[Albion] Post Match Press Conferences

[Doc Lynam]

Extra post game context.

Feel free to add.

https://youtu.be/wCA0i45Vqtg

 

[blockhseagull]

Especially loving the comment about players not playing with fear.

Saw that yesterday by the fact we kept pushing and kept looking for more goals, even at 3-0.

Not sure we would have seen that last season.

 

[Justice]

Forgetting formations and tactics for a minute the self belief GP has driven into the squad is absolutely incredible IMO.

 

[Cadiz Seagull]

Especially loving the comment about players not playing with fear.

Saw that yesterday by the fact we kept pushing and kept looking for more goals, even at 3-0.

Not sure we would have seen that last season.

I am!

 

[albionfan37]

Especially loving the comment about players not playing with fear.

Saw that yesterday by the fact we kept pushing and kept looking for more goals, even at 3-0.

Not sure we would have seen that last season.

Last season we would’ve defended the box for 88 mins

 

[West Upper Seagull]

I hold my hands up to being a sceptic (but not scathing) of Dale Stephens in past seasons, however he looks a completely different player this season and has been excellent in my mind. That has to be solely down to Potter and his coaching team.

Our individual and team performances so far this season are already showing how tactically one dimensional and limited CH was when you look at the tune GP is getting out of the same group of players and people will need to remember the positive influence GP is having when we go through our next ‘sticky’ patch !

 

[Palacefinder General]

Love GP, and he’s spent a long time studying the psychological side of the human condition and installing confidence in players, taking them out of their comfort zones and yet every interview he gives when he’s seated his hand is always at his mouth, a sign of someone who is anxious or lacking in confidence.

 

[LamieRobertson]

I hold my hands up to being a sceptic (but not scathing) of Dale Stephens in past seasons, however he looks a completely different player this season and has been excellent in my mind. That has to be solely down to Potter and his coaching team.

Our individual and team performances so far this season are already showing how tactically one dimensional and limited CH was when you look at the tune GP is getting out of the same group of players and people will need to remember the positive influence GP is having when we go through our next ‘sticky’ patch !

Oh what a difference a week makes

 

[West Upper Seagull]

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Oh what a difference a week makes

And just for the record, i’ve been Team Potter from day 1 and that has never wavered !

 

[LamieRobertson]

And just for the record, i’ve been Team Potter from day 1 and that has never wavered !

No need to put anything on record really ..there’s nothing to justify

 

[pocketseagull]

Ignoring the superb style of play he has started to instil, the main thing that comes across is how much he trusts the players and how much confidence he must give them. It’s not hard to see how any player would be in the right shape to produce their best for him. I think he’s someone who could manage really successfully in any industry.

untidy office though

 

[Swansman]

Love GP, and he’s spent a long time studying the psychological side of the human condition and installing confidence in players, taking them out of their comfort zones and yet every interview he gives when he’s seated his hand is always at his mouth, a sign of someone who is anxious or lacking in confidence.

One of a billion body language myths.. one of the most common together with "when we lie we always look in x direction" and "crossing your arms means you are 'closed'". Many of these myths come from a book called "The Definitive Book of Body Language" that at first sight looks very convincing, but is based on nothing.

Instead, actual research shows that almost all "hand over mouth" gestures means that the individual is thinking. Sometimes it implies happiness or boredom, but very rarely anxiousness.

 

[ferring seagull]

Love GP, and he’s spent a long time studying the psychological side of the human condition and installing confidence in players, taking them out of their comfort zones and yet every interview he gives when he’s seated his hand is always at his mouth, a sign of someone who is anxious or lacking in confidence.

Seriously I wouldn't take too much out of that !

I love the block but he is not really PR savvy if you know what I mean - He will overcome those issues with the input of a PR coach ( it will happen ) who will help him overcome those little foibles !

GP is natural and great and I am delighted that we have him here and he is going to deliver for the Seagulls !