[Football] Graham Potter - ruthless

[DarrenFreemansPerm]

He never takes kindly to any criticism or contrary opinion to his. Bit surprised he hasn't blocked you; he has a history of it.

I was quite surprised myself, although all I did was post a fact.

 

[Paulie Gualtieri]

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[Javeaseagull]

Hardcore Chelsea-supporting mate (only missed two games, including all European matches home and away, since the mid-70s) told me on Weds morning that they already knew what was happening before the Zagreb match. Tuchel was out and Potter had been lined-up as his successor for a while.

This makes sense when you consider the speed of the exits. I reckon everyone knew and had already talked to their families etc. Which makes me wonder if Bloom also knew and had already been talking to potential replacements.

That makes an awful lot of sense to me. All those members of staff don’t just say “Right I’m off. Too good to turn down etc” without at least talking to their families. Yes it doesn’t necessarily mean moving house but in some ways it is worse in that they could face hostility from the locals. I would hope not and be very surprised if it happened but you never know these days.
What I mean is that number of staff would have needed time to make decisions. It wouldn’t have happened in a morning.

 

[Bodian]

Seems so different from the dignified way in which CH went about his business, even after we sacked him rather brutally.