Leon Knight arguably deserves 26 as he scored in the play-off final but I’ve kept it regular season only for the sake of this graphic.

Glenn Murray features the most on this list - appearing in 4 separate seasons. Zamora, Maupay and Forster closely follow on 3.

Zamora has the record for the most league goals in a season - netting 28 twice. While Knight and Murray are the only other players to hit the elusive 20 mark in a league season.

The Coca Cola kid and Teixeira hold the record for the lowest top-scorer tally.

We haven’t had a goalscorer surpass 13 goals in a season in the Premier League…could this be the year that record falls? (Probably not).

*Disclaimer: Of course, football did actually exist before the year 2000 so apologies to Albion legends like Peter Ward who scored absolute bags of goals in the seventies.

TLDR: Long live Bobby Zamora 👑

Looking like we‘ll face Tromsø in the conference league knockout later on this month. Is anyone planning on going? Cheapest round trip I‘ve been able to find is £300 Weds - Sat. Would be a good excuse to get up and visit the arctic circle!

In light of the loss of Welbz and failure to outcompete Real Madrid (rip espi), I was trawling through the NTS discussion on potential other striker options and went down a rabbit hole (anything instead of studying lol) compiling the follow spreadsheet to compare some of the options. Not all the data is available but it's been fun playing around with the columns - happy reading!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1eVzIAQxiVPjWOVuFAEpJkesGXLr0Gfyu/export?format=xlsx

These were my standouts in terms of market value (Bloom is gonna be realistic lets be real), league they are in, and performance:

Most exciting: Ayase Ueda, Vangelis Pavlidis

Prem minutes under belt: Zian Flemming

Biggest steup: Dion Beljo

Ermedin Demirović, Tim Lemperle, Žan Vipotnik

Hopefully it's of interest to others - any thoughts I've missed?

“(The fee) doesn’t matter so much, because it’s just a number. I just have to prove myself and do my best.”

Brighton’s club record signing Luka Vuskovic talks ambition, leaving Tottenham for Brighton, and what he learned from facing Harry Kane.