Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Why do you keep posting all this about Potter? He's not coming back nor are we going to interview him anyway.
[Albion] Who do you want to become our new manager?
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Southern Scouse
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- Jul 21, 2011
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How about…. Rafa. Could do a job, as long as you don’t buy him a lampshade instead of a sofa!
He went to an easy life in the Monkey Tennis League for a reason.
carteater
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F it... Time to bring back Gus (the gus bus??) ...
But in all seriousness
Honestly I wouldn't mind Rodgers. Similar ethos with possession based play.
I wouldn't mind the return of Potter but I think we should move on.
Pochettino would be my pick but I doubt that would be considered by Bloom and Barber.
But in all seriousness
Honestly I wouldn't mind Rodgers. Similar ethos with possession based play.
I wouldn't mind the return of Potter but I think we should move on.
Pochettino would be my pick but I doubt that would be considered by Bloom and Barber.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Conspiracy theory? It’s fairly obvious McKenna was the target.
SeagullinExile
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It really isn’t.
carteater
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Well he may have been at the top of the list but I doubt we only have one target.
I doubt we only have one list.
Withdean11
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Long shot, but I'm still hoping Ruben Amorim is being lined up. They (Sporting) had their last game on Sunday so talks may have been waiting until this week. If he was willing to go to West Ham it's not impossible that he would consider us.
Dave the OAP
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It’s Brendon Rodgers
- May 8, 2018
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Not sure why he’s talking to Colleen Rooney but football wise he is capable
studio150
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Tipped to take over Brighton Phenomenal
Mike Small
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- Dec 26, 2008
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Didn't PB say that we 'w're ready to execute that plan' in regard to succession the day after RDZ left or on the day (online interview). Wonderful CEO but I tend to think he believes his own hype and the clubs a bit. He has talked about succession planning a lot as if it's just us that specialises in it. We should be more of an attraction to a manager but it doesn't seem like that right now.
Hopefully we get someone in soon. In TB, we trust.
Hopefully we get someone in soon. In TB, we trust.
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HangletonGull
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- Apr 10, 2023
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If Brendon , A, my ticket would be up on exchange for almost every game and B, would go triple large on us to get relegated
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DavePage
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Brendan Rodgers
He and Tony seem suited, no?
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southstandandy
WEST STAND ANDY
- Jul 9, 2003
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Can't see us making an appointment for at least another month, so I think we all need to chill and enjoy the Euro's first.
Eric Youngs Contact Lens
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Its only been a week or so and people questioning the reality or quality of a succession plan? Surely the plan is just that, a plan - it just allows the Club to go about its business in a quiet, coordinated way, but doesn't guarantee that the first people we approach get sorted. Every plan has risks/opportunities.
Who knows, our preferred candidate (s) may have been pushed down the list a little further by new, unplanned opportunities.
Just because McKenna has said he's staying put does not in itself call into question the quality of a plan in my opinion.
Who knows, our preferred candidate (s) may have been pushed down the list a little further by new, unplanned opportunities.
Just because McKenna has said he's staying put does not in itself call into question the quality of a plan in my opinion.
Open in Google and select translate page. Just says he has “sailed up” the betting odds but that he is currently focused on his current club. His agent wouldn’t comment.