[Albion] To all those in the RDZ out camp...

[Titanic]

I know people say never go back... but perhaps we should give Sami Hyypiä another go?

 

[The Lemming Stomper]

Mark Van Bommel should be on our short list as one to speak too.

Rip up the 'no dickheads' policy first

 

[Mellotron]

I actually think Potter would be a decent fit. We were starting to finally sort out our scoring problems just before he left, and our defence was MILES better under him.

 

[MJsGhost]

I know people say never go back... but perhaps we should give Sami Hyypiä another go?

This is a much better idea than Eddie Howe

 

[mejonaNO12 aka riskit]

I'd accept Pep or Klopp

 

[Clive Walker]

I actually think Potter would be a decent fit. We were starting to finally sort out our scoring problems just before he left, and our defence was MILES better under him.

I'd love to see us try the old two man corner taking routine one more time.

 

[jackalbion]

I'm not in the RDZ out camp or even almost there, but yesterday was the first time I seriously doubted his methods.

 

[Mellotron]

I'm not in the RDZ out camp or even almost there, but yesterday was the first time I seriously doubted his methods.

His way of playing does also seem like it must be mentally exhausting after a while - requires a supreme level of concentration at all times.

 

[AlbionBro]

Rob Edwards

Are you bonkers, Conkers!

 

[Flounce]

I actually think Potter would be a decent fit. We were starting to finally sort out our scoring problems just before he left, and our defence was MILES better under him.

You are not wrong, he was doing a fine job at the time he walked out, however can you imagine how toxic the atmosphere would be after a couple of poor Amex performances? It’s a no from me

I am very concerned about keeping RDZ too. If he does turn it around will he go all arrogant and “honest” again?

I am moving into a we need a clean broom mode now.

 

[Mellotron]

You are not wrong, he was doing a fine job at the time he walked out, however can you imagine how toxic the atmosphere would be after a couple of poor Amex performances? It’s a no from me

Do you not think it could be a bit like when Murray came back? All forgiven once he banged a few in.

I think if we started brightly, and were back to having a much improved defence, I think most people would get over themselves.

 

[US Seagull]

Should be lots of options out there. Considering that we won the Europa league 16,000 times:

 

[Flounce]

Do you not think it could be a bit like when Murray came back? All forgiven once he banged a few in.

I think if we started brightly, and were back to having a much improved defence, I think most people would get over themselves.

Not convinced, I know NSC is not representative of the overall fanbase but there are MANY on here who hated everything about Potter and are never slow in posting about it. If even 10% of the fanbase feel the same it will be toxic when things aren’t going well, imo.

I see that at least a couple of the Potter haters have posted that they have totally lost their mojos on the mojo thread, so maybe they are the ones with a problem regardless of who the manager is once we hit a bad patch.

 

[AlbionBro]

If Potter comes back, I'm cancelling my season ticket

Curious, why would you do that? I heard a similar things said about Hughton but I could see there point then. Is it because he went to Chelsea for copious amount of money?

 

[GJN1]

I'd accept Pep or Klopp

I'll never accept Pep unless he has it written into his contact that he is, under no circumstances, allowed to do that thing he does where he continually rolls a bit of spit on his tongue and lips.

 

[Mellotron]

Not convinced, I know NSC is not representative of the overall fanbase but there are MANY on here who hated everything about Potter and are never slow in posting about it. If even 10% of the fanbase feel the same it will be toxic when things aren’t going well, imo.

I see that at least a couple of the Potter haters have posted that they have totally lost their mojos on the mojo thread, so maybe they are the ones with a problem regardless of who the manager is once we hit a bad patch.

Yeah of that 10% I would bet you can simply file at least 50% of them under miserable bastards.

We've all seen them. We all know them. We've all sat next to them. Never happier than when they're moaning.

 

[Flounce]

Yeah of that 10% I would bet you can simply file at least 50% of them under miserable bastards.

We've all seen them. We all know them. We've all sat next to them. Never happier than when they're moaning.

True, all around me at Wembley were people shouting abuse at Undav when he came on. Depressing considering that we were still in with a chance of winning.

Luckily at the Amex I sit between two mates and we basically think the same so cheer and moan together.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Gus Poyet

 

[oldboyroy]

As much as I was gutted when Potter left, he did a bloody good job and left us in a good place. Yes, there were many times that we'd lost/drawn games which we totally dominated and he'd sort our defensive frailties out which have been diabolical at times this season. In the very unlikely event he did return it wouldn't be so bad.
Liam Rosenior anyone? Doing a good job with average resources at Hull City.

 

[Nobby Cybergoat]

As much as I was gutted when Potter left, he did a bloody good job and left us in a good place. Yes, there were many times that we'd lost/drawn games which we totally dominated and he'd sort our defensive frailties out which have been diabolical at times this season. In the very unlikely event he did return it wouldn't be so bad.
Liam Rosenior anyone? Doing a good job with average resources at Hull City.

Don't want RDZ to go, but if he did Rosenior would be my first choice. Mostly because he seems a great bloke and is doing really well for himself in the Champo

But I'm unfamiliar with the detail of the work of the various european managers quoted on this thread. Most of them could be setting their teams up like the 1988 Wimbledon team for all I know