For me it was a poor game to watch. However it took a mistake from Ward and a deflection to get through our defence. Despite all the lauded Brighton attacking flair they got nowhere with it. Our real issue was not the Managers tactics but the players inability to pass th3 ball in attacking situations. I understand the dissatisfaction with our defensive set up but when combined with quick breaks it is very effective but when going forward our passing fails it makes the set up look poor. However our defensive set up earned us yet another point.COYP

Pretty much my take too.

Fulham looked good today . very adventurous against Sheff. United and only Mitrovic's issues in both penalty areas stopped them winning. Lookman will likely give Ward a very hard time

It’s such a shame. We are going through our most successful period as a club but by doing it Roys way is soul destroying. He will get us to crawl over the line. Parish will happily accept it as many have said as long as he achieves this. We all know this doesn’t mean we should accept it as fans. Totally unforgivable performance from Roy yesterday. I’d want answers as to that approach if I were Parish. He can’t blame the lack of squad depth. Anyway.. on to the next fingers crossed Roy will have a change of heart (lol).

I'd like to take this opportunity to thank the Government for preventing me from having any chance of attending the game yesterday.

We all knew that with the 2 distinctly opposite playing styles, Brighton would have more of the ball and it's not how much possession you have, it's about what you do with it. And therein lies yesterdays problem - rarely stringing more than 2 passes together especially in the opposition's half.

Even had we have held out for the 1-0, it wouldn't have felt like a satisfactory win even against Brighton. It hurts when you play a lower mid table team like Brighton and make them look better than they truly are.

I've defended Roy on here for the last few years, but it's difficult to defend that performance and those tactics when Hodgson himself says pre match that he now has the strongest squad since he joined.

One thing that hasn't changed is the club's No.1 priority and seemingly their sole ambition - staying in the Premier League. Roy has the track record of achieving that objective and I don't see Parish getting into a Bloom / Hughton / Potter scenario.

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Problem being we played like yesterday against Chelsea and shipped 4 goals in. Brighton are a far worse team than Chelsea and would have won if they had players like Chelsea to put the 20 chances they made away. Guitia kicked the ball continuously upfield to no one until Benteke came on for the last few minutes. The tactics throughout was awful and Hodgson never changed it and I doubt he would have even if Brighton had equalised earlier?