A manager who wasn't "out of his depth" wouldn't have bottled the chance to go for a win tonight and only made one change which reeked of sitting back for the draw.
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[Albion] Potter In or Out
- Thread starter Icy Gull
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A manager who wasn't "out of his depth" wouldn't have bottled the chance to go for a win tonight and only made one change which reeked of sitting back for the draw.
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
- 72,015
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Yep, out yourselves whatever your feelings. I don’t get why anyone would want him out but fortunately we are not all the same and I am not claiming that I am right. Just be obvious about what you prefer, an anonymous poll is RUBBISH imo
neilbard
Hedging up
- Oct 8, 2013
- 6,280
London Irish
Well-known member
Same old Potter, one win and we’ll have to wait ages for another one
Barnham Seagull
Yapton Actually
Been out since start of December.
Not a winner of fighter. We don’t need a teacher.
Bloom has put his trust in people who have wasted money on terrible signings and a manager not up to it.
Not a winner of fighter. We don’t need a teacher.
Bloom has put his trust in people who have wasted money on terrible signings and a manager not up to it.
-gully-
The Flux Capacitor
Toss Potter
Weststander
Well-known member
Please keep this up for the rest of the season.
Looking at the x percent who want Potter sacked is illuminating and funny.
indy3050
Well-known member
- Jun 22, 2011
- 1,393
Stop saying he is happy with the forward players he has? Make an attacking sub when we a desperate for a goal?
Lose the next 4 league games then I’m no longer fence and out ASAP
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Yet you go missing when we win.
Where were you when we beat Leeds? We draw (not even a bad result btw, we played well), and out you come...
Three wins, two draws and an unfortunate loss as we almost drew with Citeh this month. Get a grip.
neilbard
Hedging up
- Oct 8, 2013
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Rookie
Greetings
- Feb 8, 2005
- 12,324
What so you want him to come out and say our forwards are crap I’d love some new ones. Cracking man management that would be not to mention the current finances.
Mo Gosfield
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- Aug 11, 2010
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He was happy with the draw..." really really good performance " and just to convince himself..he said it twice. And just to confirm that he chose to leave 3 other strikers on the bench and made one like for like midfield sub. An underperforming manager under no pressure comes out with garbage like this. One home win in 13 months tells you all you need to know. The man is getting a free pass from the board and is trying to kid us that this is decent stuff. We are trying to limp to safety. Where is the progress? Ì
Shooting Star
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I said in another thread it’d take 6 points from Leeds and Fulham to move me from “out” to the fence. That hasn’t happened, and so I’m still out (whenever we find a suitable replacement).
We won’t go down, but that’s not the point. If Fulham continue on the same trajectory as the first half of the season, teams may only need 24 points to stay up. Anyone who thinks that is the point, in my opinion, has completely lost sight of what Albion are attempting to build and why GP and the likes of Lallana and Welbeck were brought in.
Players weren’t clinical tonight, granted. Yet this same team with the same players were last season, so what’s changed? But GP’s lack of substitutions was infuriating for me. Wolves was a game where he used his substitutes to excellent effect. Tonight we had a sumptuous bench (even if some of the players turn out to be not as good as we like to dream, like Tau and Moder), but he makes one sub, Pröpper for the best player on the pitch, Mac Allister. What is the point of having Lallana on the bench if he can’t even displace Pascal Gross?
Watching the Albion is bordering on tedious at the moment. I probably need a break as I’m in a unique situation where I can watch every game, where I usually wouldn’t be able to living in Suffolk. For me, my only tangible hope of change is if Lamptey comes back.
We won’t go down, but that’s not the point. If Fulham continue on the same trajectory as the first half of the season, teams may only need 24 points to stay up. Anyone who thinks that is the point, in my opinion, has completely lost sight of what Albion are attempting to build and why GP and the likes of Lallana and Welbeck were brought in.
Players weren’t clinical tonight, granted. Yet this same team with the same players were last season, so what’s changed? But GP’s lack of substitutions was infuriating for me. Wolves was a game where he used his substitutes to excellent effect. Tonight we had a sumptuous bench (even if some of the players turn out to be not as good as we like to dream, like Tau and Moder), but he makes one sub, Pröpper for the best player on the pitch, Mac Allister. What is the point of having Lallana on the bench if he can’t even displace Pascal Gross?
Watching the Albion is bordering on tedious at the moment. I probably need a break as I’m in a unique situation where I can watch every game, where I usually wouldn’t be able to living in Suffolk. For me, my only tangible hope of change is if Lamptey comes back.
indy3050
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- Jun 22, 2011
- 1,393
Correction a Potter IN, OUT or FENCE poll you prick.
Replace him with who??