oldboyroy
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I meant the January strop after his insta pleading to be sold to Arsenal I believe?
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[Albion] If Graham Potter is re-appointed...
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deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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#keepthefaith
With all respect Sir, that percentage game is not to my taste. I would hate to be humiliated every now and then, losing 4-0, 5-1, 6-0 or something. Does not matter what sport you’re in, or what division you play in. Athletes at this level, and their ego … But that’s just my thoughts.
On the other hand, the way Brighton have played in some games under Potter AND De Zerbi is just fantastic. On the day they could win against any other team. Any! Just don’t think it will work in the long run.
Justice
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What does really work in the long run bar having a squad full of elite players. As Pep says I’m not a magician I work with fantastic players there is no magic formula.
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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The silence is so deafening you can only assume that either:
a) it isn't Potter or
b) it is but he's in the middle of recreating Russ Cook's trek across Africa.
a) it isn't Potter or
b) it is but he's in the middle of recreating Russ Cook's trek across Africa.
Justice
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Exactly he was part of the evolution Same with any club I suppose. Although in years to come it will always be RDZ who actually got the job done.
Basically, I don’t care how we win, as long as we win.
People moan about Hughton at Wolves, but he got the point and kept us up, I could not give a flying feck, if we were negative or otherwise, Hughton did what was required.
There is more than one way to play football.
That said, I did love RdZ’s and enjoyed Potter’s style more in his last season.
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Who were the two first picks do you think? McKenna, Ravioli or Kompmay?
That is always a possibility, and something shown in spades by many clubs.
I don't think TB is wired like that. . . . I'm sure he has swan moments, but you don't succeed the way he has by being doing so.
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c). It is Potter - the deal is made - but the Club is waiting for all the fans go into a meltdown in August in a complete panic believing the recruitment process has failed and when the Club finally do announce it, every fan will be so relieved and grateful we were able to get anyone at all, he’ll be welcomed onto the pitch in our opening game with unanimous cheers of love and support
Mustafa II
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No Albion fan would boo their new manager.
Would be absolutely gutted if the likes of Cooper got the gig, but he would have my total support until it becomes apparent we're part of a relegation battle.
This.
I really don’t want Potter, whilst not denying his impact, never warmed to him the first time.
However, if we ended up with him, so be it. I support Brighton regardless of manager.
So you wouldn't have backed McKenna or any manager that the Albion poach?
Man!! good luck with your search for a team with a manager that reaches your high ethical standards.
maybe its a revolution going full circle!!
deletebeepbeepbeep
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Time to bring back the dream team Slade, White, Owusu and Hart.
BadFish
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Do you think the Stanstead fans have ever forgiven us for poaching Gary Hart, or do they boo him every time he catches a plane?
Potter left without warning 5 games into a season.
A season that promised so much, and although we landed on our feet with RDZ, it could have ended in tears.
He took everything that wasn’t nailed down and then made disparaging remarks about the team and the fan base.
Silly comparison.
Potter is a SNAKE