- May 8, 2018
- 10,637
Disappointed if he does go there as it’s them and I fear he will do well there.
Although it’s a “mutual” exit feels a bit too convenient for me
Although it’s a “mutual” exit feels a bit too convenient for me
[Football] De Zerbi to Chelsea?
- Thread starter Home and Away
- Start date
Got something to say or just want fewer pesky ads? Join us... 😊
Lots of people judging Potter by his shortcomings when he was here last.
That is understandable but a lot has happened since then , for him and the club.
He is an intelligent guy and will probably come back a different manager.
And he will be refreshed.
It would be a strong choice imo. Although hopefully we will find somewhere even better.
That is understandable but a lot has happened since then , for him and the club.
He is an intelligent guy and will probably come back a different manager.
And he will be refreshed.
It would be a strong choice imo. Although hopefully we will find somewhere even better.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
I would really struggle to get myself down to the Amex, before we renewed ST’s I really wish they had mentioned oh by the way Potter will be back for next season
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Most Brighton fans support Bloom of course. If he was appointed I would get behind him but it wouldn't stop me being angry and disappointed with the (awful) appointment.
IFhe had Chelsea lined up then it’s worse behaviour than Potter when he left. We may never know though.
- Nov 15, 2006
- 4,278
I don’t give a shit if he goes to Chelsea but if was tapped up during the season and emboldened to behave like he did it because of it it makes a mockery of his luvvie dovie bye bye last weekend.
I hope I have got this very wrong because if I haven’t it’ll make him.. well you decide.
I’d find it very strange for the club to be so calm about it if he was tapped up though.
I hope I have got this very wrong because if I haven’t it’ll make him.. well you decide.
I’d find it very strange for the club to be so calm about it if he was tapped up though.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Mustafa II
Well-known member
Not a chance.
He's not that good of a manager. It's become apparent that GP was the superior manager all along.
The Premier League couldn't handle RDZ when he first joined us, picking up GPs momentum with his ambitious football and firing us in to Europe.
In the 2nd season teams just learnt from experience how to defend against us. He essentially got found out and didn't have a plan B.
The same will happen at Chelsea. He will be sacked before Christmas, I absolutely guarantee it.
GP however will join us and have a willingness to learn and adapt. Something that the rigid, stubborn RDZ never had, and was his downfall here and will be his downfall at Chelsea.
Rookie
Greetings
- Feb 8, 2005
- 12,324
Firmly and strongly disagree.
RDZ is a far superior manager to GPott and that is coming from someone who really liked Potter and his style of play. RDZ will wins titles / trophies
I think the club wanted to avoid several weeks of thinly veiled threats, fans vs board polemics and Fabrizio Romano shithouser and felt that it was worth £5m.
He was creating a rift between club and fans to keep his reputation intact while making himself impossible at the club. It was a well played romance scam, and he won: he's getting the money and attention while keeping his love and status.
I have no doubts that Chelsea fans will love him as well.
Some people are good at using their, umm..., "charismatic" traits in a way that makes them look very good and desirable.
It was still a good appointment overall - we brought in a guy who had people feel "oh he's so cool and mystic and surely a genius" which gave the right injection of energy and inspiration at the right time.
But we had to get out. A professional football club can't have a manager who saying "I'm going to do the job I'm paid to do if I wake up happy", "my players aren't motivated", "we cant win, score or defend because we sold Roberto Sanchez and some other lads a year ago".
People have to look past their emotions and understand that the club had no option but to get rid of him.
I genuinely look forward to his time in Chelsea because I don't think there's a job outside of rural Italy that he could hold down for more than two years. If he's allowed to bring in all the Igors and Dahouds he can find - even better!'
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
What? Please justify this comment.
Screaming J
He'll put a spell on you
Surely not? Then when they inevitably boot you out after your deal is over you get no compo. Take the longest deal you can get away with!
Terry Butcher Tribute Act
Well-known member
- Aug 18, 2013
- 3,686
Well this just makes a depressing scenario even more depressing
pigmanovich
Good Old Sausage by the Sea
Four times if you include the US friendly!
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
Nothing to do with us anymore.
London Irish
Well-known member
Bit of a mad conspiratorial stretch that. Chelsea are interested in him because he’s a superb manager not because they’ve been fiendishly planning this for 6 months like some comic book super villain
Sorrel
Well-known member
They should take a ten year deal. That’s a nine and a half year payout in six months time.
Evening Standard: De Zerbi is understood to be keen for a quick return to management and wants to prove himself the right fit for the Chelsea job.
www.standard.co.uk
Chelsea add De Zerbi to shortlist as new manager search ramps up
Italian boss is keen on Stamford Bridge job, but Brighton would still be owed compensation
www.standard.co.uk
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Potter is not coming back
Got Swansea to mid table
Got Brighton to mid table(eventually)
Left Chelsea in a mess
And that’s your idea of a great manager?