Jayson Molumby

Baldrick wrote:

so ahead of Doherty Coleman Christie and O Shea?

To clarify, I think long term he might find a home in that position. Might not either.

Playing really well actually

doherty wrote:

What?? Where has this come out of. Does Molumby know about this

Just think he’s tenacious and likes to get stuck in and has a good build. Could see him play there. Just doesn’t surprise me to see potter pick him there..

He always looks calm with plenty of energy. I think managers like him because he does what he's told and doesn't have any notions or attitude. Doesn't have the ability of John O'Shea but could become a similar player (different positions, well drilled) and leader for us.

Left foot wrote:

Played the first hour at right wing back, the last 30 mins in midfield.

Had a good enough first half, seen a lot of the ball and was always avaliable for the pass.

Second half didn't really see much of the ball until the last 10 mins and seemed exhausted but played OK.

Completely different 11 from the PL starting team. Can't honestly say he did enough to get a place on the bench anytime soon, brighton have some quality in that area already.

I think another loan move for a season would be the best option from what I've seen anyway

I’d like him to go back on loan as well Millwall ideally where he will be playing regularly again (35-40) games in a decent side pushing for promotion. He’s only turned 21 still a young player and playing weekly at a decent level will bring him on again and lads make a huge mistake saying or thinking otherwise if he spent another 2 years at Millwall playing learning his trade before breaking into a Brighton team still playing in the Premier League in 2022/23 lets say that would be A1. I call it this FIFA/TOTS attitude that if a player hasn’t turned into a superstar by 20 he’s written off and once they turn 28 they are finished.

One thing that stands out is he’s a tenacious dynamic player in a Brighton side that to be blunt don’t seem to have many of them. Weather it’s the way the manager has them playing who knows but they are to my mind the most passive team in the League that often get completely runover especially by good teams.

Taught I taw a puddy cat

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aviva8 wrote:

Ya your right I wouldnt really have a good education behind me if I honest and not the best with spelling and things but like posting on irish players on this forum

Do they mind you using them as a table?

NewtNewbie wrote:

aviva8 wrote:

Taught he had a solid game. Harness and curtis were poor though. I have seen curtis a few times and dont think he good enough to get in our squad again. By all account collins was very good tonight against wolves

In your educated opinion?

It's an opinion..that ok with you?