Such an eejit - two of my favourite authors and read many by both, and I associate them together because I did one for O level English and the other I think for A level - thank you for your swift, yet friendly admonishment!That was Orwell, you silly sausage.
Do we need to grow up too?
I think many people ‘feeling sorry’ for the state Potter is in (as evidenced by that presser), are probably feeling so on a very basic human level. Same way we might feel ‘sorry’ for people we don’t know, in a rather dispassionate way, who for whatever other reason, are struggling in life. It’s all relative isn’t it - 1st world problems and all that.I don't feel sorry for him. Not really. Even if I did take out a small onion while watching his post match pressa.
But on the foolishness scale, he's no Sebastian I of Portugal, either.
Corrected for you.
You don't think he had financial stability with us, from what I can find, he was on 2m.
This continued faux hatred for the man is all a bit contrived. Potter left nearly three years ago FFS! Get over it. Does anyone have a go and insult Alan Mullery - after all he went and managed Palace? The answer is no, of course. The same applies to Glenn Murray.
A threadbare summer transfer budget and a quarter of the new season to prove himself, Graham sure waited for the right job to come along.
One of the advantages a human brain has over its competitors (soon to include AII think many people ‘feeling sorry’ for the state Potter is in (as evidenced by that presser), are probably feeling so on a very basic human level. Same way we might feel ‘sorry’ for people we don’t know, in a rather dispassionate way, who for whatever other reason, are struggling in life. It’s all relative isn’t it - 1st world problems and all that.
He may not reach the dysfunctional levels of self-sabotage that a certain world leader is achieving but he certainly hasn’t helped himself in how he has presented himself in pressers and interviews/in the media or the career choices he’s made.
) I believe, is the capacity to think or realise an emotion whilst simultaneously experiencing an apparently opposite thought or feeling. Hence one can be convinced that Potter is the author of his own downfall which may lead to a lack of sympathy, while also feeling sorry for the shell of a man that we saw presented in interviews on Saturday after he'd had his derriere handed to him on a plate. He looks as though we broke him. Twice.This.
I wonder who actually hates him? I am unsure in that I haven't seen evidence of that. Only schadenfreude which by most tokens is well-merited.This continued faux hatred for the man is all a bit contrived. Potter left nearly three years ago FFS! Get over it. Does anyone have a go and insult Alan Mullery - after all he went and managed Palace? The answer is no, of course. The same applies to Glenn Murray.
Ah, another potta money coming his way. The country needs the income tax!
I have a recurring nightmare that he'll end up at Palace one day and do really well there. Shudder.
Agreed. He’s playing to the fans there IMHO.
Firstly I don't hate the man, secondly, my dislike for him is far from contrived. All the whatabout examples have one glaring omission, those people didn't f*** us over at the start of the season, just as all the years of patience and trust we had placed in them was starting to pay dividends.This continued faux hatred for the man is all a bit contrived. Potter left nearly three years ago FFS! Get over it. Does anyone have a go and insult Alan Mullery - after all he went and managed Palace? The answer is no, of course. The same applies to Glenn Murray.
