How Do Brighton Keep Replacing Their Players?
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- čas přidán 30. 05. 2024
- Over the past 5 years, Brighton and Hove Albion have gone from a club who were constantly fighting for survival in the Premier League to one of the most exciting teams in the country - wowing fans with excellent scouting and expansive football, and despite selling almost a starting eleven worth of key players - the seagulls keep on improving. This summer they’ve sold their starting midfield two from last season: Alexis Mac Allister to Liverpool; and Moises Caicedo to Chelsea for a record British transfer fee; and despite that, Brighton have started the season on fire. So how are Brighton maintaining their incredible journey?
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you just have to be lucky to have great owners. Ownership is everything, the guys who make the biggest decisions
It seems like Brighton always have a backup plan just in case if something happens, wether it be players or managers, and overall, it’s a well run club
It's great to see them thrive in a league dominated by teams with far bigger budgets
Imma need the entire Man Utd administration to watch this immediately.
Are we allowed to buy Tony Bloom?
Someone mention Richard Arnold 😂😂😂
They could do that and still mess up they need to be replaced
This club is not capable of nourishing talent, they just ruin them there is literally a growing list of players that ruined their careers because of Man Utd
@@mannhandler03 Once United were a great destination for young players under Ferguson. But now its like throwing a beautiful fish into poisonous water. Every player seems to get worse at United or not fulfill his potential.
Very interesting makes me think what the heck LFC is really doing in this transfer market not to mention coaching staff not getting the best out of there past and present signings...... Brighton makes FSG look lost and confounded.... thanks for sharing hopefully Klopp is viewing also
you know FSG use a model similar in all the sports they own? It’s how you got Salah, Mane, Firmino and Van Djik.
Great insight Dave 👍
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They have an excellent scout but their best signing is Roberto De Zerbi
They don’t actually have any scout’s whatsoever, the StarLizard algorithm identifies the players (and the coaches)
The “scouts” as the video calls them, are actually personnel analysts, there to simply build a personality profile to see if the player fits the attitude requirements.
As for DeZerbi, if he went tomorrow there’s already someone on the list to replace him.
love my club
If only there was a way that Brighton could hold onto de zerbi in the long term and build a seriously competitive side that can compete in Europe. Unfortunately all the big names will get plucked but, my god do they know how to replace them.
Please do a video on Aurther Vermeeren from Belgian league ,Lucas Gourna ,Fabricio Diaz, and a veryunderrated young ball playing centre back who can be like to like replacement of Gvardiol (could be anyone who have been oveelooked).😀😀😀
Kudos to Brighton frr
Also by signing replacements in advance they avoid being in the position of needing a replacement whilst everyone knows they are strapped with cash.
They are playing Football manager
Lmao
I hope they actually make a challenge for big trophies in the near future, however can see them becoming a Dortmund-like, "stepping stone" club.
Becoming? 😂
That’s the actual current model, what they’re actually becoming is a club that’s going to win things, then some of those players will choose to stay.
@@atheist666 I hope so
@@atheist666 But the step up from stepping stone club to top club is really difficult, as you see with Dortmund. It may be easier in the PL because they have much more money.
@@lexxihd5843
Possibly, but the thing about Brighton is that they’re achieving everything without spending all the money that everyone else is, the entire team that started against Manchester United last week cost just £16.5m. That’s a quarter of the cost of Sancho.
The most important thing about brighton is that they sign the proper players that suits the manager's style and it becomes easy for the players to settle much like man city and pep.i doubt de zerbie will stay at brighton for long.
its the other way around actually. its a top down scouting, not bottom up. they brought in profile that fit with the philosophy of the club, set by the owner - highly technical players, which is required in the modern game and then they scout manager that will fit the players available at the club.
UTA!
What happened to lamptey
Injuries
Fit again now, played this week for under 21 team@@atheist666
He gets injured a lot but I’d love to see him play more hopefully he will get more game time this season
@@Tdr-jv2nc
He’s just had trouble returning from one nasty injury, but he looked good in that little cameo appearance against Newcastle
He came on late against Newcastle, tearing down that right side. Looked good.
Are they ? Or is it their system ? None of the sold players are looking world class. Bit early to judge though !@@
Is that not even better? Continuing to overachieve even after losing their manager and selling system players for huge profits?
@@StatmanDave Thats my point, better run club recruitment wise, brilliant play system. Perhaps should of worded my response better. The system and how the club is run is the key!! Player's look better than they actually are, they work in a set system, hope they don't become Southampton V2.
@@jameshill2806
No the players are exactly as good as they seem, but remember Brighton average 65 to 70% possession, they’re drilled for each specific role they occupy, it’s far more easier to express your talent when you’re in possession and have teammates on the same level.
These players don’t lose that talent or ability when they move on, it’s the club they move to that’s the problem, they have to basically unlearn the team mentality, especially in plastic clubs with ego dripping individuals.
@@atheist666 , yeah proving my point, there is a system which runs through the club with every new member player's or staff !! BHA are awesome!!! My point still stand's BHA are a great team - those who have been sold are World Class ? When ? Don't mean to be a knob but I'm trying to say the club are spot on and the player's are lucky to of been apart of that and should of stayed, Brighton made money, no World class player's yet(for new team) :D !!
@@jameshill2806
I wasn’t disagreeing with your main point, the system at Brighton is incredibly good, I was simply saying that the Brighton players really are as good as they seem, because of that playing system, and inspirational coaching, any team “could” adopt that, and any ex Brighton player at that team would thrive, and their own players would benefit too. But it’s not something that happened at Brighton in a season, and the clubs paying silly money for Brighton players haven’t got the sense to understand this, plus their toxic fans haven’t got the patience or intelligence to wait for it to be nurtured.
Southampton done the same thing for years now look where they are
Southampton didn’t do anything like Brighton whatsoever, neither did Leicester. Do some research!
Did you actually watch the video? 😂
When did either of those teams have a 3 or 4 level succession system for every position on the pitch and every coaching staff member? When did they have a bespoke data system identifying unknown players in tiny South American leagues?
When did they have a billionaire owner who built them completely new elite men and women’s training facilities, elite youth academy, brand new award winning stadium and then hand it all over to the club in the form of an interest free loan with no payback requirements?
Brighton have made more money in the last 3 seasons than Southampton have made since the start of the 21st century!
There’s absolutely no comparison whatsoever.
They are not really good at recruiting, the pressure playing in clubs like Brighton n Benfica is literally non existent. And for most youths they mentality at that age for most talented players just is not ready to handle it like playing for Madrid, Barca and United.
If the majority of their breakout stars were coming from the academy you’d probably be right but that isn’t the case is it(Evan Ferguson the only one I can think of) look at Brightons transfer profits over the last 3 years you’ll soon see that their recruiting is top tier.
Buying talents relatively cheap early on. When they develop as planned they are then sold for a big profit. This equals good recruitment. If it would not be good recruitment then every mid table Club with less pressure to win anything would make such profits but they don't.
Their recruitment is a lot better than bigger clubs like man utd who overpay for established big name stars leaving them with low funds and not able to strentghten their squad.
Lol but by this argument shouldn't all "smaller" clubs have great players? Because none have any pressure....
what.united have low money😔top clubs buy established players.thats what makes them stay on top