[Albion] Sack Roberto De Zerbi

[Coldeanseagull]

Tut tut. People are too precious on here sometimes. Of course he was joking and yes it was funny. This is just a dry run of the succession planning we've heard so much about

 

[peterward]

After that performance and score, the club should continue his touchline ban.

 

[Zeberdi]

Just to be pedantic - that was our highest goal difference win. We scored five against Leicester, so that's our highest 'goal scoring' win.

Yes but that was under Potter - the thread refers to RDZ

 

[Moshe Gariani]

Excellent post Swansman. You are completely correct. The assistant should keep his place in charge for next game.

 

[Mr Smggles]

I’d be interested to know if a different poster had started this thread whether some of the bad comments would’ve been posted? I guess we will never know eh.

Made me chuckle, it’s clearly a joke. Lighten up you lot.

 

[oldboyroy]

Roberto wasn't a happy bunny stuck in the stands! "I have to be in the dugout" he says!

 

[Westdene Seagull]

There's some right miserable sods on this thread. Anyone would think we lost today. Sense of humour bypass me thinks.

 

[Munkfish]

Graham Potter & Roberto De Zerbi did a lot of fine things for Brighton.

Andrea Maldera however... 100% win rate, 4 goals scored, 70% possession. Clearly the bloke needs to remain in charge. I suggest BOOING De Zerbi if he returns to the dugout against Crystal Palace.

What a guy.

 

[Zeberdi]

I’d be interested to know if a different poster had started this thread whether some of the bad comments would’ve been posted? I guess we will never know eh.

Yeah, probably an over reaction from me and you’re right- it did rankle with me more than it would have done if posted by a Brighton fan and not an obsessive Potterphile who’s repeatedly downplayed our achievements under RDZ.

No harm done - just pushed my buttons that’s all.

We all have different senses of humour I suppose - me cheering Sanchez catching a ball a few weeks ago was met with utter condemnation by some folk on here but I though it was funny

 

[sdmartin1]

De Zerbi was SLACKING today, made his staff do all the hard work whilst he had his FEET UP in the stands, not a good example to set to anyone and he has to be BINNED

 

[Rookie]

Any other poster posts this and it gets a giggle …

 

[Live by the sea]

I thought I was accused sometimes of being attention seeking but this post !!

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

That level of humour is wasted here mate

Many of us do appreciate it

 

[BadFish]

Lighten up people. Good post OP

 

[Greg Bobkin]

I jokingly said this to the Bobkin Jnrs at 3-0 up.

Never in a million years would I start a thread about it - even as a joke

 

[Bodian]

De Zerbi was SLACKING today, made his staff do all the hard work whilst he had his FEET UP in the stands, not a good example to set to anyone and he has to be BINNED

Not only his feet up - but busy chatting to his mates on the phone much of the time.

 

[dazzer6666]

De Zerbi was SLACKING today, made his staff do all the hard work whilst he had his FEET UP in the stands, not a good example to set to anyone and he has to be BINNED

‘chicken korma, basmati rice, keema nan and an onion bhaji‘

 

[Weststander]

‘chicken korma, basmati rice, keema nan and an onion bhaji‘

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“Todd, for the umpteenth time”.

 

[oldboyroy]

‘chicken korma, basmati rice, keema nan and an onion bhaji‘

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on phone to Crofts saying "its quite nice up here but you tell rest of them on bench to f in concentrate on game not keep looking up at me"

 

[BadFish]

‘chicken korma, basmati rice, keema nan and an onion bhaji‘

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De Zerbi' does not regard Korma as a curry and I reject this idea entirely. Please amend your post.

At the very least he would enjoy a chicken Tikka.

Potter on the other hand would not handle a korma and would opt for a butter chicken at the kids table.

I am sure that @Swansman has some stats to refute this notion