[Albion] Paul Barber and Ian Holloway on Talksport
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Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Blimey, that's a combination I never thought I'd see.
A mix of long sentences and inane non sequiturs.
A mix of long sentences and inane non sequiturs.
TalkShite
I may not tune in.
I may not tune in.
Ninja Elephant
Doctor Elephant
- Feb 16, 2009
- 18,855
Could be entertaining, I don't think Holloway was too impressed with the decision to sack Chris Hughton. I've no doubt Barber is going into it fully in the knowledge that he's going to get a grilling about CH, but fair play to him for getting himself out there. I'm sure he's well rehearsed and practiced in what he will say, and will present his point eloquently.
Talksport would be fairly entertaining if it wasn't for the hideous ads every two mins. Can't bear to tune in for that reason.
The one for 'Talksport singles' in particular is ****ING SHIT.
The one for 'Talksport singles' in particular is ****ING SHIT.
TSB
Captain Hindsight
Is Holloway the standby if we're cut adrift?
Quite pointed from Holloway, as expected, on the sacking of Hughton.
Barber's response largely hinging on a belief that Hughton didn't get the best out of the (new) players he had.
Barber's response largely hinging on a belief that Hughton didn't get the best out of the (new) players he had.
Holloway very complimentary of Albion as a club - a few jokes about the play-off game and how Poyet thought it was "job done" after the first leg and, as a result, Holloway didn't need to motivate his players.
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
- 72,015
I think most of us thought that before the game? I know I did.
Holloway's parting line: I hope Potter does well, but I think you've got rid of a proven manager very harshly.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
White cuts Barber short 
MattBackHome
Well-known member
- Jul 7, 2003
- 11,873
Yeah Olly has been a fan of our setup for a long while now. I think he's pretty reasonable these days to be honest now he's no longer playing the truculent clown every week.
Well, it was definitely 'jobbie done' before the second leg...
Opportunity missed to get the truth about poo-gate out on record once and for all?
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Personally i didnt ....we had chances in that first leg we didn’t take..had a feeling that would come back to haunt us.
I thought PB handled that well, the critical angle Olly was applying certainly would have sucked me into a few Hughton statistics which don’t read to well.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
I still blame Hammond for missing that header up their place.
Paul Reids Sock
Well-known member
I had a listen to TalkSPort last night. I played 5 a side so my usual afternoon listening had long finished.
Simon Jordan was on talking about the Potter signing. I hate to admit it but he actually spoke very well about us as a club and football in general. Heard him a few times and wanted him to shut up. Last night I was a little impressed.
I played well for the first time in weeks so it may have been the euphoria getting the better of me
Simon Jordan was on talking about the Potter signing. I hate to admit it but he actually spoke very well about us as a club and football in general. Heard him a few times and wanted him to shut up. Last night I was a little impressed.
I played well for the first time in weeks so it may have been the euphoria getting the better of me
Seagull122
New member
- Mar 16, 2019
- 54
Thought barber conducted himself very well and said all the right things, like he usually does. Was Holloway really trying to say at the end that Potter was lucky that Swansea got rid of 16 first team players because they might cause problems in the changing room? Also said that he was lucky that Swansea have great owners and that he had such good youth players to start with. Half of the players potter inherited didn’t look like they cut it in league 1/2 and now clubs like man united are coming after them a season later.