Kiefer MacDonald

I'm sure that will be coming soon.

That's got to be his first break silence from Chelsea, hasn't it?

That's all I'm saying.

I've gone for a player, I've gone for Danny Welbeck.

Nice, yep.

Like, Brian, again, I think, because reading the other day, with kind of what could happen in the final weeks of the season, they could end up getting Champions League.

Six could end up being eligible for that spot.

And I think, I think until, Lassie Imini might still be, but the highest scoring Englishman in the Premier League, I think Calum maybe might have overtaken him now.

But he's just one of those players, I was actually chatting to someone about him the other day, where like,

When he left Arsenal, he went to Watford, didn't he?

And he went down during, I think, the 19-20 season.

It just kind of felt like his career was just going to peter out a little bit.

But he just completely reinvented himself at Brighton.

And he's one of those players, whenever Brighton, you check a Brighton score, you just well bet just scored again.

And it's kind of like, oh, you just expect it.

And I think for the age he's at, 35, 36, coming to the end of his career, he just seems to be kind of, I don't know, epitomise what Brighton is about.

So I think, you know, now he's got a chance of going to the World Cup.

But even to be in the conversation is mental, I think.

But I think whatever Brighton do achieve in these kind of final weeks of the season, they're probably going to be playing European football.

I think a large part of that is the answer to Danny Welbeck.