Garyoldfan
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BooooooooooooooooThe Brummie shister didn't play your precious Jason (in fact promoted the 3rd choice keeper in front of him), so I guess he must have something about him
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[Albion] The Potter in/out thread
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carteater
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In some ways I guess. Think both were kind of down to money in the end though, Potter got offered a big wage increase at chelsea. Palace offered Glenn way more than we were prepared to back then?
Might be wrong, didn't really properly become a fan until the following season
Ike and Tina Burner
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- Mar 22, 2019
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We basically forced Glenn out. It's a completely different scenario to Potter and people comparing the two are idiotic
METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
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Basically lazy journalism spinning a ridiculous story to fill column inches. A return makes sense no sense for any party involved.
carteater
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I seem to remember people chanted "let him die" when he got injured in the play-off semi first leg, there was a lot of hate for him, as there is for Potter now. And many didn't want him back in 2016 either.
Don't think its completely different, maybe the manner of the respective departures, but not the vibe.
(I'm not a potter "licker/fanboy" btw, not my choice for manager just to clarify)
Baldseagull
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I don't want to see Potter back here, not because he isn't good enough. If there was no emotional connection to the club, I could say he might be a good appointment. If there was no emotional connection to the club, I would not go and watch the team play very often though. If he came back, I would go to the games, but I would just be a spectator, not a fan.
Pogue Mahone
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Some people did shout abuse at GM when he was injured, yes.
Many, many more showed him the respect he deserved, and clapped him off. Me amongst them.
I was really pleased when GM came back, and I don't remember any antagonism towards him. I would NOT be happy to see Potter back. At all.
carteater
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Fair enough. I was also really happy he came back, he was the missing cog in the team that got us promoted that year.
As I said, I'd rather not go back but if it happens I wouldn't complain really. (Until we go on another massive home winless run, then I will BOOOOOOOOOOOO alone in my room).
The Pilsbury Echo
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- Dec 30, 2015
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The Grand in Leicester??
Colonel Mustard
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I think you’re misunderstanding that comment. If you’re looking to be offended you can interpret it in a certain way. I think he was making the legitimate point that the Chelsea job is harder because there’s much more pressure from fans, media and owners and a bigger spotlight. That’s all quite true. His words weren’t ideally chosen though. BTW, I’m not keen on him returning but I think these random quotes people come out with are silly. You can trawl through interviews and always find something to be outraged by if that’s your wish.
They are obviously looking to be offended so the rest of your post is irrelevant.
Hotchilidog
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I went fence. I am not advocating for Potter's return, I do think it would be problematic and the club should have to be prepared for the depth of feeling it would unleash. That said from a football perspective, I would not have a problem with Potter if Tony went that way I could accept it.
Colonel Mustard
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Get outta here, I’m not a ‘fanboy’ of either. I can express the view that I don’t want to see Potter return without being a bed wetter. Why the constant need on this forum for name calling and stupid nicknames for everyone — politicians, players, other forum members….. does my head in. You… you big smelly hairy twit. Hmm, yeah, it’s quite therapeutic actually I suppose.
carteater
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I'm sorry, just to clarify I meant to put '' marks over those insults, wasn't calling anyone that. It kind of seems that way from reading things on here recently.
Also I'm small, not so smelly and a twat not a twit. I am slightly hairy though I'll give you that . kiss Kiss
HastingsSeagull
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No from me. I wouldn't riot, but I just can't believe we won't find someone who looks better with our algorithms
Mancgull
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It would be the lazy appointment in my view and ultimately the wrong one, IMHO.
Spend a bit more time getting the right man.
Spend a bit more time getting the right man.
StonehamPark
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It’d sting a little bit, after how he left and the fallout.
But really, there’s no denying it’d be a good appointment for both parties.
Give him a 1 year contract and let’s see how it goes…
But really, there’s no denying it’d be a good appointment for both parties.
Give him a 1 year contract and let’s see how it goes…
Justice
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More wishful thinking by some I believe. All very odd happy excepting a coach who clearly wasn’t as good as the last one.