200 for In now, up on the post Arsenal poll.
Please can you tell me what’s changed in the last 90 minutes?
Hope has reared its head.
200 for In now, up on the post Arsenal poll.
Please can you tell me what’s changed in the last 90 minutes?
200 for In now, up on the post Arsenal poll.
Please can you tell me what’s changed in the last 90 minutes?
No fence option so voted out.
As much as he gets credit for the half time turnround, one positive and forward thinking half isnt enough for me to change my position when looked at against the run of results since jan 2020 which have not been good enough.
And frankly if he gets deserved credit for the change then he takes the blame for the first half. Selecting burn was an accident waiting to happen and so it proved. After struggling against quick wide players against Leicester and Arsenal to put him up against the quickest premier league player was madness.
I feel for burn he was left exposed and it will take all of Potters supposed emotional intelligence to restore his confidence after that.
Assuming you missed the match? If not; watch the second half on repeat until it finally sinks in.
Assuming you missed the match? If not; watch the second half on repeat until it finally sinks in.
What finally sinks in?
That Potter made ridiculous decisions in the first half?
Didn’t miss it, are you telling me you saw enough in the 2nd half for us to finish 17th or above with the current management in place?
Firstly, I saw the fight needed that was lacking under Hughton when we got in trouble, there has been no Potter managed performance anywhere near as insipid as the Cardiff and Bournemouth home matches in 18/19. The players are clearly 100% behind Potter, Dunk’s post match interview told you everything you need to know about team spirit.
Secondly, Sheff Utd & West Brom are very poor teams and Fulham have had some astonishing luck recently, it’ll run out soon, they can’t score goals. I think we’ll finish above all three reasonably comfortably with the likes of Newcastle, Palace, Leeds or Burnley all capable of dropping into the relegation fight. If we beat Fulham and Leeds this month, any relegation fears I’ve got will almost disappear.
Thirdly, the areas of concern in the squad must be be obvious to everyone at the club Connolly injured again and Welbeck not fit. I think Tony will splash the cash on a striker as half a dozen or so are moved on. A natural finisher alongside the likes of Moder & Tau should give us yet another attacking dimension.
Lastly, the goal scoring problem is gradually disappearing. Dunk is scoring with his free headers again and looks a massive threat at set-pieces. Whilst Webster still hits the bar most matches, one or two of these headed shots will go in eventually. Maupay is not missing penalties anymore and Trossard seems to have stepped up with his deliveries.
I’m really looking forward to getting behind Tony and his Potter project this month. The club is a lot more ‘together’ than it was prior to kick off against Wolves as the poll shows. Together behind the club, Potter and his players. Why not join the positivity?
After struggling against quick wide players against Leicester and Arsenal to put him up against the quickest premier league player......
Firstly, I saw the fight needed that was lacking under Hughton when we got in trouble, there has been no Potter managed performance anywhere near as insipid as the Cardiff and Bournemouth home matches in 18/19. The players are clearly 100% behind Potter, Dunk’s post match interview told you everything you need to know about team spirit.
Secondly, Sheff Utd & West Brom are very poor teams and Fulham have had some astonishing luck recently, it’ll run out soon, they can’t score goals. I think we’ll finish above all three reasonably comfortably with the likes of Newcastle, Palace, Leeds or Burnley all capable of dropping into the relegation fight. If we beat Fulham and Leeds this month, any relegation fears I’ve got will almost disappear.
Thirdly, the areas of concern in the squad must be be obvious to everyone at the club Connolly injured again and Welbeck not fit. I think Tony will splash the cash on a striker as half a dozen or so are moved on. A natural finisher alongside the likes of Moder & Tau should give us yet another attacking dimension.
Lastly, the goal scoring problem is gradually disappearing. Dunk is scoring with his free headers again and looks a massive threat at set-pieces. Whilst Webster still hits the bar most matches, one or two of these headed shots will go in eventually. Maupay is not missing penalties anymore and Trossard seems to have stepped up with his deliveries.
I’m really looking forward to getting behind Tony and his Potter project this month. The club is a lot more ‘together’ than it was prior to kick off against Wolves as the poll shows. Together behind the club, Potter and his players. Why not join the positivity?
Whilst Potter might be guilty of not protecting Burn by not doubling up on Traoré, officially, the fastest player in the Premier League is in actual fact, Tariq Lamptey (followed by Kyle Walker).
Firstly, I saw the fight needed that was lacking under Hughton when we got in trouble, there has been no Potter managed performance anywhere near as insipid as the Cardiff and Bournemouth home matches in 18/19. The players are clearly 100% behind Potter, Dunk’s post match interview told you everything you need to know about team spirit.
Secondly, Sheff Utd & West Brom are very poor teams and Fulham have had some astonishing luck recently, it’ll run out soon, they can’t score goals. I think we’ll finish above all three reasonably comfortably with the likes of Newcastle, Palace, Leeds or Burnley all capable of dropping into the relegation fight. If we beat Fulham and Leeds this month, any relegation fears I’ve got will almost disappear.
Thirdly, the areas of concern in the squad must be be obvious to everyone at the club Connolly injured again and Welbeck not fit. I think Tony will splash the cash on a striker as half a dozen or so are moved on. A natural finisher alongside the likes of Moder & Tau should give us yet another attacking dimension.
Lastly, the goal scoring problem is gradually disappearing. Dunk is scoring with his free headers again and looks a massive threat at set-pieces. Whilst Webster still hits the bar most matches, one or two of these headed shots will go in eventually. Maupay is not missing penalties anymore and Trossard seems to have stepped up with his deliveries.
I’m really looking forward to getting behind Tony and his Potter project this month. The club is a lot more ‘together’ than it was prior to kick off against Wolves as the poll shows. Together behind the club, Potter and his players. Why not join the positivity?
Assuming you missed the match? If not; watch the second half on repeat until it finally sinks in.