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[Albion] Are we so relaxed about Potter going to Everton ?
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Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Yes very relaxed because he isn't going to Everton and they will appoint Rooney or Martinez anyway.
GREASED WEASEL
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I think Everton could sell the job very well
new stadium,bigger transfer funds
he left Swansea,ambitious fella obviously
I can see Everton becoming the new noisy neighbours,all this will coincide with Klopp leaving Liverpool
If Everton really want him,he'll take some keeping in my view
new stadium,bigger transfer funds
he left Swansea,ambitious fella obviously
I can see Everton becoming the new noisy neighbours,all this will coincide with Klopp leaving Liverpool
If Everton really want him,he'll take some keeping in my view
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I'm guessing you haven't watched the video
They just played the interview on radio five. I have never heard such a 'there is absolutely no chance I am leaving this club, unless in a wooden box' from a sitting manager touted for another job interview. He didn't even bother to say what a 'great club' Everton is.
Edit: oops - 'so that's a no to Everton then?'
'Ha! That's my answer'
He's off, then
GREASED WEASEL
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I'm guessing you haven't watched the video
I have,you asked if we were relaxed about it?
Well,no not really
southstandandy
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I doubt for 1 second he would go there.
Everton see themselves as a far bigger club and in relative terms expect a degree of success almost instantly, whether it be being in the top 7 or so or a cup win occasionally.
Potter's remit with the Albion has been to build from a stable base over time, bringing some of the younger players through from the U23's and a few shrewd acquistions along the way. The plan for the Albion is a far more long term pragmatic approach to develop and stabilise us as a club for the long term, whereas Everton want everthing yesterday.
To this end that's why Potter isn't a good fit for Everton as they would never give him the time to develop a system and squad over a 2 or 3 year period. They are another one of these clubs who seem to think they have a devine right to have some success (however you class that) almost each and every season. Even though the noisey geordies are in trouble, Potter would be a far more suitable candidate for them on a period of sustained growth from a low base, but in saying that, with all the money now available to them perhaps they would be as impatient as the Toffees fans seem to be?
That's why GP is currently in the perfect place, probably half way through his project with us, so I can't see him leaving unless he received an offer from somebody so ridiculous to turn down.
Everton see themselves as a far bigger club and in relative terms expect a degree of success almost instantly, whether it be being in the top 7 or so or a cup win occasionally.
Potter's remit with the Albion has been to build from a stable base over time, bringing some of the younger players through from the U23's and a few shrewd acquistions along the way. The plan for the Albion is a far more long term pragmatic approach to develop and stabilise us as a club for the long term, whereas Everton want everthing yesterday.
To this end that's why Potter isn't a good fit for Everton as they would never give him the time to develop a system and squad over a 2 or 3 year period. They are another one of these clubs who seem to think they have a devine right to have some success (however you class that) almost each and every season. Even though the noisey geordies are in trouble, Potter would be a far more suitable candidate for them on a period of sustained growth from a low base, but in saying that, with all the money now available to them perhaps they would be as impatient as the Toffees fans seem to be?
That's why GP is currently in the perfect place, probably half way through his project with us, so I can't see him leaving unless he received an offer from somebody so ridiculous to turn down.
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Weststander
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The future new stadium’s an irrelevance here. If nothing goes wrong, it’ll open in August 2024.
In Everton terms, that’s 4 managers away.
In Everton terms, that’s 4 managers away.
LamieRobertson
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They just played the interview on radio five. I have never heard such a 'there is absolutely no chance I am leaving this club, unless in a wooden box' from a sitting manager touted for another job interview. He didn't even bother to say what a 'great club' Everton is.
Edit: oops - 'so that's a no to Everton then?'
'Ha! That's my answer'
He's off, then
Great stuff Harry.
blockhseagull
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Even though he just said he isn’t going ?
I'm a man of flexible mind, and always prepared to consider alternative interpretations of emerging events.
I must say, though, that GPoTT does have lovely teeth. So white. I'm tempted to replace the 'lovely hair' contest (during televised football - Grealish is a regular winner) with a lovely teeth competition.
I'll sleep on it, given there is no telly football on tonight.
And, you're welcome
GREASED WEASEL
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Probably not,but nice to know just the same
If they really want GP,they might even go down the 'caretaker ' route
Until the right man is available
Of course I realise Watford was
But let's face it,GP won't be at Brighton forever in a day
Hopefully he will let this one go by
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Greatly astonished that there's no great #PotterOut uproar over how in his great list of all the great things about the great club he didn't mention "great fans". What an awesome answer though.
Da Man Clay
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There is zero chance he goes to Everton. Basket case of a club and he’s not the sort to chase just money. He’ll of course leave us one day but it won’t be for this dead end job.
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I'm a man of flexible mind, and always prepared to consider alternative interpretations of emerging events.
I must say, though, that GPoTT does have lovely teeth. So white. I'm tempted to replace the 'lovely hair' contest (during televised football - Grealish is a regular winner) with a lovely teeth competition.
I'll sleep on it, given there is no telly football on tonight.
And, you're welcome
To carry off a strawberry blonde beard with confidence yet not a hint of ostentation takes class
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
You seriously reckon GP would bin off this job (contracted till June 2025) for a CARETAKER job at Goodison, just keeping the seat warm for someone else ?
jakarta
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Probably not,but nice to know just the same
If they really want GP,they might even go down the 'caretaker ' route
Until the right man is available
Of course I realise Watford was
But let's face it,GP won't be at Brighton forever in a day
Hopefully he will let this one go by
Personally I don't see why he shouldn't be here for years and years?
It is quite obvious he has found a job he wants and is backed up by Brighton Management.
Presume Phase One of the Project was to make sure we were not in danger of going down.
Presume Phase Two is to consistently match up with the top 6 in the same way Leicester did a few years back, obviously a much bigger job with the resources we have.
nickbrighton
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didn't we spend best part of a decade enticing managers with plans and models of our new stadium? which for a very long time seemed a bit like Palaces new stand is now.
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You seriously reckon GP would bin off this job (contracted till June 2025) for a CARETAKER job keeping the seat warm for someone else ?
I can't see that happening. Now put Ole in as manager and GP as his assistant and maybe you're on to something.