[Albion] Seem Tottenham Fans Seem Interested In Mr Potter

[saafend_seagull]

Third favourite now. They would have definitely enquired I’d say.

Kane would certainly be off if someone like potter went there.


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[Churchy]

Third favourite now. They would have definitely enquired I’d say.

Kane would certainly be off if someone like potter went there.


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Not sure how true this is ?

Always thought he might one day be Brighton manager as he has history in Sussex. (Had a stint at English club Southwick while studying at the University of Sussex).

 

[Robinjakarta]

Kane would certainly be off if someone like potter went there.

Someone like Potter

 

[nickjhs]

Would genuinely love to watch Spurs Twitter when they only win once at home in a year.

Pathetic understanding of what GP is achieving.

 

[A1X]

Pathetic understanding of what GP is achieving.

How many home league wins did we have in 2020?

 

[nickjhs]

How many home league wins did we have in 2020?

Completely irrelevant when a mature evaluation of what he is achieving in view of the long term sustainable strategy the club is investing in.

 

[lizard]

Completely irrelevant when a mature evaluation of what he is achieving in view of the long term sustainable strategy the club is investing in.

Interesting that winning matches may be irrelevant to our long term strategy. But hey, I'm just a Brighton fan, I know nothing.

 

[andy1980]

Completely irrelevant when a mature evaluation of what he is achieving in view of the long term sustainable strategy the club is investing in.

We must be the only team in history where winning home games doesn't matter. Especially as Tony Bloom said in our latest account that our Primary objective is to stay in the Premier League. Joined up thinking or what. I think Potter will stay, Like people have said, I think Bloom likes him and just like Hyppia the stats say he is doing everything right, so the way Bloom thinks, results will come.

 

[nickjhs]

Interesting that winning matches may be irrelevant to our long term strategy. But hey, I'm just a Brighton fan, I know nothing.

Like I said a mature understanding is required. Sure if there were no improvements in our play, no improvements in our young players, games lost while desperately hanging on for a draw, then I would agree. But this is not the case is it. We may be losing games but there has been massive improvement in our play, the cheap (by PL standards) signings are doing a great job, the two old has beens are finding a new lease on their football life and the team is playing excellent football. The wins will come. Or you could just park the bus and hope to hang on for a another season or two, or bankrupt the club with massive signings because you dont understand the need for gradual, sustainable progress and instead want instant rewards. I for one will take the gradual progress that we are seeing. the wonderful football that shows the promise of a bright future, over a few wins any day. Sheffield had a blinder last season look at them now.

 

[A1X]

Completely irrelevant when a mature evaluation of what he is achieving in view of the long term sustainable strategy the club is investing in.

The long term strategy is dependent on being in the Premier League. Something Potter has come extremely close to surrendering.

 

[vagabond]

Like I said a mature understanding is required. Sure if there were no improvements in our play, no improvements in our young players, games lost while desperately hanging on for a draw, then I would agree. But this is not the case is it. We may be losing games but there has been massive improvement in our play, the cheap (by PL standards) signings are doing a great job, the two old has beens are finding a new lease on their football life and the team is playing excellent football. The wins will come. Or you could just park the bus and hope to hang on for a another season or two, or bankrupt the club with massive signings because you dont understand the need for gradual, sustainable progress and instead want instant rewards. I for one will take the gradual progress that we are seeing. the wonderful football that shows the promise of a bright future, over a few wins any day. Sheffield had a blinder last season look at them now.

Not to mention the fact that Covid has largely decimated the home form of many teams. It doesn’t really need explaining why.

 

[vagabond]

Five people on NSC? Three of them certified mentalists?

Let's not exaggerate the malcontent

I’d say it’s more than 5. Although those are probably the die hard Potter outs.

There are a lot of short term reactionists who rise up after a bad result but are suspiciously quiet if we win. If we draw or lose today I expect a few of these to pop up shouting for the managers head.

 

[Robinjakarta]

I’d say it’s more than 5. Although those are probably the die hard Potter outs.

There are a lot of short term reactionists who rise up after a bad result but are suspiciously quiet if we win. If we draw or lose today I expect a few of these to pop up shouting for the managers head.

If we draw or lose? I'd expect a few on here doing that before half time or even before we start. Wonder what the team selection will bring ..

 

[dadams2k11]

Like I said a mature understanding is required. Sure if there were no improvements in our play, no improvements in our young players, games lost while desperately hanging on for a draw, then I would agree. But this is not the case is it. We may be losing games but there has been massive improvement in our play, the cheap (by PL standards) signings are doing a great job, the two old has beens are finding a new lease on their football life and the team is playing excellent football. The wins will come. Or you could just park the bus and hope to hang on for a another season or two, or bankrupt the club with massive signings because you dont understand the need for gradual, sustainable progress and instead want instant rewards. I for one will take the gradual progress that we are seeing. the wonderful football that shows the promise of a bright future, over a few wins any day. Sheffield had a blinder last season look at them now.

Agree.

It not the loses that have stumpped us, it the draws. We have lost the least amount of games from Leeds in 9th down. We have the same amount of loses as Arsenal and Villa. Ironically, we have drawn more then any of them.

Fine margins.

 

[Jimmy Grimble]

The long term strategy is dependent on being in the Premier League. Something Potter has come extremely close to surrendering.

Extremely close?

I’d hate to see your reaction if we were only a point above the relegation zone!

 

[Swansman]

The long term strategy is dependent on being in the Premier League. Something Potter has come extremely close to surrendering.

lmao

 

[A1X]

Extremely close?

I’d hate to see your reaction if we were only a point above the relegation zone!

The way things are going we’ll find out in a couple of weeks

 

[vagabond]

The long term strategy is dependent on being in the Premier League. Something Potter has come extremely close to surrendering.

[emoji112]

 

[A1X]

[emoji112]

Yep, well done. Expect us to improve next season though.

TBH I’m mostly surprised how seriously some people have taken what was a fairly obvious throwaway comment at the very start.

 

[nickjhs]

The way things are going we’ll find out in a couple of weeks

Really! 10 points clear and a massive gulf in GD and you are still whining?