Does just enough damage to make the situation irretrievable then gets himself sacked!
Makes situation irretrievable ?
I would suggest that Potters problems seem to have begun after he dismantled CHs squad. Not before
Does just enough damage to make the situation irretrievable then gets himself sacked!
Lovely guy, got the team playing nice football, great man manager, great psychologist when it comes to motivating players, personable and a nice guy, does not get results. Which part of this sentence is the bottom line ?
Hope Powell
Mark Hughes (until end of the season)
Nathan Jones
I’d want Potter to be in charge even if we did get relegated. We have played some of the best football I’ve seen Brighton play under him, which has attracted young talent such as Lamptey to the club. It’s been refreshing given the anti-football, defend for 90 mins dross we had to sit through under the last manager.
We are in a bad run, our strikers do not look up to the job. It’s not surprising, we knew that before the season started. The club need to back him in January.
Eddie Howe.
Hope Powell
Mark Hughes (until end of the season)
Nathan Jones
Don't be an idiot, Hughton has never been relegated from the Premier League..........
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Pleasantly surprised by some of the posts on NSC tonight. Good to know there’s some forward thinking fans who can see what is being built here.
Hope Powell
Mark Hughes (until end of the season)
Nathan Jones
LOL.
He's lucky he's managing in the Covid era. If fans had witnessed a whole year of dire home results, he'd be gone by now.
Far too knee jerk to be thinking about changing a manager. We’re in a run of bad form at the moment, it’ll come.
Maybe a bit of abuse from the stands would've made him buck his ideas up!
A bad run of form? Seriously? We have Tinkerman Mk 2 who doesn't seem to be able to teach his forwards how to score a goal. What exactly are they doing in training? Studying match psychology instead of having shooting practice? I can't remember watching an Albion side have so much possession and so many shots in nearly every game with no end result-goals.Far too knee jerk to be thinking about changing a manager. We’re in a run of bad form at the moment, it’ll come.
Marcelino
Last seen at Valencia in 2019.
Marcelino's sacking at Valencia earlier this season is one the least justifiable in recent history, with reports essentially suggesting the owner didn't like him because he...won the Copa del Rey.
Before leading Valencia to consecutive fourth-placed finishes in La Liga, plus landing them a Europa League semi-final against Arsenal, he got Villarreal promoted and secured three straight top-six finishes with them too.
Once Marcelino had swapped Villarreal for Valencia, we saw the former decline rapidly and the latter rise up. There's no doubt that wherever he goes, improvement follows.
His patented 4-4-2 formation favours grit in the centre and speed on the flanks, meaning there isn't a top European league it doesn't suit. Marcelino has developed good bonds with his players wherever he has been—so much so that when he was fired at Valencia, the players staged a mini-protest.
Nathan Jones
Bruno as assistant
"It'll come" is just blind optimism, because the evidence (one home win all frigging year) suggests otherwise...