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Given that they are both clubs are currently competing for the title – and Ali Mac's team are ABOVE the other lot in the table – I would probably say that he is *already* good enough for 'someone like city'. Oh – and 'new signing struggles in first few months with their new club' is hardly the...

What? I mean the ACHIEVEMENT of winning the World Cup (International football) is nothing to do with (as in unrelated, or has no bearing on) Brighton (club football). Of COURSE he's got better since he joined, that's why he's got the move he got.

But the term 'legend' is subjective. One's person's interpretation of it (in a footballing context) is someone like Dunky who has spent their whole career at a club, led the club on a 'journey' from lower leagues. But someone else could (using the example of Ali Mac), say that a couple of REALLY...

And big balls. Not a legend, for me. Fantastic player - who was involved in some amazing goals and performances and certainly loves the Albion - but legendary status is reserved for players who've stuck around a bit longer (and that's not a dig at him - good luck to the fella!).