This weekend win made
the newly promoted Brighton Boys into believers, after dispatching the West
Brom Boys in what seems to be a new type of Derby between these two Albion clubs
bearing the same moniker.
As the Gulls after
finally putting a point in their favor, this time they deliver three golden
ones to put themselves in a more comfortable positon in the table and now start
moving on up the overall table.
With a draw against
Watford in Vicarage Road, Houghton and company finally delivered a point after
two back-to-back losses and getting a not so warm welcome to the ranks of
Premiership with a cold dose of reality.
A win considered as important
if this squad would like to continue above the infamous relegation spots and if
they would like to see another day in the top circuit.
After these delivered
a win considered as important and motivating to this bunch, now looking forward
and good in England’s top tier, the Brighton bunch is poised to aspire to much
significant achievements in this campaign.
Still let’s not put
our bells to toll, but a win is a win and over a club that it’s Boss Tony Polis
had a perfect start and among the top squad’s and spots, the locals today
played the infamous role of spoilers to the Baggies.
As old Falmer or Amex
Stadium, whatever you want to call it was a new branch of England leading
sanitarium after its follower’s frenzy, seeing in disbelief how its initial
eleven went out its way, and denying the Albion bunch an easy win.
For manager Houghton
seeing how his initial eleven displayed a unique and one of a kind dominance throughout
the whole match, the spotlight was for German forward Pascal GroB who had a
double of an afternoon.
Scoring in the 45 and
48 and with Tomer Hemed 63, were enough to seal the deal and delivered for
their squad their first win of the campaign and despite the lone goal Baggies
goal in the 77 by James Morrison.
The afternoon
belonged to the local Brighton, Hove and Albion bunch that delivered a one of a
kind game and suddenly are looking that they are set and ready to start displaying
their game that brought them the promotion to the big circuit.
In addition, the
4-4-1-1 formation sent by the Gulls Boss, paid off.
With four points and
moving up to thirteen places in the overall table, the Seagulls manager aims
are to see a continuance of positive results and in the winter break see his
club in a notable position and away from the bottom spots.
As their next
compromise scheduled on Friday against low flying and win less Bournemouth, the opportunity
for the Brighton Boys are endless to deliver another significant win that can
really uplifts this squad confidence.
One thing for Chris
Houghton should not adopt a sort of laid-back attitude with his Boys despite
the Cherries negative record, but with a man of the likes of their Boss Eddie Howe,
he can pull a surprise.
I called this a sort
of revival for this club after posting losses in their first two matches and
finally playing into a scoreless draw against another renewed Hornets squad, and
now the win over West Brom.
This sends a signal
that this club is for real and can score despite manager Houghton frustrations
with this club top office of not buying him a top-notch striker, still what he
has in his roster can do the job as GroB and Hemer can produce.
Very well their club
cab stage an all-around revival!
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