If Bloom and the Albion truly want Potter to stay then why did they allow him to speak to Chelsea? They could have refused and said he is under contract and dipped into our large war chest and offered him a shed load more money..
I get what you are saying, but I meant rebuilding in terms of setting a style of play over a period of time - like he did with us.
I actually think the massive transfer spend is almost the rope the new owner gave Tuchel to hang himself with - backing him to the extent that he no longer had any excuses.
I've posted this on Bozza's thread, but as a precis, he's done. Over. Finished. If not Chelsea then England.
Unfortunately when you punch above your weight you get all your good people taken off you. All the loyalty Bloom showed him should count for something but if Mrs Potter wants a bigger house and doesn't mind the upheaval he'll be off. It's quite clearly a bigger football challenge.
At Brighton your best bet for job continuity is to get us to 16th on 40 points while playing nice football. We can't compete with Chelsea or England and never will.
Plenty of fans of other clubs don't think he should go there.
Top 2 highest rated comments on the BBC's Tuchel sacking piece:
"Potter should stay, finish the season with Brighton. He'll always be thrown in the mix for the big jobs so he's got nothing to lose by staying put."
"I'd hate to see a great coach like Potter be ruined by the experience of being at a club like Chelsea. He is thriving because he's been given time to build something."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/62821767
This was posted as a positive thread, there are a host of others for negativity but I see a couple have left the other threads and burst through the door with their already posted elsewhere downer "know for certain he's off" claptrap!!
Some deluded fellows on this thread. If GP has travelled to London (or where ever) and is indeed in talks he will be gone. He is going to be offered the job of managing a club that will be in the mix for winning the EPL, Champs League, FA Cup in the next 2 years. Have an unlimited budget (it would seem) and the chance to be one of Europe's top managers. He'll think he can turn the side around and compete with the team they have!
If he fails and gets sacked he walks away financially secure for life and straight into another job!!
So you think players or managers are bigger than the club they work for?Who says they aren’t
Not expected to be confirmed until tomorrow apparently
If Bloom and the Albion truly want Potter to stay then why did they allow him to speak to Chelsea? They could have refused and said he is under contract and dipped into our large war chest and offered him a shed load more money..