[Albion] Potter’s Subs Today

[AZ Gull]

Oh, the joys of NSC on a matchday:-

3:46 pm:

**** off potter you useless ****! Your taking us down!
At least we could defend last year!!

3:53 pm:

No faith in the gormless t.wat! Just a lower league yes man!!

4:02 pm:

No changes at hall time from the clueless p.rick!

4:25 pm:

So the clueless clown does is his usual change the full back!! ****in ridiculous!

6:21 pm:

The subs worked and I have no idea why! Well done GP for seeing something that fee others did!!

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

Oh, the joys of NSC on a matchday:-

3:46 pm:


3:53 pm:


4:02 pm:


4:25 pm:


6:21 pm:

Fair play to [MENTION=18713]TottonSeagull[/MENTION]
Certain others on NSC are less able to admit they were wrong today.

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

The substitutions worked. F*** knows how or why!

because GP knows what he is doing!

 

[Dorset Seagull]

The subs worked and I have no idea why! Well done GP for seeing something that fee others did!!

I think Antonio coming off was a factor in our right side becoming more threatening

 

[Albion100]

I think we got very, very lucky today. Probably have been due some good luck but I think we drew more by good luck than judgement and West Ham throwing it away. Still not convinced with Potter

 

[GT49er]

because GP knows what he is doing!

Well, that's one theory I suppose!

 

[Stat Brother]

I think Antonio coming off was a factor in our right side becoming more threatening

Twitter seems to be suggesting Manukau coming on is what swung the game in our favour.

Touch of the Dale Stephens about him in the eyes of their fanbase.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

No disrespect to The Greyhound, he was amazing when he came on, but can you imagine the damage the new lad Lamptey would have caused them if he came on ?

Lamptey, Alzate, Bearded manchild, Ali J., More Pie . . . . there is a whole, a whole load of possibilities here.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

I think we got very, very lucky today. Probably have been due some good luck but I think we drew more by good luck than judgement and West Ham throwing it away. Still not convinced with Potter

You don't get 3 goals away at wet sham by luck

 

[warmleyseagull]

You don't get 3 goals away at wet sham by luck

Why? Are West Ham particularly prone to avoiding bad luck? Let’s be honest: the first and second goals were lucky, but then so were both by Snodgrass; the deflections taking away from what would have been routine saves for Ryan.,

 

[Stat Brother]

You don't get 3 goals away at wet sham by luck

We scored a goal today where the ball crossed the line so slowly, Groß could have caught up to it!!

 

[Hastings gull]

The majority of managers would have brought on two strikers. He definitely showed some thoughtfulness and tactical awareness that the average spectator (me included) does not see.

Exactly. Reading the posts at half time as to his apparent stupidity ( to be fair, we were largely poor, and coming after Bournemouth) and now he shows just what he does know about tactics. We need to trust rather more and not just momentarily jump to conclusions.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Why? Are West Ham particularly prone to avoiding bad luck? Let’s be honest: the first and second goals were lucky, but then so were both by Snodgrass; the deflections taking away from what would have been routine saves for Ryan.,

Sorry. You're right. We're shit and we're going down. Potter OUT!!!!

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

We scored a goal today where the ball crossed the line so slowly, Groß could have caught up to it!!

That's because Graham Potter controls Time.

 

[Shoreham Beach Seagull]

I said either Potter knows more about football than me, or he’s losing his marbles with those subs.

Seems he knows more about football than me...

 

[Me and my Monkey]

The reason why the substitutions worked today (in my very humble opinion) is because up until then we'd been floundering around in a thick fug of negativity, and Schelotto and March shook things up and injected the team with some much needed pace and enthusiasm. I really believe that 90% of the team's performances has to do with what's going on in their heads, and that ours is a much better team than they'd have you believe.

 

[dejavuatbtn]

The master plan was to lull everyone into a false sense of security and then give it to them in the last quarter. Genius. Looking forward to giving it to teams a bit more in the other three quarters.
If they can dig in and get results like this then it does give me a bit of hope.

 

[doogie004]

Everyone around us were in total disbelief thinking he had lost the plot
At the end of the game everyone stood to applaud the team and especially the manager fair play


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[The Wookiee]

The reason why the substitutions worked today (in my very humble opinion) is because up until then we'd been floundering around in a thick fug of negativity, and Schelotto and March shook things up and injected the team with some much needed pace and enthusiasm. I really believe that 90% of the team's performances has to do with what's going on in their heads, and that ours is a much better team than they'd have you believe.

I didn’t think we were that negative?

Mooy should have scored in the first few minutes and Trossard should have scored when he was through on goal midway through the first half. But again when they scored, we allowed them to get on top of us, just like they did at Bournemouth.

We came out the second half wanting it and we got the goal, then they scored and again they were on top, the substitutions changed the game and we got the goal and had belief and if there was going to be a winner it would have been us.

Let’s hope they take that belief into the Watford game!

 

[trueblue]

A bit of natural width seemed to work wonders.