, you’re asking teams to completely change the way they play for one match. To undo a season or more of training ground development in at most 3-4 days. “Big” teams believe that they have the tools to beat Brighton using their way of playing. The reality is it’s probably only City who will comfortably achieve this…

We just thought we’d “Newcastle” them instead, despite them being “tailor made” for beating high pressing sides. We didn’t get the memo apparently!

We did as Fulham and we got 6 points off them this season. We sat off them in Brighton and nicked one on the break

Actually if you watch the game closely, they were struggling to get a proper attack against us, howe learnt their ball control and turned it on them shows how good howe is.

@@HAHSIRAODEN In the first half I think they invited us on so we would burn out and it worked because from the beginning of the season half to Wilson scoring they were all over us and it was getting very nervy. But you are right though, we could and should of caught them out and scored from them playing out from the back deep but it didn't matter in the end...

@@HAHSIRAODENBrighton were ravaged by injury and fatigue. Newcastle were to their credit absolutely relentless with their press but the context of Brighton playing something like 15 games in three weeks took its toll.

Spot on Exiled Seagull. The game this season showed what happens when you don’t press with enough intensity and the Brighton team was fresh. Newcastle (and Man U) ended up making Brighton look like Barcelona of the early 2000s with the ease at which they dissected the opposition defence.

3-1 and the video totally explains why Brighton will rip you apart of you’re NOT on it

aw what, I really like this one 😐

@@adamcleryFFT Nah mate old one had a cool james bond quality to it, this is in the realm of gamer reaction video. Sorry man.

Weakened team for Brighton

@@tunacretin6014 yeah cause they're playing the mighty geordie army.

This comment aged about as well as a lump of Stilton in the Sahara

​@@alexthompson3887 It was a tasty drink.

@@alexthompson3887 Should i make a shitty comment about how athens beat brighton and now everything they did has gone simply because of that?????

Yeah, I’m sure he re-watched it a couple of weeks ago and was in hysterics 😂

There will be the odd game like the West Ham game but the current evidence suggests that Brighton will win a lot more than they lose this season.

But isn’t the traditional Italian way to just sit deep, defend and then hit on the break? Or just look to hang onto a 1-0 lead? As covered in the video, Brighton create artificial transitions by baiting the opposition and then exploit space when in possession of the ball the whole time. That’s very different to the traditional Italian way, surely? Plus, you won’t ever see Brighton looking to just defend a 1-0 lead. They’ll view that as more of an opportunity to create artificial transitions, as the onus is then on the opposition to press more to try to get back into the game.