[Albion] Graham Potter's Press Conferences

[maltaseagull]

Swanny used to provide a great abridged version of these press conferences, shame he doesn't do so any more.

Apparently he's really busy doing translations.

 

[Swansman]

Apparently he's really busy doing translations.

Yes, like a cheap little whore I'm currently working about 10h a day doing translations to have some money for the summer (though running out of tasks now so if you know any Maltese slave driver-companies in need of SEO/translation, tell them about me).

 

[Bold Seagull]

He is

They do both get the hump with you don’t they…

 

[chaileyjem]

Although I hope he goes on to acknowledge the home fans and the constant shitshows we've had to endure.

He did.

 

[Giraffe]

How seriously dull. What an awful job to have to listen to what frankly are incredibly predictable questions. Why doesn't someone ask him something different?

 

[Jeremiah]

Did he say " Disappointing , played well, they are a good side and we'll go again " ?

sorry that's the post match interview routine. I get confused.

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

How seriously dull. What an awful job to have to listen to what frankly are incredibly predictable questions. Why doesn't someone ask him something different?

What you see in these videos are the rather bland interviews by the TV and radio journalists. Once the cameras are switched off, the written press have their turn. I'm not saying they come up with better questions, but they hear all the broadcast questions and can develop points made earlier, or avoid the obvious stuff that has already been asked and try something a little more left field. A few weeks ago he was asked if he thought he had become more conservative as a coach since moving into the Premier League. Maybe the team that won at Tottenham was a reaction to that.