[Albion] Looking Forward To Next Season?

[dazzer6666]

Not remotely shocked, but a little bit saddened. Chris did a magnificent job for about 4 years. If he ever comes back to the Amex I’ll be standing and cheering him. But we move on, and under Chris we weren’t, he’d become almost paralysed tactically.

Really looking forward to next season now. Expecting some drubbings along the way but very forward-looking appointment by TB. Appears to be following the England philosophy. Exciting times.

 

[Bwian]

I totally agree, last season was shit

I am hoping he goes in and upsets a few, who think they deserve a place in the side and also let the Championship standard players go elsewhere.

Potter is a Sports Psychologist isn't he? If he isn't then he uses psychology. I don't think he'll be upsetting anybody. He may well let a few go and to be fair we do need to upgrade in a few key areas.





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[Guinness Boy]

Not remotely shocked, but a little bit saddened. Chris did a magnificent job for about 4 years. If he ever comes back to the Amex I’ll be standing and cheering him. But we move on, and under Chris we weren’t, he’d become almost paralysed tactically.

Really looking forward to next season now. Expecting some drubbings along the way but very forward-looking appointment by TB. Appears to be following the England philosophy. Exciting times.

Yep, more or less all of this except I was a bit shocked. Good post.

 

[Weststander]

Or Harry? [emoji3]

I thought about that, but connotations of the Sandbanks wheeler and dealer Arry.

Perhaps NSC will settle on Harry.

 

[Weststander]

Not remotely shocked, but a little bit saddened. Chris did a magnificent job for about 4 years. If he ever comes back to the Amex I’ll be standing and cheering him. But we move on, and under Chris we weren’t, he’d become almost paralysed tactically.

Really looking forward to next season now. Expecting some drubbings along the way but very forward-looking appointment by TB. Appears to be following the England philosophy. Exciting times.

Ditto.

 

[Bwian]

Investing in further PL seasons, with targeted new first team players. TB now has the expertise of Ashworth to assist.

I’m excited about this, plus different tactics from a new coach.

New players who will bring the squad's average age down will be good. Nothing against the likes of Bruno and Murray obviously but we do need some younger players in the squad. And yes, I know Bruno has retired!

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[dazzer6666]

Potter is a Sports Psychologist isn't he? If he isn't then he uses psychology. I don't think he'll be upsetting anybody. He may well let a few go and to be fair we do need to upgrade in a few key areas.





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He’s got a Masters in Leadership and Emotional Intelligence........

 

[Bwian]

He’s got a Masters in Leadership and Emotional Intelligence........

Thanks, couldn't be arsed to go back and check [emoji38]

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[dazzer6666]

Thanks, couldn't be arsed to go back and check [emoji38]

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[Nixonator]

It will be a massive gamble if we go with the same players and a new manager. I think we’ll spend pretty big to improve a few positions.

A gamble?

It would be as near certain relegation as you can get without fielding the u23s.

 

[Albion Dan]

If we dont get two new strikers, new CM, a pacey winger, and a new RB we are as good as down in my opinion. I'm certain the club know this too and fully expect Tony to invest to protect our Prem status.

 

[el punal]

He’s got a Masters in Leadership and Emotional Intelligence........

Perhaps he can lead the North Stand singing section.

 

[Blues Rock DJ]

Until a few days ago, I was looking forward to the new season in the same way - but under Hughton! - with the addition of two or three really good players who would improve the quality of the team, of course, enabling us to be less backs-to-the-wall defending. Oh well, the king is dead; long live the king!


Yes, shocked and saddened. Exactly how many of us felt - nobody thought TB would sack him, and anybody who wasn't saddened to see a wonderful manager for our club go would be in quite a small minority.

3 wins in 23 I think tells it's own story ?

 

[sussex_guy2k2]

Perhaps he can lead the North Stand singing section.

He should probably be worried about getting every other stand to start singing at all.

 

[el punal]

He should probably be worried about getting every other stand to start singing at all.

Shhhh!

 

[GT49er]

3 wins in 23 I think tells it's own story ?

3 wins in 23 is indeed its own story - and it has nothing to do with what I posted.

 

[Motogull]

Yes.

I firmly believe that our players, individually and collectively, are better than the way they were instructed to play last season.

 

[b.w.2.]

Now we have a chance... thank you Tony...


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[OzMike]

Until a few days ago, I was looking forward to the new season in the same way - but under Hughton! - with the addition of two or three really good players who would improve the quality of the team, of course, enabling us to be less backs-to-the-wall defending. Oh well, the king is dead; long live the king!
Yes, shocked and saddened. Exactly how many of us felt - nobody thought TB would sack him, and anybody who wasn't saddened to see a wonderful manager for our club go would be in quite a small minority.

This was always going to happen, nailed on with the Bournemouth result and you could just see by TB's body language as well.

 

[GT49er]

This was always going to happen, nailed on with the Bournemouth result and you could just see by TB's body language as well.

Except that Hughton outers , here on NSC, consistently said, 'But TB won't fire him'. I'm not going to trawl back trough umpteen threads to prove it, but you can't change history with the benefit of hindsight.