Paul Barber Press Conference: De Zerbi Departure And Next Step For Brighton
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2024
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Paul Barber discusses the reasons behind Roberto De Zerbi leaving Brighton and what plans the club have in place for the Italian's successor. 
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My heart is with Roberto - the supercharged excitement of the most attacking football we have ever seen at the club. Yet, more importantly, my intellect is with Broom/Barber - the slow steady analytical sustainable steps towards our goal. Thank goodness both parties separated respectfully..... and it seems to have been relatively amicable.
You can’t have a full analysis without considering how special De Zerbi is.. there are a handful of coaches like him, you should give him everything he wants - and giving his intelligence, he was not asking for an alien - and hope he stays for a decade, which would have been realistic.
The incrementalist mindset of the club is brilliant, i think this is what keeps up from burning up like what happened to Southampton and Leicester. We don't rush the growth of the club taking the steps little by little is great the sustainability of the projects is looking positive.
I trust the bloke who made all this possible not a bloke passing through, excellent manager yes, we'll find another and keep going,this is how we do it and hopefully we'll continue to improve.
Between March and Dec 2023, Brighton scored in a club record 32 consecutive league games. However, in the next 22 games the Seagulls failed to score on 10 occasions. An alarming lack of goals and a mystifying reluctance to shoot from promising positions was not properly addressed by De Zerbi. Wish Roberto well but will always be happy with Bloom and Barber at the helm.
Brilliant interview Paul Very up front and honest Thank you
I really hope Brighton will keep up the playing style of De Zerbi with attractive football.
I hope our next head coach will be more flexible tactically.
Well as it stands Francesco Farioli is going to be the next manager. He worked under Roberto at Sassuolo aswell as Benevento for several years. So he knows the style that our players are used to, although his version of it is more defensive and lacking in the attack. This season with OG Nice he's played an attacking 433 formation only conceding 29 goals which is thr least in the French top flight. However they've only scored 40 goals in the whole season.
@@oscarc1165Nice is missing something on the strikers side, an injury free Brighton offensive line is far more competitive
Paul Barber is pure class and top mentality.
Fair play Brighton, great story, great club! Love from Toon 🏴🏳
Do you want to know how good coach Roberto De Zerbi is? How did he develop the performance of older players until he was able to join the national team? - Strong teams - Louis Dunk, the English team, and Pascal Gross, the German team.
Didn’t like Undav…German national team!!
Wasn't that simple. There were personal issues involved@@petemills5704
Im a Seagulls fan and an Ipswich fan, its going to be the BEST season ever next campaign
Who for ?
Well both with any luck. If Ipswich can stay up and Seagulls get top half finish ill be content. Last 3 seasons weve not finished lower than 11th right, so a 4th season in top 10 and were cementing ourself as a top 10 premier league team
Unless McKenna goes to Brighton , then Ipswich sre screwed
Credit to Houghton too
It's one or the other sunshine
Brighton FC...First Class
Steady away for Brighton. I think Roberto, when he spoke out against the club, his boss in that interview, cemented it for me. Take time Brighton, by only ehat you can afford or end up like Everton and Forest. Southampton manager, if he does not get promoted ot FC Copenhagen manager is not too big for the club...
De Zerbi’s 2 signings Dahoud & Fati were a complete waste of time & money. In Bloom we trust UTA
Not a huge fan of Igor either!
@@SimonArcher-du5in Igor has been leagues above Dahoud & Fati. Dahoud has been a statue & as for Fati the less said the better.
@@SimonArcher-du5in Igor has been great bro what are you talking about. He's just more of an attacking centreback/fullback
@@s.aslahahmadfaizi4687 He wasn't great on Sunday! Culpable for both goals conceded. Reckless at times and certainly wouldn't be in my first-choice 11.
@@SimonArcher-du5in was that the only match you watched this season? Would you prefer Webster over him?
We can do better than McKenna and must show more ambition than the 'flavour of the month' guy who got a team promoted from the lower leagues.
Ipswich play from the back too and he is a master on the training ground, he would be a natural replacement. But tbh id like to see bim stay at Ipswich for a couple more seasons
Who r they getting???
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The problem is Barber being lead by Bloom's poker mentality. Notwithstanding Bloom funding the stadium and the club, he is, in essence, a gambling man and will always look for a quick return, viz, identifying players to buy cheap and sell them on at a huge profit. Of course Bloom gets a quicker return on his initial investments, but this will come at a cost, and that cost is to remain resolutely mid-table. Unless Barber frees himself from those shackles and spends on recognised talent, the squad will never be strong enough to challenge for higher positions in the table. Barber, by his own admission, is happy for BHA to remain mid table. Is that what BHA fans want? Is that good enough? De Zerbi wanted more, that's why he left. Now what? McKenna? Pochettino?
This is our club we don't want to be back where we was when we had to sell the goldstone ground and nearly folded UTA forever
We need to find 3 players who can hit the back of the net. Losing games with many shots and 70% possession is disappointing. RDZ was found out by shrewd managers who set themselves up to allow us to play and and hit us on the break.
Brighton's biggest shortcoming is the defensive players, not the forward players
Goodbyes are harder when it's amicable. But glad that it is. UTA.
Usually I agree with how Brighton handles their recruitment and internal matters, I got a feeling they may got it wrong on this one. All the best De Zerbi, you’ll be missed.
I get it though, roberto maybe pushed too much to sign big names that would go against the mold of the club.
Did not chat selling our best players and not buying more when so many of our players were injured.
Well they were not injured during the transfer window were they? And they bought a lot more than they sold.
Bring Potter back because he's the one who brought Brighton where they are today not de zebri
Potter’s time has been and gone. Move on
no chance, he's a judas
Who’s this guy
i hope he dose not go the same as potter and dose not regret this
nothing fishy going on here move along
I agree with RDZ ! Aiming for top half finishes is way too low a bar for us now. If you’re happy with selling off your best players and maintaining 10th, that’s almost as low an ambition as is possible for a premier league club, beyond merely avoiding relegation!
It's sensible organic growth that is sustainable. I'd rather our gradual approach than throwing money at it and risking the clubs future
Usual cr*p. They should of done everything to keep him at the club. He offered them something more. They will disappear again into a mid table not talked about club.
Unfortunately brighton have been the worse team in league since xmass it hurts me to say this but it is true.we would not score a goal if we played all night.i loved dezebi football and wish him well but for some reason the wheels came of big time and its hard to no why and i dont think its down to just injures
Depends how you define worst… worst injuries? Best at playing the future first teamers of all teams in the premiership…kids growing & developing and getting better (with mistakes) but serious game time & still came 11th! Future is bright.
I think you'll find that the three teams that have been relegated, were the worst teams in the League since Christmas.
I mean having 10 plus players on extended injuries consistently (over 15 total) throughout the season will kill any manager. Especially key players
Can anyone give me a rundown of what happened, i cant be bothered watching it
Barber has the diplomacy of a Masonic Politician "Fugazbi is great - all great - we all love eachother bla bla" :)
Roberto De Zerbi asked to bring in players this season because he knew that there would be pressure of matches and that injuries would increase. The Brighton administration supposedly responded to the demands in an exceptional manner because the European participation was an exceptional event, but unfortunately it treated as if the team was only participating in the league...... Repeating Paul Barber: We know where we were...it is a view that has no ambition, and I believe that with this policy of breeding players, the club will continue at the bottom of the standings and may struggle for relegation in the coming years
if there was a coach other than Roberto De Zerbe and he faced everyone. With these injuries this season, I am sure that the team is now relegated to the Championship
I think the fans forget that Brighton did get a lot of players as replacement. It's just that these players did not perform as well as they probably expected.
They got joao Pedro to replace undav, which was an amazing addition. They got baleba for caicedo which went horribly, but thankfully Gilmour filled his shoes. They got fati for McAllister which also went horribly, especially with March's injury.
jp van Hecke stepped up and they got Igor for colwill. Bart for Sanchez. The list goes on. They also got a couple more players in adingra, dahoud and a few others. The amount of transfers were not the problem. It was their quality and the injuries that happened.
@@s.aslahahmadfaizi4687Question: Is the quality of last season’s players the same as the quality of this particular season’s players in the midfield, on which 70% of De Zerbi’s plan depends...the defensive midfield and the attacking midfield...I just want you to watch the speed of transferring the ball from Moises Caicedo and the speed of transferring the ball to Billy. Gilmore
@@s.aslahahmadfaizi4687For your information, coach De Zerbi extracts the player's energy and the players improve with him. Watch how Kaoru Mitoma and Solly March exploded before the injury....Next season the level of many players will decline, and remember my words well
"the club will continue at the bottom of the standings" ... clueless
You guys have made the wrong decision.
DeZerbi left because Brighton are more interested in making money. And they didn't want spend. The owners needs to remember Brighton is a football club.
That’s a shocking take 😂
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That would be the owner who took over when they were playing at a rented athletics track and training at Sussex University. Who funded the building of the Amex and world class training facilities in Lancing. Who has overseen the growth of the club from league 1 to qualifying out of the 'group of death' in the Europa league. Look at the problems teams have had 'remembering' that BHAFC is a football club; Everton, Bolton, Portsmouth, Derby, Leeds, Southampton etc. There is 1 owner and he understands trying to compete with state/oligarch funded teams has to be done differently when you have a fraction of the wealth. Quite easy to spend big but spending big has massive risk to it. The club nearly went out of existence 27 years ago...
Clueless, If you were homeless for 14 years, you'd want to keep the roof over head once you've got one!
@@krisphackett6855With this mentality, the club will not develop quickly... The Italian club Atalanta Bergamo is the same size as Brighton and has the same conditions as Brighton, but has less financial income. It sells players constantly, but it has a plan to bring in players... young players that it develops and sells, and players in their mid-twenties who help it compete... No. He brings in older players like James Milner just because it's free. For your information, Atalanta FC has been participating in the European Champions League or the European League for years... and tomorrow it will play the final against Bayern Leverkusen.