Ive seen it before, thats why I had my doubts, Wolves, Burnley, Leicester, they have all had their day in the sun.
The thing with Brighton is they have an excellent owner, so its potentially sustainable.
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Today's Football - 2023/2024 Season
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The thing with Brighton is they have an excellent owner, so its potentially sustainable.
Looks like they asked themselves "What would Everton do?", and then did the complete opposite..
They sort of play in blue so you can maybe switch and no one will notice.
Ring master
Player Valuation: £90m
Nice to see sky using the excuse of the fixtures havent been kind to Newcastle lol
Sustainable until more Newcastle owners come alone and they'll just naturally get eclipsed by the financial power. The model won't change they'll just be the best of the rest when the rest becomes a smaller number.
Just wait till the champions league kicks in.
EFC_FRANCIS
Player Valuation: £35m
Imagine a world where we successfully convinced Ferguson to join us
I would pay 50 mil for estupinan
We have one of Ireland's most famous and loved players and yet rarely shop there; it's bizarre. Half of Brighton's academy is Irish.
GoldenToffee
Player Valuation: £70m
Absolutely right. It's a shame that we've fallen several years (if we improve and they don't improve further - so if we're incredibly lucky) behind the likes of Newcastle, Brighton, Villa and West Ham, while you'd have to be the most biased of biased blues to think we're anywhere near Brentford or even Palace right now. That's all excluding the obvious 'big six'.
I think we have to be so, so thankful that all three of Burnley, Luton and Sheffield United are in the league at a time when we're absolutely hopeless.
Barrow won today and moved to 4th so that's my sort-of-blue team doing well at least.
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