Injuries are a pretty big factor. Brighton have looked a lot worse since Estupiñán's injury. Lamptey was supposed to be the LB replacement but now he's injured too. Although I like Milner, he's just nowhere near as much of an attacking threat. Obviously the midfield is a lot weaker than last season as well. Baleba is still getting into the swing of things. It will get better.
Estupinian definitely has had an impact. Should be back quite soon, guessing after the international break so they can let him rest in that time without having to make uncomfortable excuses.
With so many podcasts and instant reactions online, a team can be 'really good' one week and 'been found out' few weeks later. Teams learn and adapt all the time. They will be back.
Exactly....but welcome to the concussive infurating nature of media where content has to be found daily to outraged about Hoping fans click and be outraged etc etc etc. Add in that stats-based football content is tremendously dull.
Viewers just can't. get. enough. of content, apparently. Waiting in desperation for the weekends to come just to spend the whole evening in front of TV, treating every game like it's the end of the world. Thinking games as discrete events rather than continuous... And channels like this feast off this desperation. Reason why I'm sceptical of football podcasts, gotta have the radical element that sets it apart from the others.
It was silly and reactionary to say de zerbi was an elite manager after he continued on from potters fantastic work and its silly and reactionary to say de zerbi is awful. Hes just good
@@tevindowney you're enquiring about my philosophy? Then you're wrong there, I have a romantic, revolutionary approach about football. To me, your view is pessimistic, and to you, ditto.
Brighton are doing well considering their maiden season in Europe having to balance the rigours of football in all its aspects. I will say that they are still doing well. :)
to me it's more about getting a healthy 1st team quality LB because the CMs need quality to connect with if we want to play through opponents the way we did last year. If Estupinan is going to miss more time, Brighton needs to buy a LB in the winter window
I agree. Having another extremely fast threat up the left side with Mitoma that can also whip in crosses is usually what gets Brighton their best chances against top teams. Without Pervis they sacrifice the offense for a solid defender, or sacrifice the defense for starting Solly March. Sidenote: having all 4 players who have played LB thus far get injured and having to play your best CM at LB would be a deadly blow to almost every team in the world
A team so well oriented as Brighton doesn't have a "glue" that holds the team together, nearly every single player in the team is essential when in-form, you can make a solid argument for almost all of them.
I think Brighton biggest issue is their front players are rotating far too much, yes they need to rotate but seems like every game the front 3-4 players are always different and making chemistry/consistency hard to come by. They need to lock in a few players who they look at and say hey 90% of the games your starting. I would build around Ferguson, Mitoma, and Fati with the 4th attacker changing depending on the opponent
@@sebastianpatriksson7814 tell that to city lol this heavy rotation idea has become overboard. Another reason City been so good over the years, you don’t see them messing with their lineup in EPL and CL, they only really rest players for domestic cups and even then they play a good amount of starters
@@colouredIncognito game time is not the same as starting, go look at who starts most their game. Haaland 100% in EPL and CL, Walker 93% in EPL and CL, Alvarez 100% in EPL, Rodri 85% in EPL and CL, etc, their players usually only miss if they are injured/suspended. Of course they rotate here and there especially during FA and Caraboa but they do an excellent job of always fielding their best XI during EPL and CL to keep consistency with the squad
Losing Caicedo was a bigger problem then they had anticipated, he was integral to our Brighton built up in the first phase of play and he was excellent out of possession.. they have not been able to replace those qualities hencewhy they have fallen off so much
There's only so much quality you can lose and replace with lower quality with an impact emerging with lower performance or results, agree. But they did make a shed-load of money.
@@jimspence8653 Had some good wins but more recently Brighton look like they're up against it - it does seem teams have figured a counter-tactic and Brighton with injuries and loss of high quality players will struggle more this season. It's same with any break-out hit team: Next season is always tougher even without losing players.
lol they've been figured out because a lot of Italian coaches always have circuit routine patterns of play that over time grow stale and become predictable. Happened with Sarri and Conte. Too many analysts at this level of football for it to work long term.
The main issue is having to play in Europe. Last season we could play pretty much the same team every week. But now players have to be rotated more and this has led to more injuries. Caicedo was also great at stopping counter attacks, Brighton have signed baleba as his replacement but he hasn’t really solidified his spot in the team yet.
Great analysis! Tuppence worth, Gilmour has been very good. He still has a 90%+ success rate, despite playing an enormous amount of passes. Groß; as excellent as he is, is taking more of the creative expression in the midfield, leaving more for Gilmour to do physically. The answer isn’t to get a bigger, stronger DM, it’s recognising what Groß brought playing coming in from the right back position, particularly in the run in last season, and filling it/changing style. Milner was signed for this, but he is at the other end of his career, as is Groß, and Milner needs time to adapt to RDZ. The other thing is Ferguson. He’s in and out the team for a reason. And Welbeck was the runner with the nous to stretch and offer space for the CMs to advance. Ferguson isn’t that.
Brighton's recuitment is usually very good, but last summer they should have got a proper RB instead of Mlner, which was a weird signing, and Igor at LCB looks to be a waste of £15m, which is why Dunk is having to play LCB this season.
@@jontysimson Seems like they should have got a starting LCB though (to replace Colwill who played well alongside Dunk last season), rather than another backup CB and play Dunk at RCB. De Zerbi doesn't seem to like Igor much.
@@OrcaT-j1yit takes time to learn de Zerbi’s system, colwill wasn’t starting consistently until mid way -to the end of the season,Igor is no different plus he’s been doing well whenever he’s played.
@user-xk9yx2dl9t no De Zerbi has praised Igor a lot, and he's starting to get more and more minutes. I think Igor was just getting upto speed with the system and rhythm. Milner though is a very poor piece of business as ur only full back acquisition.
@@Blip-qz9ch Ah ok, seems like i was wrong about Igor then! I expect he'll be a regular at LCB soon by sounds of it and Dunk can go back to playing reguarly at RCB.
disagree, i actually think tifo's regressed as time's gone on, the data and everything is really good but they hardly mention the injuries and constant rotations that impact performance
Nope. I just think we have some injuries and new players. If you look at it statistically, we are actually slightly above on points than where we were at last season at this point. We will stay consistent and improve over time.
They seem to be struggling with a congested fixture list with playing in uefa competitions. They are not the only team that struggled with this. West ham had the same issue last season, although they won the competition,their league games were awful
Brighton have more points now than they had at the same stage last season. This despite absences through injury for Enciso, March, Lampty, Welbeck, Estupinian and Moder. New players are still learning the system but the team is playing well, just not scoring sufficient goals in the last few games.
Didn't you get most of those points under Potter at the start of last season though? Your form under De Zerbi has often fluctuated quite a bit - it's rare that Brighton go more than a game or two without a draw or a defeat. Which is why he's averaged a little over 1.5 ppg in 40+ PL games as the manager. That average over a season probably gets you 8th-10th this year given how competitive the top half is compared to 22-23.
No. Potter’s left in September, 8 games into the 22/23 season after 1 loss, 2 draws and 5 wins. The rest of the season was under to De Zerbi with more wins than draws and losses combined.
The last 6 Premiership games have seen 2 losses and 4 draws. This at a time when the squad are playing in Carabo, FA Cup and Europa Cup games and have been unsettled through a series of injuries.
That's why the next transfer window is important, let's see if other EPL clubs scavenge what's left of Brighton or Brighton replenish their stock of talents. Their scouts are at busy work as we speak.
Brighton now only buy younger forwards to sell in the future, or players who're less expensive. it's all money issue. their recruitment is good for earning money but not for sastaining the team.
@@starshapedtambourineman It was between Mitoma, Bowen, Kudus and Martinelli/Odegaard. A lot of my rivals have Mitoma. Just happy I got him at 7.5m so I could sell at 7.8m.
They have 19 points from 12 games, last season after 12 games they had 21 points. They're 2 points worse off than they were last year despite losing Caicedo, MacAllister and Sanchez and having to contend with European football. Plus they have injuries to key players. No, they haven't been "found out".
The headline is a bit disingenuous. As a neutral, yes theres been a difference in how they play. And yes the Prem teams have more familiarity. But generally speaking, the stats aside, I'd say that they are doing brilliantly considering they sold key players, injuries and their first season in Europe. So while keeping their Prem position going, they are adjusting as they go and rebuilding the team. I'd be happy if I were a Brighton fan.
When do we get a Villa video? The loss to Forest was rough, could we possibly see something which talks about the good things, and how Villa can maintain their position and push on by overcoming games like Forest where teams are happy to sit in deep
Man City and Arsenal coming up at home after Fulham. Assuming that Fulham are turned over that would be still 15 consecutive home victories. If they beat City then who knows how far fortress Villa Park can take them.
No they haven’t. Yes injuries haven’t helped but I’ve been preaching this since they beat United - They don’t have consistency. They can play very well against teams but the next game, they’ll fold like a piece of paper against fairly unchallenging teams. They don’t have many solid players who can play 7/10 week in, week out.
Its great finding all that talent and such a well run club with a capable manager! But you can't get away selling your best players every year! They are happy with being a feeder club!
I thought it was hilarious when they were pointing out the attacks conceded area at rightback when there's a big glowing zone where Caicedo used to be!
None of our losses have been by being tactically found out. It’s simply us not being clinical enough when we’re on top. Which is easily fixed with time. The number of injuries is the biggest factor considering our injured xi is arguably better than our fit xi. RDZ is still a brilliant manager and reactionary content like this is the reason so many managers come under pressure for what is realistically no reason at all.
You have to understand the team is in transition, tell me any team in the world that over 2 seasons can continually lose 2/3 of their best players and not need to recalibrate. The secret is the recruitment, facilities and nurturing of talent, no being ‘found out’ here. Only thing being found out is how talented our manager is and in Tony we trust.
I put the problem on injuries tbh. When you sell your best players every season and suddenly have European competition to contend with, you don’t have the squad depth to last
Bigger expectations for MU since they used to be a big club in the past, and should be having the squad depth and player strength to face these kind of situations. Not the same for Brighton.
Can you guys do a vid on the term "The next so and so" and actually lived up to that hype. I feel like when all pundits, public etc. name the "The Next Zidane" blah blah no one lives up to it.
More success equals more games, and more games means more players also being selected for national sides to play in meaningless friendlies, which all equates to more exhaustion and injury.
A couple of weeks ago Brighton beat Ajax at home 2 : 0. Tonight, in the second leg, they beat Ajax away 0 : 2. Brighton are currently 7th in the Premiership. Found out?
They're not similar, and Ten Hag abandoned his philosophy after his poor start to the first season. There's a clear blueprint of how De Zerbi wants to play, and the team reflects that. Not the same case with MU.
Imaginng praising these teams. Big club losing to them made them (Brighton Newcastle Villa west ham etc) think they are very good. Wrong, big clubs downfall made these small clubs LOOKED GOOD
What are you talking about donwfall in fact teams like Arsenal have actually got better before last season Arsenal weren’t even in the top four other than Chelsea I wouldn’t say any of the other “big teams” have got worse as United have had there troubles for awhile long before Newcastle and Villa were challenging near the top. Villa are only 5 points off top and Newcastle are only 7 points off and they both still look fantastic to me
it's not true. last sean under DZB was much better than Potter. Things have changed so many injuries after selling main players. Potter was just lucky with full members.
@@akas224 exactly my point, Potter left Brighton last season so his influence on the team was still there. Do you really think a coach like DZB could just come in and make a team play cohesively in such a short space of time like that? It was all Potter's work.
@@Eric_SA Ｉdidn't deny Potter was great. I denyed "since he left they have been sreadily declining" . Brighton finished 6 th after Potter left which wasn't declining , but progressing.
@Eric_SA Yes and no. I followed brighton throughout 22-23 season and their style of play changed drastically post-world cup. Dezerbi took charge pretty early but he knew that changing the style quickly would be horrible for the team. I think he gave them time to adapt and didnt invoke dezerbis style until late december in my opinion. If you look at past matches youll see it is very different. What potter did was create a good squad and helped with some wins but thats it. RDZ is responsible to make sure brighton didnt fall too hard with the changes
@@ilirianzuta6852 No he didnt change their style of play because the foundation was already laid, he only changed their formation to 4-2-2-2. No manager could just come in the middle of the season with no pre season and make the team play the way they were playing. De Zerbi is not responsible for the way Brighton play, its all Graham Potter, sooner or later people will realize that, mark my words
The most overrated team in recent year, i dont get the hype yea they play good but we have seen things like this before. People are just hyping up players like Mitoma becuase hes japanese, Mc Allister because he is a messi look alike and many more
I think they're hyped because they have been playing much "better" teams off the park with an attractive, progressive style of play rather than the usual overperformers' hard-to-break-down 4-4-2. And also their ability to discover and then nurture young talent to then sell on for huge profits (Cucurella, Mac Allister, Caicedo) without it affecting the team's success (well maybe until now...). Plenty of teams in the past have done either of these things but rarely both at the same time.
idk how they are overrated no idea why you are mentioning Mac Alister he plays for Liverpool now lol and they also sold Caicedo in summer anyway Brighton are 7th place atm and with the quality of players Brighton have 5th 6th 7th 8th is where they should be imo don't think anyone predicted them to get top 4
In my opinion De Zerbi just isn't as good as everyone thought. He took Brighton over from Potter, the team was already very good, he just carried them over on that positive wave until the end of the season. This year they are still very good but I'd argue not as good as in the last campaign. Obviously, European competition is also a factor so it's not that easy to judge.
@@gianvidal What I said is I don't think De Zerbi is as good as people think but there are factors that work in his favor such as the outgoing transfers and the injuries. I wouldn't look into the transfers too much because the team has changed drastically all over so the midfield outgoings should not be as damaging. Regardless, we will only be able to judge him after his first full season and maybe not even then. Also, I get it, English is not your first language but it's not an excuse for completely flipping my comment upside down or your overenthusiastic approach to De Zerbi.
A lot of words to basically say "I think he is overrated but I can't make a compelling argument for why". Also what's up with that weird last part of your comment. Unpleasant
Sorry I haven’t watched this video yet. Brighton sit 7th in the premier league at time of commenting. The answer is no, they have not been found out. Nonsense video from a channel followed by 13 years olds. And it seems from this piece and others the content is made for 13 year olds
Injuries are a pretty big factor. Brighton have looked a lot worse since Estupiñán's injury. Lamptey was supposed to be the LB replacement but now he's injured too. Although I like Milner, he's just nowhere near as much of an attacking threat. Obviously the midfield is a lot weaker than last season as well. Baleba is still getting into the swing of things. It will get better.
Estupinian definitely has had an impact. Should be back quite soon, guessing after the international break so they can let him rest in that time without having to make uncomfortable excuses.
Funny how when Chelsea had 11 first team injuries last season everyone still went on about it shouldn't be a factor
Mitoma needs Estupi to be his best. Mitoma hasn't been himself since Estupi's injury
@@DyNamiC_PulsEbecause Chelsea had the squad depth to have 3 pl teams
@@DyNamiC_PulsE One spent a billion, the other didn't
With so many podcasts and instant reactions online, a team can be 'really good' one week and 'been found out' few weeks later. Teams learn and adapt all the time. They will be back.
Exactly....but welcome to the concussive infurating nature of media where content has to be found daily to outraged about Hoping fans click and be outraged etc etc etc. Add in that stats-based football content is tremendously dull.
Viewers just can't. get. enough. of content, apparently. Waiting in desperation for the weekends to come just to spend the whole evening in front of TV, treating every game like it's the end of the world. Thinking games as discrete events rather than continuous... And channels like this feast off this desperation. Reason why I'm sceptical of football podcasts, gotta have the radical element that sets it apart from the others.
@manwhoasked5942 man that’s a pretty pessimistic view. maybe people just like the additional / different analysis to something they’ve always loved
It was silly and reactionary to say de zerbi was an elite manager after he continued on from potters fantastic work and its silly and reactionary to say de zerbi is awful. Hes just good
@@tevindowney you're enquiring about my philosophy? Then you're wrong there, I have a romantic, revolutionary approach about football. To me, your view is pessimistic, and to you, ditto.
Brighton summed up for most games this season:
1st half: 2008 Derby County
2nd half: 2008 Barcelona
I’ll take it!
Brighton are doing well considering their maiden season in Europe having to balance the rigours of football in all its aspects. I will say that they are still doing well. :)
Still wont win anythin, Liverpool r there
@@ducvietphan3300 I think just being there is already a big achievement and good enough. For now.
They’ll be back up to speed once the midfield gets sorted out and they start to gel.
Agreed. Finding the missing midfield pieces still continues.
to me it's more about getting a healthy 1st team quality LB because the CMs need quality to connect with if we want to play through opponents the way we did last year. If Estupinan is going to miss more time, Brighton needs to buy a LB in the winter window
To me, Pervis is the glue that hols the team together, he is sorely missed
I think it's Dunk first, Pervis second. Dunk has probably been one of the best defenders this season, with the innumerable times he's saved Brighton.
March is important. too. it's shame he is injured again.
gross is in the mix somewhere too imo@@spinyslasher6586
I agree. Having another extremely fast threat up the left side with Mitoma that can also whip in crosses is usually what gets Brighton their best chances against top teams. Without Pervis they sacrifice the offense for a solid defender, or sacrifice the defense for starting Solly March.
Sidenote: having all 4 players who have played LB thus far get injured and having to play your best CM at LB would be a deadly blow to almost every team in the world
A team so well oriented as Brighton doesn't have a "glue" that holds the team together, nearly every single player in the team is essential when in-form, you can make a solid argument for almost all of them.
I think Brighton biggest issue is their front players are rotating far too much, yes they need to rotate but seems like every game the front 3-4 players are always different and making chemistry/consistency hard to come by. They need to lock in a few players who they look at and say hey 90% of the games your starting. I would build around Ferguson, Mitoma, and Fati with the 4th attacker changing depending on the opponent
What chemistry? I thought they play to a script
Nah man, heavy rotation is much needed with todays schedules
@@sebastianpatriksson7814 tell that to city lol this heavy rotation idea has become overboard. Another reason City been so good over the years, you don’t see them messing with their lineup in EPL and CL, they only really rest players for domestic cups and even then they play a good amount of starters
@@dlo11794yeah, not like city have given gametime to 25 players this season...
@@colouredIncognito game time is not the same as starting, go look at who starts most their game. Haaland 100% in EPL and CL, Walker 93% in EPL and CL, Alvarez 100% in EPL, Rodri 85% in EPL and CL, etc, their players usually only miss if they are injured/suspended. Of course they rotate here and there especially during FA and Caraboa but they do an excellent job of always fielding their best XI during EPL and CL to keep consistency with the squad
Losing Caicedo was a bigger problem then they had anticipated, he was integral to our Brighton built up in the first phase of play and he was excellent out of possession.. they have not been able to replace those qualities hencewhy they have fallen off so much
There's only so much quality you can lose and replace with lower quality with an impact emerging with lower performance or results, agree. But they did make a shed-load of money.
@@commentarytalk1446 I don't disagree but we're 3 points above where we were last season
@@jimspence8653for now. Ye are on a downward spiral
@@jimspence8653 Had some good wins but more recently Brighton look like they're up against it - it does seem teams have figured a counter-tactic and Brighton with injuries and loss of high quality players will struggle more this season. It's same with any break-out hit team: Next season is always tougher even without losing players.
Fallen off so much? We're one point behind where we finished last season and up until a couple of games ago were the top scorers 🤷♂️
lol they've been figured out because a lot of Italian coaches always have circuit routine patterns of play that over time grow stale and become predictable. Happened with Sarri and Conte.
Too many analysts at this level of football for it to work long term.
They're doing okay, considering that they lost many key players due to injuries and transfers
but De Zerbi got to have back up plan in place IMMEDIATELY actually
@@johnlau6749 Agreed
The main issue is having to play in Europe. Last season we could play pretty much the same team every week. But now players have to be rotated more and this has led to more injuries. Caicedo was also great at stopping counter attacks, Brighton have signed baleba as his replacement but he hasn’t really solidified his spot in the team yet.
They haven't been "found out", they were always vulnerable to games like this
Great analysis!
Tuppence worth, Gilmour has been very good. He still has a 90%+ success rate, despite playing an enormous amount of passes.
Groß; as excellent as he is, is taking more of the creative expression in the midfield, leaving more for Gilmour to do physically.
The answer isn’t to get a bigger, stronger DM, it’s recognising what Groß brought playing coming in from the right back position, particularly in the run in last season, and filling it/changing style.
Milner was signed for this, but he is at the other end of his career, as is Groß, and Milner needs time to adapt to RDZ.
The other thing is Ferguson. He’s in and out the team for a reason. And Welbeck was the runner with the nous to stretch and offer space for the CMs to advance. Ferguson isn’t that.
Brighton's recuitment is usually very good, but last summer they should have got a proper RB instead of Mlner, which was a weird signing, and Igor at LCB looks to be a waste of £15m, which is why Dunk is having to play LCB this season.
Very happy with Igor, he feels like an upgrade on Webster
@@jontysimson Seems like they should have got a starting LCB though (to replace Colwill who played well alongside Dunk last season), rather than another backup CB and play Dunk at RCB. De Zerbi doesn't seem to like Igor much.
@@OrcaT-j1yit takes time to learn de Zerbi’s system, colwill wasn’t starting consistently until mid way -to the end of the season,Igor is no different plus he’s been doing well whenever he’s played.
@user-xk9yx2dl9t no De Zerbi has praised Igor a lot, and he's starting to get more and more minutes. I think Igor was just getting upto speed with the system and rhythm. Milner though is a very poor piece of business as ur only full back acquisition.
@@Blip-qz9ch Ah ok, seems like i was wrong about Igor then! I expect he'll be a regular at LCB soon by sounds of it and Dunk can go back to playing reguarly at RCB.
Top class video, this is the type of video that sets Tifo apart.
disagree, i actually think tifo's regressed as time's gone on, the data and everything is really good but they hardly mention the injuries and constant rotations that impact performance
Their recruitment policy may be excellent. But they can't keep selling players and expect to get good results.
Who says they expect to keep selling players?
Nope. I just think we have some injuries and new players. If you look at it statistically, we are actually slightly above on points than where we were at last season at this point. We will stay consistent and improve over time.
They seem to be struggling with a congested fixture list with playing in uefa competitions.
They are not the only team that struggled with this.
West ham had the same issue last season, although they won the competition,their league games were awful
Brighton have more points now than they had at the same stage last season. This despite absences through injury for Enciso, March, Lampty, Welbeck, Estupinian and Moder. New players are still learning the system but the team is playing well, just not scoring sufficient goals in the last few games.
Honest question, but when was the last time Moder played? I swear he's been injured for 2 years now.
Moder was injured in April 2022 and has recently played for Albion’s under 21 side. He is on his way back.
Didn't you get most of those points under Potter at the start of last season though? Your form under De Zerbi has often fluctuated quite a bit - it's rare that Brighton go more than a game or two without a draw or a defeat. Which is why he's averaged a little over 1.5 ppg in 40+ PL games as the manager. That average over a season probably gets you 8th-10th this year given how competitive the top half is compared to 22-23.
No. Potter’s left in September, 8 games into the 22/23 season after 1 loss, 2 draws and 5 wins. The rest of the season was under to De Zerbi with more wins than draws and losses combined.
The last 6 Premiership games have seen 2 losses and 4 draws. This at a time when the squad are playing in Carabo, FA Cup and Europa Cup games and have been unsettled through a series of injuries.
Usually they can find someone new to replace players who have gone. I think losing McCallister AND Caicedo plus all the injuries has really hurt them
That's why the next transfer window is important, let's see if other EPL clubs scavenge what's left of Brighton or Brighton replenish their stock of talents. Their scouts are at busy work as we speak.
Brighton now only buy younger forwards to sell in the future, or players who're less expensive. it's all money issue. their recruitment is good for earning money but not for sastaining the team.
I'm guessing there's an explanation. Hopefully, as an inebriated fantasy manager decided to sell Maddison for Mitoma last night...
Then you’ll be happy they made this video! The curse has been powerful recently
@@ian-flanagan Ah wonderful. I'm pleased to have jumped on at the correct time, thank you Mr Flanagan.
Madison is also coming out for me too. Mitoma is on the list...
@@starshapedtambourineman It was between Mitoma, Bowen, Kudus and Martinelli/Odegaard. A lot of my rivals have Mitoma. Just happy I got him at 7.5m so I could sell at 7.8m.
So, trying to understand: the way I interpreted what they described on their strategy, they’re basically counterattacking? What makes it different?
They have 19 points from 12 games, last season after 12 games they had 21 points. They're 2 points worse off than they were last year despite losing Caicedo, MacAllister and Sanchez and having to contend with European football. Plus they have injuries to key players.
No, they haven't been "found out".
injuries have definitely played a factor. Also them now in europe have taken a toll on them, also the constant rotation from RDZ is frustrating
The headline is a bit disingenuous. As a neutral, yes theres been a difference in how they play. And yes the Prem teams have more familiarity. But generally speaking, the stats aside, I'd say that they are doing brilliantly considering they sold key players, injuries and their first season in Europe.
So while keeping their Prem position going, they are adjusting as they go and rebuilding the team.
I'd be happy if I were a Brighton fan.
When do we get a Villa video? The loss to Forest was rough, could we possibly see something which talks about the good things, and how Villa can maintain their position and push on by overcoming games like Forest where teams are happy to sit in deep
Man City and Arsenal coming up at home after Fulham. Assuming that Fulham are turned over that would be still 15 consecutive home victories. If they beat City then who knows how far fortress Villa Park can take them.
Villa have been playing smashing football this season
Villa are a home team. They'll do well and be tough to beat at home but away they are horrendous
The Villa hype-train is slowly running out of steam.
@@SL0409 Spurs Villa will be spicy.
No they haven’t. Yes injuries haven’t helped but I’ve been preaching this since they beat United - They don’t have consistency. They can play very well against teams but the next game, they’ll fold like a piece of paper against fairly unchallenging teams. They don’t have many solid players who can play 7/10 week in, week out.
Its great finding all that talent and such a well run club with a capable manager! But you can't get away selling your best players every year! They are happy with being a feeder club!
Caicedo is missing so badly from that midfield.
I thought it was hilarious when they were pointing out the attacks conceded area at rightback when there's a big glowing zone where Caicedo used to be!
hello, is there any way i could buy the application you guys use for the analysis?! thank you
None of our losses have been by being tactically found out. It’s simply us not being clinical enough when we’re on top. Which is easily fixed with time. The number of injuries is the biggest factor considering our injured xi is arguably better than our fit xi. RDZ is still a brilliant manager and reactionary content like this is the reason so many managers come under pressure for what is realistically no reason at all.
You have to understand the team is in transition, tell me any team in the world that over 2 seasons can continually lose 2/3 of their best players and not need to recalibrate. The secret is the recruitment, facilities and nurturing of talent, no being ‘found out’ here. Only thing being found out is how talented our manager is and in Tony we trust.
I put the problem on injuries tbh. When you sell your best players every season and suddenly have European competition to contend with, you don’t have the squad depth to last
Firstly, the competition has risen across the board.
Secondly, we have heller injuries.
Thirdly, we haven’t replaced Caecedo yet.
De Zerbi will definitely figure something out, and Brighton will start cooking soon
And ppl slam Utd when they miss more than half of their first team player
Bigger expectations for MU since they used to be a big club in the past, and should be having the squad depth and player strength to face these kind of situations. Not the same for Brighton.
Can you guys do a vid on the term "The next so and so" and actually lived up to that hype. I feel like when all pundits, public etc. name the "The Next Zidane" blah blah no one lives up to it.
Amazing duo!
Liams great for a young lad. Impressive
More success equals more games, and more games means more players also being selected for national sides to play in meaningless friendlies, which all equates to more exhaustion and injury.
Time has come when you have to change every year like Pep 🇪🇸
Leverkusen style now is like Brighton's success!
Who needs scouts when players have podcasts
losing Julio Enciso was huge for Brighton. he is a fkn baller
buy 2 of their best midfielders, let them play twice a week, and have tons of injuries, that's the way to solve a great team.
A couple of weeks ago Brighton beat Ajax at home 2 : 0. Tonight, in the second leg, they beat Ajax away 0 : 2. Brighton are currently 7th in the Premiership. Found out?
ok yeah but they played a rock bottom team from the dutch league...
@@Osc1llateW1ldly Rock bottom? No, mid-table, like Chelsea.
true they won 2 matches on the bounce now@@johnhall42
De Zerbi got spiky hair
Always had it
Tifo so good man - am commenting to up engagement
I'm suprised they didn't get crushed by the loss of McCallister and Caicedo.
Solid analysis
It was just a matter of time Pep has managed to escape this because of his squad depth
The underlying numbers are sound
This new guy is impressive!
TiFo, exposing Brighton tactics every week, now they are struggling.
I wonder if these things are connected, lol?
What? Found out? They're 7th in the league while having a decent stab in Europe. Give them a break FFS!
Japan Football Association?
Where's Potter gone? If rdz got hit by a bus tomorrow would Brighton take Potter back? & If so do we reckon it'd work out?
Damn...from the penthouse to the...
TL;DW: not really
Lol but we knew. It is freaking de Zerbi mehn
Even though injuries have been a factor, De Zerbi defending tactics is horrendous and weak. He needs to sought that out or he is just Italian Potter.
Oh well
They sold their soul to Chelsea
Tifo delving head on in overreactions
They will still smash United
Well most teams do to be fair
Nek minit Ajax 1 Brighton 5
Caciedo left...the quarterback.....Gilmour and Dahoud are pony.
My dream is that one day technology become good enough that i csn get chats like thia fir my football manager team
Sad to see Tifo devolving into clickbait more and more
People were talking about De Zerbi as if he's the next Pep. He's the next Graham Potter.
potter is a decent manager. It was chelsea that is terrible.
@@dumpsteronfire23yes indeed although de zerbi is better than potter
Yes
No 😂
It’s funny how ETH and De Zerbi tactics are quite similar but one is praised on this channel and the other is slaughtered. I wonder why 🤔
They're not similar, and Ten Hag abandoned his philosophy after his poor start to the first season. There's a clear blueprint of how De Zerbi wants to play, and the team reflects that. Not the same case with MU.
Not similar at all
Imaginng praising these teams. Big club losing to them made them (Brighton Newcastle Villa west ham etc) think they are very good.
Wrong, big clubs downfall made these small clubs LOOKED GOOD
What are you talking about donwfall in fact teams like Arsenal have actually got better before last season Arsenal weren’t even in the top four other than Chelsea I wouldn’t say any of the other “big teams” have got worse as United have had there troubles for awhile long before Newcastle and Villa were challenging near the top. Villa are only 5 points off top and Newcastle are only 7 points off and they both still look fantastic to me
🤡 take
@@craydogdog1530 What did I said was wrong? I have a right to my opinion. Troll
@@BWart-zp5hy When did I say you don’t have the right to an opinion?
@@craydogdog1530 Imagine saying clown take. You think you are so right?
Vhh
Talk is cheap why do you try coaching since you know so much about tactics
All this hype for a club with 0 trophies after world war 1
The ‘hype’ is partly because they are a club that don’t win things surely.
@@Lifelongloserhere here
lefties unite!
I think the reason why Brighton played so well is because of Graham Potter, since he left they have been steadily declining
it's not true. last sean under DZB was much better than Potter. Things have changed so many injuries after selling main players. Potter was just lucky with full members.
@@akas224 exactly my point, Potter left Brighton last season so his influence on the team was still there. Do you really think a coach like DZB could just come in and make a team play cohesively in such a short space of time like that? It was all Potter's work.
@@Eric_SA Ｉdidn't deny Potter was great. I denyed "since he left they have been sreadily declining" . Brighton finished 6 th after Potter left which wasn't declining , but progressing.
@Eric_SA
Yes and no. I followed brighton throughout 22-23 season and their style of play changed drastically post-world cup. Dezerbi took charge pretty early but he knew that changing the style quickly would be horrible for the team. I think he gave them time to adapt and didnt invoke dezerbis style until late december in my opinion. If you look at past matches youll see it is very different. What potter did was create a good squad and helped with some wins but thats it. RDZ is responsible to make sure brighton didnt fall too hard with the changes
@@ilirianzuta6852 No he didnt change their style of play because the foundation was already laid, he only changed their formation to 4-2-2-2. No manager could just come in the middle of the season with no pre season and make the team play the way they were playing. De Zerbi is not responsible for the way Brighton play, its all Graham Potter, sooner or later people will realize that, mark my words
Palace > brighton baloon
Is this a serious comment, palace are in total joke mode at the moment. You need to have more faith in a better manager than poor old Roy
@@goych But you're right about Roy being old. In fact, it is so old that it is bigger than the history of Brighton🤣
@@neo10s43 he’s old but he’s not that old!
The most overrated team in recent year, i dont get the hype yea they play good but we have seen things like this before. People are just hyping up players like Mitoma becuase hes japanese, Mc Allister because he is a messi look alike and many more
I think they're hyped because they have been playing much "better" teams off the park with an attractive, progressive style of play rather than the usual overperformers' hard-to-break-down 4-4-2. And also their ability to discover and then nurture young talent to then sell on for huge profits (Cucurella, Mac Allister, Caicedo) without it affecting the team's success (well maybe until now...). Plenty of teams in the past have done either of these things but rarely both at the same time.
idk how they are overrated no idea why you are mentioning Mac Alister he plays for Liverpool now lol and they also sold Caicedo in summer anyway Brighton are 7th place atm and with the quality of players Brighton have 5th 6th 7th 8th is where they should be imo don't think anyone predicted them to get top 4
Loll you really dont know what overrated means
We get it😂😂 you're still mad because they clapped your favourite team last season
In my opinion De Zerbi just isn't as good as everyone thought. He took Brighton over from Potter, the team was already very good, he just carried them over on that positive wave until the end of the season. This year they are still very good but I'd argue not as good as in the last campaign. Obviously, European competition is also a factor so it's not that easy to judge.
Imagine losing your two best midfielders and expect to be as good as the last season… Brighton without dz would not be a mid table team.
@@gianvidal What I said is I don't think De Zerbi is as good as people think but there are factors that work in his favor such as the outgoing transfers and the injuries. I wouldn't look into the transfers too much because the team has changed drastically all over so the midfield outgoings should not be as damaging. Regardless, we will only be able to judge him after his first full season and maybe not even then. Also, I get it, English is not your first language but it's not an excuse for completely flipping my comment upside down or your overenthusiastic approach to De Zerbi.
A lot of words to basically say "I think he is overrated but I can't make a compelling argument for why". Also what's up with that weird last part of your comment. Unpleasant
@@Allschmoi Oh look, yet another rando putting words in my mouth. Unpleasant.
So in conclusion they’re about the same! I think de zerbi took us to another level, we really struggled to assert our dominance with potter
Bang average squad of players who have massively overachieved to be where they are
Yes I know chelsea are overachieving, the key is to stick by them though 😜
Sorry I haven’t watched this video yet. Brighton sit 7th in the premier league at time of commenting. The answer is no, they have not been found out. Nonsense video from a channel followed by 13 years olds. And it seems from this piece and others the content is made for 13 year olds