[Albion] Gus Poyet v Graham Potter - which GP do you prefer?

[Mustafa II]

 

[Commander]

I suspect Gus will win this. I also suspect had the two managers served their time with us the opposite way around, then Potter would win.

 

[Stat Brother]

And to think the Luton fans have the audacity to accuse us of "forgetting where we came from", us.

Chance would be a fine thing.

 

[Dick Head]

 

[Seagull27]

I adored Gus at the time, but he dragged our club through the mud far worse than anything Potter did. If it were possible to run this poll 9 months after each had left the club, I feel the sentiment would be similar. As ever, time has passed and hard feelings towards Gus have faded.

 

[Hugo Rune]

Both draw specialists for much of their time with us.

But one stayed long enough to finally turn the draws into wins and get us to 4th in the Premier League. The other banged his head on an imaginary ceiling.

A recent podcast with Murray confirms my suspicion. Potter was superior in almost every way.

 

[lizard]

Gus Poyet was 90% brilliant. For 90% of the time Potter was here I thought he was turd-juice.

 

[GT49er]

Both were great for us, both left in disappointing circumstances. Choose one over the other? Nah ............ no point.

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

Another Mustafa ll dump and run thread?

 

[jcdenton08]

I like Gus Poyet… and I like Graham Potter… which one is better? Only one way to find out…

 

[Beach Hut]

Potter, at least he respected us.

Poyet had ideas and self-belief way above his station and whenever Spurs or Chelsea manager was vacant would say "one day I would like to manage them", totally disrespectful to us.

 

[clapham_gull]

Due of the lack of GPs in Sussex, I'd take either of them.

 

[Weststander]

Potter.

 

[Greg Bobkin]

Neither/both.

The pair of them did a decent job at progressing the club, gave us some good memories and left under a cloud.

Remains to be seen if it's the case with Potter, but Gus reached his ceiling (ironically enough) as a manager with us.

 

[7:18]

Oscar Garcia

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Potter, at least he respected us.

Poyet had ideas and self-belief way above his station and whenever Spurs or Chelsea manager was vacant would say "one day I would like to manage them", totally disrespectful to us.

This.

 

[Winker]

Potter, at least he respected us.

Poyet had ideas and self-belief way above his station and whenever Spurs or Chelsea manager was vacant would say "one day I would like to manage them", totally disrespectful to us.

On the other hand, when Potter was given the opportunity to manage Chelsea, he couldn't leg it up there fast enough, totally disrespectful to us.

 

[lizard]

Potter, at least he respected us.

Poyet had ideas and self-belief way above his station and whenever Spurs or Chelsea manager was vacant would say "one day I would like to manage them", totally disrespectful to us.

Maybe Potter was right about some of us needing a history lesson?

 

[deletebeepbeepbeep]

Both complete snakes ssssSssSSsSss

 

[albionalex]

Both draw specialists for much of their time with us.

But one stayed long enough to finally turn the draws into wins and get us to 4th in the Premier League. The other banged his head on an imaginary ceiling.

A recent podcast with Murray confirms my suspicion. Potter was superior in almost every way.

When did we finish 4th in the Premier League under Potter?