OFFICIAL:Brighton sacks Roberto De Zerbi on mutual consent and set to bring in Oliver Glasner on a four years contract as personal terms agreed

I’m publishing this ‘essay’ now to avoid it coming out as a hasty response to our 8-0 defeat at the hands of City

tonight.

Even after several weeks of peaceful and composed amputation training sessions, there are still some players

who are alive and well; their funeral isn’t till today.

We’ve only gained 29 points from our previous 27 games after tonight’s loss. That’s right, 27 games. Stated

differently, we have only scored five more points than Luton since October. This is one of the rare instances

where football and outcomes have declined over an extended period of time.

Despite the fact that our issues are comparable to those of a LOT of clubs, Roberto has been promoting the

injury excuse. He has also been emphasizing the dearth of recruitment. These justifications have obviously

reduced expectations and aspirations among Brighton supporters. To level the playing field against Burnley,

we started Africa Cup of Nations winner Simon Adingra, German international Pascal Gross, and Mr. 50-PL-

games-no-goals-3-assist Jakub Moder. Moreover, fans seem entirely OK with Ansu Fati sitting on the bench,

despite the fact that this incredibly gifted player appears to be having a poor day, much like Alireza J.

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