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[Football] Potter [NOT] at Chelsea

Potter at Chelsea

  • I want him to fail

    Votes: 365 48.2%
  • I want him to succeed

    Votes: 73 9.6%
  • He's gone. I'm indifferent. Graham who?

    Votes: 320 42.2%

  • Total voters
    758












Neville's Breakfast

Well-known member
May 1, 2016
13,451
Oxton, Birkenhead
I suspect that you are not a real Brighton fan, you want Potter to go to Palace? Can you imagine the meltdown on here if he did and they turned us over playing good football? :lolol:

Anywhere BUT Palace for me
Not the first time you have said I am not a ‘real’ Brighton fan. Damn, you’ve found me out. Never been a Brighton fan or at least not a ‘real’ one like yourself.
 














Justice

Dangerous Idiot
Jun 21, 2012
21,144
Born In Shoreham
Crook saying on TS senior players are unhappy with Potters tinkering sounds like he’s losing the dressing room. Never finding and playing his best 11 will always be his downfall.
Chelsea are now ruining the South American market agreeing a £20m fee for a 15 year old Ecuadorean we were interested in. That’s obviously Wankstanleys doing.
That notion senior staff leaving doesn’t impact isn’t entirely true, that’s two of our targets now gone to Chelsea.
 






Greavsey

Well-known member
Jul 4, 2007
1,166
Crook saying on TS senior players are unhappy with Potters tinkering sounds like he’s losing the dressing room. Never finding and playing his best 11 will always be his downfall.
Chelsea are now ruining the South American market agreeing a £20m fee for a 15 year old Ecuadorean we were interested in. That’s obviously Wankstanleys doing.
That notion senior staff leaving doesn’t impact isn’t entirely true, that’s two of our targets now gone to Chelsea.
Agreed I think there is a short term impact as Wankstanley (I like it), can take our shopping list for this year with him to Chelsea, that has already gone through Tony's algorithms and spat out the latest wonder kids. However, long term, for future crops of talent he won't have the benefit of our IP so we will hopefully have the competitive edge again.
 


The Fits

Well-known member
Jun 29, 2020
10,106
Crook saying on TS senior players are unhappy with Potters tinkering sounds like he’s losing the dressing room. Never finding and playing his best 11 will always be his downfall.
Chelsea are now ruining the South American market agreeing a £20m fee for a 15 year old Ecuadorean we were interested in. That’s obviously Wankstanleys doing.
That notion senior staff leaving doesn’t impact isn’t entirely true, that’s two of our targets now gone to Chelsea.
Bit of complacency on here about that. And even Barber said 'we fish in different ponds'. Unfortunately was always going to be the case in reality.
 


albionalex

Well-known member
Feb 26, 2009
4,762
Toronto
Crook saying on TS senior players are unhappy with Potters tinkering sounds like he’s losing the dressing room. Never finding and playing his best 11 will always be his downfall.
Chelsea are now ruining the South American market agreeing a £20m fee for a 15 year old Ecuadorean we were interested in. That’s obviously Wankstanleys doing.
That notion senior staff leaving doesn’t impact isn’t entirely true, that’s two of our targets now gone to Chelsea.

We should be open to the possibility that other clubs, whilst not having access to the same data that we do, can also identify talented players.

Caciedo, for example, had other clubs like Man United interested him him when we signed him.
 




raymondo

Well-known member
Apr 26, 2017
7,662
Wiltshire
Crook saying on TS senior players are unhappy with Potters tinkering sounds like he’s losing the dressing room. Never finding and playing his best 11 will always be his downfall.
Chelsea are now ruining the South American market agreeing a £20m fee for a 15 year old Ecuadorean we were interested in. That’s obviously Wankstanleys doing.
That notion senior staff leaving doesn’t impact isn’t entirely true, that’s two of our targets now gone to Chelsea.
They won't all work out well for them
 


A mex eyecan

Well-known member
Nov 3, 2011
3,971
i suppose the biggest concern is if the ‘big’ clubs start over bidding the market to the degree that it prices the likes of us out of being able to compete for these youngsters. As example a 10m speculative future investment is affordable/attainable, whereas say Chelsea (🤮) start coming in and bidding 30,35 etc as an example inflates the future market to a place where is it not sensible to speculate for us ‘little old’ clubs
 


Justice

Dangerous Idiot
Jun 21, 2012
21,144
Born In Shoreham
Bit of complacency on here about that. And even Barber said 'we fish in different ponds'. Unfortunately was always going to be the case in reality.
TB may have more detailed stats data than possibly other clubs it can’t be anymore than that. Your hired head of recruitment will already have an impressive contact book around the world of football. We don’t know if Winstanley/Ashworth found players like Mitoma or others or it was all down to the stats.
 


The Fits

Well-known member
Jun 29, 2020
10,106
TB may have more detailed stats data than possibly other clubs it can’t be anymore than that. Your hired head of recruitment will already have an impressive contact book around the world of football. We don’t know if Winstanley/Ashworth found players like Mitoma or others or it was all down to the stats.
It's also quite possible that other clubs have access to very similar stats. It's a nice safety blanket for us which feels cosier because of (in particular) Mac, Moises and Mitoma. I don't know if these stats are quite the secret we think they are. There's only so many stats after all. The real skill is being given five similar players to watch and picking the right one.
 




Weststander

Well-known member
NSC Patron
Aug 25, 2011
69,936
Withdean area
TB may have more detailed stats data than possibly other clubs it can’t be anymore than that. Your hired head of recruitment will already have an impressive contact book around the world of football. We don’t know if Winstanley/Ashworth found players like Mitoma or others or it was all down to the stats.
It’s what’s done with the stats and only TB knows his methodologies. Honed to give his betting investors a competitive edge.

Or to put it another way, TB/PB seemed incredibly relaxed when Ashworth then Winstanley resigned.
 


peterward

Well-known member
NSC Patron
Nov 11, 2009
12,378
Fabrizio Romano is saying that Chelsea boards support of Potter may change in the next 2 games V Dortmund and Leeds...... and weirdly, the Mrs has Ukrainian TV on a news channel called 24 Kanal and they just reported in Ukrainian, that chelsea were on the verge of firing Potter and making a move for former Shaktar Donetsk coach, Roberto de Zerbi!

Seen it rumoured but dare say its pure speculation at this stage
 


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