[Football] Potter & Caicedo

[Justice]

I think it's likely that Potter will leave this season. I am sure we have a plan in place for this an hope it involves Steve Cooper at Forest.

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Cooper? His team just sat on the goal line, full on Hughton ball.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

Cooper? His team just sat on the goal line, full on Hughton ball.

Not necessarily such a bad tactic when you are new to the Premier League and survival has to be the one and only priority.

Besides that was Forest's one and only game so far.

 

[Justice]

Not necessarily such a bad tactic when you are new to the Premier League and survival has to be the one and only priority.

Besides that was Forest's one and only game so far.

Potter didn’t adopt that tactic, just saying.

 

[bomber130]

No hurry really... Caicedo got a contract until 2025, by then he won't be anywhere near Brighton unless things go tits up for him.

Graham also got a contract until 2025... no hurry there either. Don't think it is something he even thinks about... the guy doesn't even have an agent, money is hardly a priority.

My point was that if they do go we would get more cash if they are on longer contract. Should have said that in my original post. Sorry


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[nwgull]

By who?

No chance it's that low.

This site:

https://www.spotrac.com/epl/brighton-hove-albion/payroll/?msclkid=30cf2403ba3811eca561c90dac200c13

Like I said, it’s almost certainly bollocks. Whilst total salaries appear in annual accounts, info of individual player salary wouldn’t normally be in the public domain, and there’s no way that we’re smashing our structure to pay Lallana 90K. It was reliably reported in the Athletic at the time that he was taking a pay cut from his 100K Liverpool salary due to us offering a longer deal than anyone else and the fact that BHA are offering him a pathway into coaching.

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

It needs to be pointed out to Caicedo's agent(s) that signing a long and improved contract with Albion won't prevent his client from moving to the club of his dreams (see Cucurella, Marc) but it will ensure that we get full value when he does (see Bissouma, Yves).

 

[jakarta]

I think it's likely that Potter will leave this season. I am sure we have a plan in place for this an hope it involves Steve Cooper at Forest.

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I presume this is a whoosh? If you read the interview in the Sunday Times he loves it down here, young family settled into local schools, etc. etc.

 

[BadFish]

I presume this is a whoosh? If you read the interview in the Sunday Times he loves it down here, young family settled into local schools, etc. etc.

No Woosh. I assume that if one of the big 6 come calling he will have the ambition to test himself at the highest level. I am sure he loves it in Brighton but the fact is he is in football to see how far he can take it.

I guess only time will tell.

 

[Seaber]

I presume this is a whoosh? If you read the interview in the Sunday Times he loves it down here, young family settled into local schools, etc. etc.

It wouldn't be hard to commute to Spurs, Arsenal, Chelsea or West Ham from around Brighton.

Not saying they'll be after Potter, but no need to up sticks for those clubs.

 

[thedonkeycentrehalf]

Potter didn’t adopt that tactic, just saying.

I think he meant when the team is newly promoted, not the manager