[Albion] A Potter return

[Fignon's Ponytail]

 

[GT49er]

I think there's potentially a route back for Bruno for all his years of service, and AITC work. He had a lot of credit in the bank when he left....... his departure was the most upsetting, but just like Muzza returning and being embraced, so would Bruno imho.

None of the rest will be back.

I wouldn't mind a return for Roberts, TBH. Of course, we have a GK coach here already, but maybe Roberts could have a specialist role - mentor (and personl trainer) to Big Bob.

 

[Zeberdi]

What would be the fan reaction?

 

[SeagullsoverLondon]

I wouldn't be brandishing a pitchfork, but no, the Albion have very much moved on since then.

Never go back is my motto.

And Alan Mullery and Mickey Adams would probably agree with you.
(Although clearly not Roy H)
I cannot conceive of anyone in the Brighton board (or GP himself) thinking that this would be a good idea.
And of course what has happened this week may help to keep RdZ with us longer as he realises that we can offer him the stability denied at the other basket cases on the Premier League.

 

[BN9 BHA]

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

I'd be all in for the Mad Dog. I'd be surprised though.

So mad in fact, that he was probably put down some time ago.

 

[Bozza]

After the absolute treat we're having with De Zerbi, it's going to be a bloody tough task for the manager who has to follow him.

The thought of a return to the more pedestrian Potterball has me thinking "meh", but the same applies to pretty much everyone else too

 

[Biscuit Barrel]

Its a no from me. Not ready to be that bored at a football match again.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

After the absolute treat we're having with De Zerbi, it's going to be a bloody tough task for the manager who has to follow him.

The thought of a return to the more pedestrian Potterball has me thinking "meh", but the same applies to pretty much everyone else too

My fear is that it's all downhill from here, when RDZ goes. The good old Albion rollercoaster.

 

[Nobby Cybergoat]

The club will have diligently worked on it's list of managerial prospects who can pick up from what RDZ is doing when the time comes.

Potter won't be one of them

 

[JBizzle]

My fear is that it's all downhill from here, when RDZ goes. The good old Albion rollercoaster.

I think that echoed my fears when Potter left, fingers crossed we can pull another rabbit out of the hat when that dreaded day happens

 

[SUIYHP]

That ship hasn’t just sailed, it has done a full lifetime of service, has been retired and is now permanently moored off the coast of California as a converted museum/hotel.

 

[oldboyroy]

Nothing is impossible but simply no chance! Why would we want to go from an elite manager back to 'just' a good manager.

 

[dazzer6666]

Erm no

Not

Never

Neit

Nein

Nope

f*** off.

Bizarre - almost word for word what Rachel Brooks said to me when I asked her out in the 5th year. Still hurts, but there might still be a chance ?

 

[JJ McClure]

Erm no

Not

Never

Neit

Nein

Nope

f*** off.

I think that you forgot man falling off of a cliff

 

[Lurchy]

Won’t happen.

Fully expecting Potter to take a job where he can rebuild his reputation at a club like West Ham, and for him to then succeed Southgate at England.

 

[beorhthelm]

couple days late for an April Fool?

 

[Bold Seagull]

Hypothetically, might Tony turn into Don Logan if it was put to him?

*swearing warning

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

Just a thought. If RDZ gets poached and is tempted by greener pastures is it beyond the realms of possibility that Bloom would welcome Potter and his entourage back? What would be the fan reaction?

Palace fan

 

[Peteinblack]

I wouldn't be brandishing a pitchfork, but no, the Albion have very much moved on since then.

Never go back is my motto.

I remember the return of Micky Adams - an absolute disaster. So, yes, never go back.