Weststander
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Conte in the post match press conference, with fruit machine eyes:
“I really love the way Graham plays the game, it’s so beautiful and I hope he has a long future at Brighton”.
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[Albion] Is Potter 1 game away from being sacked?
- Thread starter Steve Foster
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Conte in the post match press conference, with fruit machine eyes:
“I really love the way Graham plays the game, it’s so beautiful and I hope he has a long future at Brighton”.
Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
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Thankfully we don't need 9. Possibly we don't need any.
Brian Fantana
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Unlikely, unless Ashworth was picking the team, choosing the tactics and conducting training.
hart's shirt
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Potter clearly isn't doing alright at the moment.
Hughton's worst run of consecutive defeats during the shambolic 10 points from the last 17 games was 4.
Potter's now on 6 and counting.
That said, I don't think Potter will be sacked.
He's been let down by player sales of key defenders without adequate replacements.
And a failure to improve our striking options which has contributed 1 goal in the last 9 hours of football.
We've never properly replaced Glenn Murray.
Hughton's worst run of consecutive defeats during the shambolic 10 points from the last 17 games was 4.
Potter's now on 6 and counting.
That said, I don't think Potter will be sacked.
He's been let down by player sales of key defenders without adequate replacements.
And a failure to improve our striking options which has contributed 1 goal in the last 9 hours of football.
We've never properly replaced Glenn Murray.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
It is rumoured he had a lot to do with it.
BRIGHT ON Q
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 9,248
We'll swap you Scott Parker
Nah, seriously wouldn't wish that on you guys.
Looks like he's going to get you up? Mind you it might be worth getting rid then if Fulham was anything to go by.
We do if you read the post he was replying to: It was that we will finish the season with our highest points tally.
Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
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We do if you read the post he was replying to: It was that we will finish the season with our highest points tally.
OK. Well I don't think we'll do that
Insel affe
HellBilly
If he does go, does this mean Swansman can feck off
Neville's Breakfast
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Phew, that’s lucky
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Maupay has the same numbers as Murray in the PL not an excuse, Maupay can’t and never will be able to play as a loan striker, unfortunately the manager can’t see it.
Its grim viewing though and yep Fulham fans were right all along. If we do get up then we're cannon fodder next season.
Better the devil you know I guess, clearly you're safe but after our last couple of years scrambling around in the PL I can understand your frustration.
Icy Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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The fans no longer believe, it seems the players don’t either anymore, we have a carousel of injured key players, the manager has had his squad weakened and we have zero luck. Lack of backing has done for Potter, he should walk away and wait for a club with the finances to implement the style he wants to play. I am still a massive GP fan but he has taken us as far as he can as an Albion manager imo. We need a younger Roy Hodgson to play the type of football our budget is good for. I won’t like it but a pragmatic CH style football is what we need given our project’s finances. Most fans will be delighted with a backs to the wall 1-0 win at home
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pork pie
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The guy is ****ing useless. Now others have spotted that fact.
Live by the sea
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- Oct 21, 2016
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Absolutely. Straight 'Yes' or 'No' and I might have voted - actually, thinking about it I would have - but not for either of those prattish options.
Weststander
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He’d thrive at a Leicester or Newcastle with a proper budget. They’d give him players with pace and goals, the Albion either can’t afford that, or flatly refuse in 5 years to go down the pace route of Wolves/CP.
In essence, we’re a very poor man’s Citeh, a possession based team based on playing chess to make openings. Incredibly hard to achieve success in that mould with a budget that’s, for example, a third of Villa’s.
Sitting ducks for the 15+ clubs that craftily wait for our rope-a-duck mistake to destroy us on the counter.
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
If he was to go then bring in Felice Mazzù the USG manager - ideal replacement