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[Albion] Potter- what’s he up to?
- Thread starter SeafordGull
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Whilst it would be a waste as he's an excellent coach, I'd be quite happy if he continues with this new media career of his. It's refreshing to hear from an intelligent ex English player or manager.
Lifelong Supporter
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He's really too thin skinned for any top post. The kind of abuse an England manager gets would make him totally unsuitable for that role. He is financially secure for life, as long as he doesn't have a gambling addiction so doesn't need the aggravation. He can 'enjoy life' with more modest work ie as a media pundit
Weststander
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That’s enough about Tim Sherwood. What about Potter?
cjd
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Such a surprise that Guiness Boy is involved.
- May 8, 2018
- 10,599
Would make a great channel 4 crime thriller
TwigletVimsante
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- Oct 18, 2024
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Potter will probably get a good job somewhere in football. He has a record behind him.
Quite the opposite, shirley?
Gizzus time to do some easy punditry rather than an actual manager's job.
Weststander
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A nordic noir. Stalking Potter, then an attempt on the life of RDZ in a misguided attempt to preserve Potter’s honour, blockading the apartment door from Wallander and Beck with booby trapped pizza boxes.
Indeed he can and enjoy a comfortable semi retirement by the sea with a stable family, nice home, cash saved and coming in.
But, if he does, let’s not have any more of this “great coach” stuff on here. Great coaches are driven and want to win things. Keep running teams into their 60s. Keep developing the next generation. Work at great clubs.
Not take the dog walkies.
- Oct 12, 2022
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He is now putting himself “out there” with articles as well as being a pundit.
Moises Caicedo: Graham Potter on how Chelsea are now seeing best of £100m midfielder
Ex-Brighton and Chelsea boss Graham Potter tells BBC Sport why Chelsea are now seeing the best of Moises Caicedo after his £100m move.www.bbc.com
I saw that, and chuckled a bit. He was talking to the BBC’s Chris Bevan if I remember correctly, so he can’t actually write for himself either.
It’s actually “I blather on over the phone for 20 minutes to whoever the current BBC Sports intern is, and they have to create a 500 word article out of it.”
This assignment will count toward their final mark.
If he doesn’t pull his finger out and take a job, six years from now it will be “I once met Marc Cucurella you know!” at the bar, to anyone who’ll listen.
- Nov 15, 2006
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Your hate knows no bounds does it? Let’s wait a while before suggesting he is finished. Chelsea money has stopped and he is 100% putting himself “out there”
I’ll be interested to see how he does when he takes a club on, much like I have interest in how RDZ is doing and in CH until he apparently became a manager of no interest to bigger clubs.
I find your anti Potter agenda just plain weird. No Potter would have meant no RDZ, it really is that simple
Seagull58
In the Algarve
Having missed out on the England job, he's probably made sure Ratcliffe and Brailsford know how to contact him.Your hate knows no bounds does it? Let’s wait a while before suggesting he is finished. Chelsea money has stopped and he is 100% putting himself “out there”
I’ll be interested to see how he does when he takes a club on, much like I have interest in how RDZ is doing and in CH until he apparently became a manager of no interest to bigger clubs.
I find your anti Potter agenda just plain weird. No Potter would have meant no RDZ, it really is that simple
- Nov 15, 2006
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I would bloody love it if he got the United job! Not convinced he’d get time to do f*** all there though
I know a few United fans who would be gutted too! What’s not to like?
I think you missed the word “if” in your rush to froth at the mouth.Your hate knows no bounds does it? Let’s wait a while before suggesting he is finished. Chelsea money has stopped and he is 100% putting himself “out there”
I’ll be interested to see how he does when he takes a club on, much like I have interest in how RDZ is doing and in CH until he apparently became a manager of no interest to bigger clubs.
I find your anti Potter agenda just plain weird. No Potter would have meant no RDZ, it really is that simple
- Nov 15, 2006
- 4,236
Nice side step in your ongoing dissing.
Up there with our best ever coaches imo, we were on fire when he got poached. Took a while but he got there, who knows what might have happened at Chelsea if they’d stuck with him like TB did.
Anyway I’ll step back now because it’s clear we’ll never come close to agreeing on this. I shouldn’t have bitten on your ongoing agenda.
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The non stop slew of clubs* beating his door down and offering him eight figure** contracts since certainly supports your argument.
*the BBC
**peanuts
Weststander
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I would bloody love it if he got the United job! Not convinced he’d get time to do f*** all there though
I know a few United fans who would be gutted too! What’s not to like?
Chris Wilder will be the role for some time to come.
- Nov 15, 2006
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Haters will hate
