[Albion] Graham Potter

[Munchkin]

Thank you.

You started the change and contributed 30% of the points as manager to achieving the European dream.

No doubt you’re kicking yourself, but life moves on. Despite the haters you are the one that gave RDZ the platform and for that I’m grateful.

 

[Bridcutt]

He doesn't read NSC pal

 

[Mustafa II]

He doesn't read NSC pal

To be fair, he might, he hasn't got a lot else on at the minute.

 

[birthofanorange]

He doesn't read NSC pal

Not since he got perma-banned. Hi, Swanny.

 

[pb21]

 

[GT49er]

Thank you.

You started the change and contributed 30% of the points as manager to achieving the European dream.

No doubt you’re kicking yourself, but life moves on. Despite the haters you are the one that gave RDZ the platform and for that I’m grateful.

Hear hear! Good to find I'm not the only one who doesn't want to re-write history! Whether Potter would have got us three places higher than he managed last season, I don't know - maybe, even probably, he wouldn't, but that doesn't mean we weren't doing pretty well the day before he left us (and felt pretty glum the day after he left - apart from THPP, of course).

 

[wigman]

I heard that in his spare time, he's having history lessons.

 

[Questions]

Shit post today….. It’s Zerbetime now

 

[dejavuatbtn]

He doesn't read NSC pal

One of many I suspect.

 

[Munchkin]

Shit post today…..

Entitled to your opinion mate. But if it had not been for Potter laying the foundations we wouldn’t be where we are today, so pretty appropriate IMO.

 

[Robert Codners Nostrils]

I’ll thank him when we get our long overdue apology

 

[The Optimist]

Not since he got perma-banned. Hi, Swanny.

What happened with Swanny? What was he banned for?

 

[kuzushi]

To be fair, I feel warmer towards Chris Hughton who not only got us up, but also did what is often considered even harder than getting in the Premier League kept us up, for two seasons.

Hear hear! Good to find I'm not the only one who doesn't want to re-write history! Whether Potter would have got us three places higher than he managed last season, I don't know - maybe, even probably, he wouldn't, but that doesn't mean we weren't doing pretty well the day before he left us (and felt pretty glum the day after he left - apart from THPP, of course).

I liked what someone said, which was that GP leaving BHAFC turned out to be the best thing to happen to BHAFC since GP joining BHAFC.

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

Thank you.

You started the change and contributed 30% of the points as manager to achieving the European dream.

No doubt you’re kicking yourself, but life moves on. Despite the haters you are the one that gave RDZ the platform and for that I’m grateful.

The foundations were laid by Tony Bloom. Potter was one of those employed to coach the team.

 

[BBassic]

He can get f***ed.

Chase the money and was found out for a chancer.

 

[Questions]

Shit post today

Entitled to your opinion mate. But if it had not been for Potter laying the foundations we wouldn’t be where we are today, so pretty appropriate IMO.

you're right. But your post is not for today…. No offence sorry. Potter is no longer part of the new dream. He f***ed off.

 

[Goldstone Guy]

He can get f***ed.

Chase the money and was found out for a chancer.

What would you have done in his situation with that job offer? Don't lie.

 

[BBassic]

What would you have done in his situation with that job offer? Don't lie.

I'd have taken it. Of course I would.

And I'd have been found out for a chancer.

 

[Bodian]

To be fair, I feel warmer towards Chris Hughton who not only got us up, but also did what is often considered even harder than getting in the Premier League kept us up, for two seasons.



I liked what someone said, which was that GP leaving BHAFC turned out to be the best thing to happen to BHAFC since GP joining BHAFC.

CH will be looking on proudly today I think.

 

[Brightonfan1983]

Nice related article here - the upshot of which is 'we'll never know'.

Serendipity of De Zerbi and Brighton underlines football’s great complexities | Jonathan Wilson

Brighton under De Zerbi are not the only case where a manager inherits a legacy that proves crucial for the success he builds

www.theguardian.com