[Albion] Polymath Potter, please GO

[clockend1983]

This clown needs to go......

I was thinking the same but when I saw that overcoat last night......
He must be very well connected. So watch out

 

[Hamilton]

I've voted OUT on a number of occasions now. The thing is, he is so frustrating. I think he has it in him but keeps shooting himself (and us) in the foot.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

As West Brom are showing it'll be a brilliant decision to sack a manager to try and stay up i mean look how they have improved

And they just lost 4-0 at home to a side who could only squeeze a 1-0 out of us.

But as the OP and others have said, we should be smashing teams like Arsenal, who are there for the taking.

#deluded

 

[mune ni kamome]

Surely he must now see after that second half that if we attack with pace and drive, we cause mayhem for the opposition. All the possession in the world is not going to worry top defenders at our hitherto pedestrian pace

 

[Deportivo Seagull]

And they just lost 4-0 at home to a side who could only squeezed a 1-0 out of us.

But as the OP and others have said, we should be smashing teams like Arsenal, who are there for the taking.

#deluded

Football has changed significantly in the last 12 months or so. It used to be only Liverpool and city that pressed, now its most teams. Fat Sam would be a shoe in for keeping a team up but he looks utterly lost. Both Burnley and Burnley who are normally very solid at the back look and to soak up pressure are looking dodgy.
Palace are in a similar boat.

The one question is how the likes of Leeds, villa and Fulham are going to keep the high pressing game as the season moves on. A similar story for West Ham but they are a similar to us in that it a 50/50 approach.


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[studio150]

Football has changed significantly in the last 12 months or so. It used to be only Liverpool and city that pressed, now its most teams. Fat Sam would be a shoe in for keeping a team up but he looks utterly lost. Both Burnley and Burnley who are normally very solid at the back look and to soak up pressure are looking dodgy.
Palace are in a similar boat.

The one question is how the likes of Leeds, villa and Fulham are going to keep the high pressing game as the season moves on. A similar story for West Ham but they are a similar to us in that it a 50/50 approach.


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At least something positive from games being played behind closed doors. I won't need to go to Burnley twice this season given the two Burnley teams in the league

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Football has changed significantly in the last 12 months or so. It used to be only Liverpool and city that pressed, now its most teams. Fat Sam would be a shoe in for keeping a team up but he looks utterly lost. Both Burnley and Burnley who are normally very solid at the back look and to soak up pressure are looking dodgy.
Palace are in a similar boat.

The one question is how the likes of Leeds, villa and Fulham are going to keep the high pressing game as the season moves on. A similar story for West Ham but they are a similar to us in that it a 50/50 approach.


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Indeed. I also think that we may find that our very clever and measured play reaps dividends as the season progresses. Yes, we need to not go to sleep for periods, but decent sides can struggle against us (and have). Wolves can be brutal yet they were ineffective in the second half yesterday, not just because they were sitting on a lead, and not because we lined up two rows of immobile four.

I watched WBA struggle under Bilic, and the struggle continues under Sam: and note that these are two managers who would not lower themselves to manage Brighton (salary and prestige issues). Those who want to bin off Potter immediately MUST offer a realistic replacement - someone obviously better than Potter and who would actually agree to manage us. Or they should shut up, really. Boring droning old bollocks, on and on an on 'Potter out'. It's like toddlers having a tantrum.

 

[Guinness Boy]

That looked like a players revolt in the second half, it certainly wasn’t Potterball.

Just watched MOTD. Sounds like Maupay gave the half time team talk!

 

[neilbard]

That looked like a players revolt in the second half, it certainly wasn’t Potterball.

This...

 

[Gazwag]

Surely he must now see after that second half that if we attack with pace and drive, we cause mayhem for the opposition. All the possession in the world is not going to worry top defenders at our hitherto pedestrian pace

Which is exactly how we played in the first halves v Liverpool, United, Newcastle etc, people do have short memories when they suggest we haven't done it before

 

[sydney]

Indeed. I also think that we may find that our very clever and measured play reaps dividends as the season progresses. Yes, we need to not go to sleep for periods, but decent sides can struggle against us (and have). Wolves can be brutal yet they were ineffective in the second half yesterday, not just because they were sitting on a lead, and not because we lined up two rows of immobile four.

I watched WBA struggle under Bilic, and the struggle continues under Sam: and note that these are two managers who would not lower themselves to manage Brighton (salary and prestige issues). Those who want to bin off Potter immediately MUST offer a realistic replacement - someone obviously better than Potter and who would actually agree to manage us. Or they should shut up, really. Boring droning old bollocks, on and on an on 'Potter out'. It's like toddlers having a tantrum.

housewives corner on FB is particularly nauseating ......i have been replying with ....DISHES....!! or IRONING....!! with spectacular results...

 

[vagabond]

This clown needs to go......

How could anyone argue with such a well articulated and reasoned argument?

 

[Richy_Seagull]

That looked like a players revolt in the second half, it certainly wasn’t Potterball.

Wow, what a post. Football fans eh.

 

[Icy Gull]

That looked like a players revolt in the second half, it certainly wasn’t Potterball.

It would actually choke you to give even a smidgen of credit to Potter when we have just played a good second half wouldn’t it?

If the players weren’t behind Potter that turnaround would not have happened but you carry on being a curmudgeon, you’re not gonna change your opinion even if we go on a good run.

 

[neilbard]

And they just lost 4-0 at home to a side who could only squeeze a 1-0 out of us.

But as the OP and others have said, we should be smashing teams like Arsenal, who are there for the taking.

#deluded

9 Home games 0 wins, failing to beat the might of West Brom, Burnley and Sheffield Utd, I can't remember me saying that we should be smashing the likes of Arsenal but you seem to know best.

1 home win in 2020/21.



Keep the faith...

 

[Soul Finger]

9 Home games 0 wins, failing to beat the might of West Brom, Burnley and Sheffield Utd, I can't remember me saying that we should be smashing the likes of Arsenal but you seem to know best.

1 home win in 2020/21.

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Keep the faith...

You must be a right laugh at parties.

 

[neilbard]

You must be a right laugh at parties.

Don't shoot the messenger, I didn't create those record breaking stats.

 

[Soul Finger]

Don't shoot the messenger, I didn't create those record breaking stats.

To be fair, I'd probably miss anyway.

 

[Deportivo Seagull]

You must be a right laugh at parties.

Only if you get invited.....


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[Deportivo Seagull]

At least something positive from games being played behind closed doors. I won't need to go to Burnley twice this season given the two Burnley teams in the league

Apologies as I wouldn’t wish that on anyone. Posting whilst helping with Sunday lunch wasn’t the best of timings. I should have said Burnley and Sheffield Utd.


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