[Albion] To date, who is Brighton's greatest manager?

[CAPTAIN GREALISH]

Guss

 

[CAPTAIN GREALISH]

Guss

Changed the way this club played football

 

[Frankworthington]

Chris Cattlin

 

[Icy Gull]

Chris Cattlin

I was a big fan of Cattlin and was as gutted when he got the sack as any manager since I became a fan. Poyet was brilliant but what an ego

 

[Mileoakman]

Give us a run down on your thoughts on that season

Well I was only 12, but I did go to the 6 - 0 win against Watford that clinched it.

 

[jonny.rainbow]

Barry Lloyd.

Qualifying for the playoffs with a negative goal difference.

No other Brighton manager has achieved that.

 

[philgull25]

Billy Lane - big crowds, lots of goals (including a club record of 112 in one season), led the club to its first promotion and football league championship.

 

[Hugo Rune]

Potter.

Highest finish in our history with attractive and exciting football.

Yes, he’ll be superseded in a couple of months but let’s give him the title until our final league place and FA Cup fate is known.

Maybe not the best man manager but he is still a tactical genius.

 

[Rookie]

Poyet - the football he had us playing in league 1 with limited players was ridiculous. Shame how it ended but he set the wheels in motion.
Personally I thought Oscar was top quality

 

[CAPTAIN GREALISH]

Poyet - the football he had us playing in league 1 with limited players was ridiculous. Shame how it ended but he set the wheels in motion.
Personally I thought Oscar was top quality

 

[CAPTAIN GREALISH]

% agree

 

[CAPTAIN GREALISH]

Yep

 

[CAPTAIN GREALISH]

This football club turned a corner under guss
FACT

 

[Machiavelli]

Potter.

Highest finish in our history with attractive and exciting football.

Yes, he’ll be superseded in a couple of months but let’s give him the title until our final league place and FA Cup fate is known.

Maybe not the best man manager but he is still a tactical genius.

Is the correct answer.

 

[Brightonfan1983]

Micky Adams for me. I remember a home game v Plymouth at Withdean, not having been for a couple of years, and it was all suddenly so entertaining, and fun, and we were good. He was Potter before Potter. And I loved Potter.

 

[BadFish]

Let's see what happens with De Zerbi. This question is still in discussion.

Mullery or Micky Adams depending on how you measure it.

 

[Justice]

Let's see what happens with De Zerbi. This question is still in discussion.

Mullery or Micky Adams depending on how you measure it.

Both flops second time around

 

[BadFish]

Both flops second time around

Maybe Potter will be too.

 

[Reddleman]

I voted Potter, probably not the done thing and all that but in my lifetime (edit: in any of our lifetimes) we have never had a more successful league season all while playing fantastic football. That win vs Man United was a special memory.

He left us in fourth place and whilst I think RDZ is fantastic he has profited massively from Potters legacy. RDZ May surpass Potter but he hasn’t yet.

 

[Justice]

I voted Potter, probably not the done thing and all that but in my lifetime (edit: in any of our lifetimes) we have never had a more successful league season all while playing fantastic football. That win vs Man United was a special memory.

He left us in fourth place and whilst I think RDZ is fantastic he has profited massively from Potters legacy. RDZ May surpass Potter but he hasn’t yet.

Considering we went our longest PL losing streak and didn’t win for 11 straight games how bad was the league last season? Wolves blew up which helped us finish ninth. We only really started picking up results when Caceido came in to the side so was it Potter or Caciedo