- Nov 15, 2006
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So was DunkGood observation.
Though Igor was terrible when it mattered…..
So was DunkGood observation.
Though Igor was terrible when it mattered…..
Igor was poor but he was signed as probably second choice centre back and not an LB in a possession, draw and break team.Good observation.
Though Igor was terrible when it mattered…..
Absolute rubbish. I don't want to see Potter back but if he was reappointed, so be it. A few wins and people would be back on board. The idea that "a substantial portion of the fans" would actually want Albion to lose is utter bullshit, and based on nothing whatsover.- It will need to accept that a substantiale portion of the fans would rather see Albion lose than see Potter successful. Plenty of people have already said that the difficult thing about Potter returning would be the atmosphere. In other words, fans are stating they are willing to damage the club to get rid of the manager. Of course it says more about them than about anything else - but it needs to be accepted that this would happen.
Colwill is an interesting one . . .he was A1 alongside LD . . . . And could have transitioned beautifully with JPVH and Webster as Dunk winds down, so to speak . . . . My guess is Chelsea put a ridiculous price tag To try and claw back some of their 'investment'Igor was poor but he was signed as probably second choice centre back and not an LB in a possession, draw and break team.
Much worse than Colwill, who I suspect is another player RDZ and TB fell out over (though that’s a pure guess / opinion)
Yeah, I reckon you’re on to something there.Colwill is an interesting one . . .he was A1 alongside LD . . . . And could hae transitioned beautifully with JPVH and Webster as Dunk winds down, so to speak . . . . My guess is Chelsea put a ridiculous price tag To try and claw back some of their 'investment'
The bookies don't "know" anything FFS. De Zerbi was odds on this morning to manage Chelsea. Now it's being reported that he's talking to Man Utd. McKenna was odds on this morning to come to Brighton, now it's being reported that he's staying at Ipswich. You said it yourself -- betting odds reflect the movements of sentiment in the market ie the punters. They have no secret access to Bloom and Barber.He’s now less than 2/1 with the bookies. I don’t care how much it’s based on betting patterns, bookies don’t put something nearly odds on unless they know something.
I think you'll find at this stage with zero games played we are top 6.At this point we’re already in a relegation battle
With Colwill, Chelsea set their stall out early with some pretty robust language that he was one one for the future and he was going nowhere. Difficult to row back from that position without looking like they don't know what they're doing (ha ha). But we tried our best I think.Colwill is an interesting one . . .he was A1 alongside LD . . . . And could hae transitioned beautifully with JPVH and Webster as Dunk winds down, so to speak . . . . My guess is Chelsea put a ridiculous price tag To try and claw back some of their 'investment'
Sometimes I think we are two ends of a something that meet. Not a circle because that would imply extremes. More like something like this.Absolute rubbish. I don't want to see Potter back but if he was reappointed, so be it. A few wins and people would be back on board. The idea that "a substantial portion of the fans" would actually want Albion to lose is utter bullshit, and based on nothing whatsover.
I bet you’ve done worst things this week than potters ever done.I'll do what I want pal. And booing the Judas *****r is the least I shall engage .
Do it online wil save you the bus fareThanks, Mr Barber.
And thanks for telling NSC before it was announced. The right thing to do.
I'm off to the bookies...
2/3rds of the voting fans don't want the Brummie Twonk back.
20% can't decide if they want or not to have a history lesson about the easy life as a Brighton Coach.
Less than 20% actually want him back.
After all the good he did laying the groundwork down for the RDZ era, it shows how much the way he left us still rankles with the fans.
Yeah, I reckon you’re on to something there.
My worry with Chelsea is that we’ve won the short term cash and people battle but they’ll win the war.
The war, well... Its in your head. In your head, they're still fighting.Yeah, I reckon you’re on to something there.
My worry with Chelsea is that we’ve won the short term cash and people battle but they’ll win the war.
I didn’t say that. I said they’re taking all our good staff.Its f***ing Chelsea. Were not competing with Chelsea. They're one of the biggest clubs in the world. If you gonna get upset that Chelsea do better than us then you're in for a lot of pain. We're not competing with Chelsea.
There's going to be change regardless, whoever come in will play differently to RDZ, some players who starred under RDZ won't look as good, some players who went backwards under RDZ will play well. Players will leave, new ones will come in and it will all take time to gel.One of the more rational reasons cited as to why Potter isn’t a good fit for this squad is our abundance of talented wingers, a position Potter didn’t favour too much. But with March’s injury, Mitoma likely to leave, no Fati, Buonanotte actually a no. 10, and Adingra potentially a target for others then we don’t have ANY wingers. That we have been shit this year is for that reason and RDZ’s lack of flexibility. We do have some good wingbacks though who don’t look like leaving anytime soon. I’m fence but if Potter does return it will be for these reasons and then some. For example, he will know how to get the best out of the young players too, and reignite the careers of Lamptey, Moder etc. Our model depends on this.