Justice
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I’ve been known to do both at the same time, multi tasking.
To answer your question I’m waiting for my miniature potatoes to boil at the moment
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[Albion] Would you accept GP back if he had adpoted RDZs ideas and attitude?
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To answer your question I’m waiting for my miniature potatoes to boil at the moment
You seem one hell of a catch my friend.
I don't understand it either he was more loyal than Roberto.I get the impression that some on here think GP was the worst manager in Albion history
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Uh_huh_him
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Suspect his style would have been a lot more successful with the players we have now.
Uh_huh_him
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......................and you have to wonder how RDZ would have got on with Greg Halford, Joe Bennett, Danny Holla, Chris O'Grady, Gary Gardner, Jake Forster-Caskey and Adrian Colunga to make his plans work!
keaton
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I'm sure Potter could have drilled into them all how to work the ball back to the keeper from corners or free kicks outside the box
The question was about RDZ. Though no doubt RDZ could have coached them to go round in circles and pass back to the keeper just as well as Potter.
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If you only joined on May 25, how is it you know all about a former member ? And Sweden ? And are sending emails to football managers ?
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Yes Graham did leave but he was honest in as much as it was for a huge pay day. Roberto left because he wanted to smash our ceiling, he should have realised that was never going to happen.....we are yet to know is there more than that, does he have another club?
Let's face it, he isn't very patient it was always going to happen when our performances dropped consistently. He didn't want to damage his reputation, which I understand but he knew the score before coming and I have no sympathy for him.
I can take the more patient Potter back because he will have learned the lesson after having a quickie with busty Brenda. Roberto wanted us to have implants...we have strong disciplines at our club and have no intention in being fake.
Let's hope we get someone who has control of their testosterone this time.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
RDZ, we aren’t a big club ‘yet’ we can push to become a big club.
Potter, what do people expect you lot played in a run down athletic stadium. Be happy with the one home win in a year I provide or piss off.
Surely we can’t go back there.
Potter, what do people expect you lot played in a run down athletic stadium. Be happy with the one home win in a year I provide or piss off.
Surely we can’t go back there.
Justice
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Keep us in the league and fatten up the youngsters ready for sale is the Albion remit. RDZ was never going to just take the money and do that. In some ways I admire him he tried to push the club forward and show more ambition it didn’t work out so he bailed.
So how do you find an unambitious candidate who’s also a good coach.
McKenna wasn’t never going to settle for that role either he’s obviously very ambitious it’s a tricky hire.
Uncle Spielberg
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No
Lyndhurst 14
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To paraphrase the words of TV newscaster Kent Brockman on The Simpsons "I for one welcome our new overlord Graham Potter"
Washie
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You're right, should have stck with RDZ and his 3 home wins this year
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I heard and read the first part of the above plenty of times, not sure I ever heard or read the second part though. Can you point me to when he said it, from the ‘yet’ onwards?