[Albion] Contract extension to 2025 for Graham Potter

[Deleted member 2719]

Well done Mr Bloom, Potter fits our exact requirements to progress with our youth set up and he knows how to adapt, even if its sometimes a risk to some.

I see it as very calculated over the course of a season.

Love him.

 

[rogersix]

I say no more than this.

Despite what newspapers report on how much it cost Man United to sack Jose Mourhino or for Spurs to sack Pochetino
or for Watford to sack Javier Gracia. The length of time remaining on their contracts would have been largely irrelevant.

Newspapers lead us to believe it does. That's only because journalist are too lazy. They just multiply what they believe a Manager's annual salary is by the amount of years left on a contract then they print it.

Then when it is printed people take that as being true. Because they want to believe the sensationalism of those "hefty numbers"

Newspapers blame internet sites for reporting "fake news". They peddle more "fake news" than any other Entity. They always have done

if mr bloom isn't paying CH now, why has CH not been re-emoloyed?

 

[rogersix]

Massive gamble by Bloom which is going to backfire. Absolute no idea what he has seen in Potter to warrant a lengthy new deal.
I honestly thought this was a wind up at first. I cant get my head around this.

it's cos you're retarded

 

[rogersix]

Thanks mate. Still in Prague just chilling in hotel. room.
Glad to be appreciated and thought of.

mug

 

[NooBHA]

if mr bloom isn't paying CH now, why has CH not been re-emoloyed?

It has been very well documented in the Press why.

He has rejected jobs he didn't feel were right for him at the time he was approached and as you will have read in previous posts. Those rejections are getting close to double figures.

When he is ready and the right position and challenge presents itself I am sure he will accept it.

 

[rogersix]

It has been very well documented in the Press why.

He has rejected jobs he didn't feel were right for him at the time he was approached and as you will have read in previous posts. Those rejections are getting close to double figures.

When he is ready and the right position and challenge presents itself I am sure he will accept it.

ok ta, is [MENTION=33329]Jolly Red Giant[/MENTION] CH?

 

[NooBHA]

ok ta, is [MENTION=33329]Jolly Red Giant[/MENTION] CH?

LOL LOL LOL

No definitely not. Chris doesn't read or use Social Media

 

[rogersix]

LOL LOL LOL

No definitely not. Chris doesn't read or use Social Media

his dad then?

they live in ireland?

 

[Weststander]

I say no more than this.

Despite what newspapers report on how much it cost Man United to sack Jose Mourhino or for Spurs to sack Pochetino
or for Watford to sack Javier Gracia. The length of time remaining on their contracts would have been largely irrelevant.

Newspapers lead us to believe it does. That's only because journalist are too lazy. They just multiply what they believe a Manager's annual salary is by the amount of years left on a contract then they print it.

Then when it is printed people take that as being true. Because they want to believe the sensationalism of those "hefty numbers"

Newspapers blame internet sites for reporting "fake news". They peddle more "fake news" than any other Entity. They always have done

Very true, they’re guesstimating.

With patience, the actual termination costs for a coaching/management team do become available, buried within the next audited accounts. Here’s an extract, via the Telegraph, of ManU’s spend in getting rid of several management teams.

 

[NooBHA]

his dad then?

they live in ireland?

I don't have a clue who JRG is.

I only actually know a couple of the people on this site.

 

[kjgood]

Or until they doubled his wages and transfer chest possibly?

Pleased about this news, I rate Potter.

But I very much doubt that he would’ve thought about walking out on us for Everton, Arsenal or West Ham. He’s just months into a fantastic PL job, with great and ever facilities, under a non-meddling Chairman.

 

[TSB]

What a weird, expensive move.

 

[Weststander]

Or until they doubled his wages and transfer chest possibly?

"Money's of no interest to me" is the age old quote.

 

[rogersix]

What a weird, expensive move.

superb value for money if he keeps us up!

 

[nicko31]

Well done Mr Bloom, Potter fits our exact requirements to progress with our youth set up and he knows how to adapt, even if its sometimes a risk to some.

I see it as very calculated over the course of a season.

Love him.

Trust Tone all the way, best chairman in English football

 

[Jolly Red Giant]

-all gone pear-shaped for Ostersunds since he left

A lot of Potter's reputation was built on what he did in Sweden - with apparently no money - yet the owner has been convicted for a massive fraud after funneling major money into the club on the q.t. and hiving off tax revenue.

The upshot is that the club is now effectively bankrupt - with the club to be relegated back to where they were they were when Potter was appointed, the Swedish third division (just for comparison - Ostersunds is roughly similar to a team playing in the second tier of the League of Ireland).

I sense that Potter has a good PR company behind him and he got out before the s*it that he knew was coming hit the fan.

 

[Jolly Red Giant]

LOL LOL LOL

No definitely not. Chris doesn't read or use Social Media

I wish -

On second thoughts - I don't - it is though having to deal with the crap dished out to football managers (and particularly bad when it is to such a nice guy as Chris Hughton) - I do like my job and where I live - and I have a lot less hassle and stress in my life.

I don't have a clue who JRG is.

I only actually know a couple of the people on this site.

There are many people on this site who have made very many assumptions about me and they really are getting more outlandish by the day.

 

[Seasider78]

A lot of Potter's reputation was built on what he did in Sweden - with apparently no money - yet the owner has been convicted for a massive fraud after funneling major money into the club on the q.t. and hiving off tax revenue.

The upshot is that the club is now effectively bankrupt - with the club to be relegated back to where they were they were when Potter was appointed, the Swedish third division (just for comparison - Ostersunds is roughly similar to a team playing in the second tier of the League of Ireland).

I sense that Potter has a good PR company behind him and he got out before the s*it that he knew was coming hit the fan.

Or he knew he stock was never going to be higher and took a move to a decent championship club to further his career

 

[Jolly Red Giant]

Or he knew he stock was never going to be higher and took a move to a decent championship club to further his career

Nah - the rumours were circulating before Potter left.

 

[BadFish]

Massive gamble by Bloom which is going to backfire. Absolute no idea what he has seen in Potter to warrant a lengthy new deal.
I honestly thought this was a wind up at first. I cant get my head around this.

What?? Don't you rate Potter?

Well for pity's sake man, you could have mentioned it.

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