Oct 16, 2026 · 31 min · 12 segments
Ryan Adsett is joined by Matt Avery before a HUGE game against Crystal Palace... Talk Seagulls…
Ryan AdsettHost
Matt AveryGuest
I said it on the previous episode, but yeah, the, the most confident I wanna say.
And if any game, like especially, especially Palace and PSH, if any game they were gonna pick up a point in, it is gonna be this one, sadly.
Um, that's not even me being pessimistic, that's just from, that's just from basic, you know, rivalry logic.
Probably the, I wanna say one of the best for sure, um, in the, in the ways we're going about beating teams at the moment.
This is the most confident I've been in Br- in a Brighton team going and getting results.
I mean, the thing is, right, he was in the media saying recently that we are no longer the nice guys.
We've always kind of felt inferior to Palace, who have always felt like the bad guys, and then we felt like the good guys, and it's really been hard to beat them ever really in terms of that mentality thing, for me.
I've always felt like when it really come to it, if it was a game that mattered or if it was something that it really, really was d- do or die, right, Palace would win.
The only time we broke that stereotype was that 4-1 when, and Pedro did that like counting up thing and it was done.
Um, Anuzora scored a brace, but still that felt like the good guys winning that day.
I said it on the previous episode, but yeah, the, the most confident I wanna say.
And if any game, like especially, especially Palace and PSH, if any game they were gonna pick up a point in, it is gonna be this one, sadly.
Um, that's not even me being pessimistic, that's just from, that's just from basic, you know, rivalry logic.
Probably the, I wanna say one of the best for sure, um, in the, in the ways we're going about beating teams at the moment.
This is the most confident I've been in Br- in a Brighton team going and getting results.
I mean, the thing is, right, he was in the media saying recently that we are no longer the nice guys.
We've always kind of felt inferior to Palace, who have always felt like the bad guys, and then we felt like the good guys, and it's really been hard to beat them ever really in terms of that mentality thing, for me.
I've always felt like when it really come to it, if it was a game that mattered or if it was something that it really, really was d- do or die, right, Palace would win.
The only time we broke that stereotype was that 4-1 when, and Pedro did that like counting up thing and it was done.
Um, Anuzora scored a brace, but still that felt like the good guys winning that day.
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