[Albion] Will you be booing Potter and Chelsea on Saturday?

[Worried Man Blues]

Interesting point about the music. What do we reckon for a Graham Potter-themed playlist?

"Money Money Money" by Abba
"For The Love Of Money" by The O'Jays
"Can't Buy Me Love" by The Beatles
"Price Tag" by Jessie J

We could all sing we don't want to go to Chelsea...........Elvis and Graham have left the building

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

What an opportunity to make it a really hostile atmosphere at The Amex.

I'm not going to boo Potter and the others who left - though I hate that they ripped all that promise away. But I will lay into every Chelsea player when they have the ball. I'll boo them and do anything I can from the terraces to unsettle them.

And I'll cheer the Albion players more than ever. And do what I can to lift them.

As a man very close to me encourages at the start of the game "Let's f@ck 'em up"

 

[Ailema]

I'll be booing and joining in with whatever chants people wish to throw in there. I think the atmosphere is going to be hostile......and I can't bloody wait!!!

 

[AmexRuislip]

What is the point of booing GP.
It'll only incite his band of mercaneries to up their game v the Albion.
Basically he won't care!

 

[doogie004]

Potter and crew together with cucharella are all getting a booing.
If I saw any of them in the street I’d say thanks and good luck but it’s all part of the football pantomime, got to be booed.

I wasn’t going to boo, clap or cheer him, but with this latest raid on the club, I’ll be booing anything connected with Chelsea including Potter and his backroom boys, Bruno included.

Welcome to the boooing club bud

 

[DJ NOBO]

I hope the atmosphere is poisonous




One greedy bastard , theres only one greedy bastard ........................ not strictly true

Six greedy bastards, there’s only six greedy bastards….

 

[Dibdab]

Saturday has all the ingredients to be tremendous fun. Alternatively, tremendous "fun".

- Saturday 3pm kick-off allowing for a few beers in town before the game, and a sing-off with those delightful Chelsea fans on the train to Falmer.
- Big club at the Amex, ripe for a bloody nose.
- The return of the treacherous bastards.
- Chelsea fans being demonstrably unlikeable, as always.
- A few of the above sprinkled around the home stands.

It's not quite panto season yet, but it might feel like it.

The only thing that could possibly spoil it is an early Chelsea goal leading to us pressing and getting picked off at will and being on the receiving end of a thoroughly lopsided scoreline.

At least after conceding we can still sing "one nil to the Albion!"

 

[Justice]

I was going to go now nor going as have to work although I better here the boos on the wireless.

 

[R. Slicker]

Not a chance,got us playing the best football I've ever seen in 50 years,got a better job offer and moved on, that's it,in football, managers are rewarded for failure when owners decide to bin them,then pay them huge amounts in contract settlement s it's refreshing to see one rewarded for his success.

I just hope we smash the granny out of Chelsea and save all my boos for VAR.

Booooooooooooo!

 

[R. Slicker]

If I can get a cabbage in, that will be luzzed at him as well. Booo!

 

[John Byrnes Mullet]

I also be shouting greedy cu#&s at his crew

 

[Bodian]

As a man very close to me encourages at the start of the game "Let's f@ck 'em up"

Does he follow it with "Get in to them"?

 

[elwheelio]

I'll be saying boo-urns.

 

[Taybha]

If I can get a cabbage in, that will be luzzed at him as well. Booo!

By the time it hits him he would of turned it into a luxurious tasty coleslaw

 

[trueblue]

Listening to Albion Unlimited..Warren and Sidders think their will only be a smattering of boos

It's interesting. I think there has been a noticeable disconnect between the views of the media who met/worked with Potter and most of the fan base. I'm sure he's a good guy generally, he certainly did a great job and it's not surprising he jumped at the chance to manage in the Champions League. However, the timing couldn't have been more cruel - just as everything the club had worked for since moving to the Amex was really coming together. Decimating the backroom staff was the final insult. So, f*** off. Not sure why anyone would expect the fans to be polite on his return. Football is not a rational business... you're either with us, or against us and he chose the latter.

 

[Zeberdi]

I just hope we smash the granny out of Chelsea and save all my boos for VAR.

Yeah, if we’re gonna have a boofest, lets not forget to add LimpLee Mason to the list of our esteemed visitors!

 

[Seagull58]

Give him a history lesson with lots and lots of booing.

 

[LamieRobertson]

It's interesting. I think there has been a noticeable disconnect between the views of the media who met/worked with Potter and most of the fan base. I'm sure he's a good guy generally, he certainly did a great job and it's not surprising he jumped at the chance to manage in the Champions League. However, the timing couldn't have been more cruel - just as everything the club had worked for since moving to the Amex was really coming together. Decimating the backroom staff was the final insult. So, f*** off. Not sure why anyone would expect the fans to be polite on his return. Football is not a rational business... you're either with us, or against us and he chose the latter.

Agree with all of that ….if Pot and the two alongside him left …I’d kind of accepted/come to terms…but this ripping out of coaching staff then this weeks news….it’s like they just expect us to say “oh never mind ..doesn’t matter ..all the best etc etc”….well it’s not like that so f*** off

 

[The Sock of Poskett]

Booing isn't for me, unless I'm at a panto.
Problem is, it's almost impossible to target a boo. You might be booing the officials, a particular player, a manager, Gully, a Sky pundit or a ball boy/girl - no-one can tell.
So I'll just be going to cheer on the Albion, and hope the extra 'edge' this game brings can inspire us to a welcome three points.

 

[Zeberdi]

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