HastingsSeagull
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3-5-2 could suit us very well. March would be excellent on the left and Bernardo was usually a RB/RWB I thought before being brought here to learn a new position at LB?
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[Albion] Graham Potter joins on four-year deal
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Marshy
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Its true, the likes of Redmond, Long and Ward -Prowse were re-born under a new style/manager
Marshy
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Better than Weasley I guess...
TSB
Captain Hindsight
No. He's incredibly left footed.
March prefers to play on the right and, I think, could make an excellent wingback at some point.
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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Georgio Potterini?
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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To Stop Right Now - Spice Girls
Potter wow
Thank you very much, although we would prefer if you were duuuuutch
Hey you, managed Osterunds
Now you've come to Brighton to have some fun
Potter wow
Thank you very much, although we would prefer if you were duuuuutch
Hey you, managed Osterunds
Now you've come to Brighton to have some fun
dingodan
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Do you think he'd mind if we call him Grahamino Potterino?
Palacefinder General
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It's a bit shit admittedly, but then I always used to struggle with the concept of Graham Taylor as England manager while Gordon Taylor was at the same time at the PFA, not to mention Graham Turner then managing at Wolves.
Maybe Grahamino Potterino would be better
Yeah, we should go for that young Italian manager, Gramani Potterini.
EDIT: Oh bugger, late to the party. Everyone else has done cod foreign names as well.
The Tactician
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Interestingly though, Swansea are good – or at least they’re interesting. The season is just four games old, but they remain unbeaten and, a dour draw with Birmingham aside, have been exciting to watch. Never more so than on Tuesday night, when they held surging Leeds to a draw at the Liberty Stadium and, arguably, did enough to win.
Nice article, rest is here: https://www.tifofootball.com/features/are-swansea-city-really-now-playing-against-themselves/
Nice article, rest is here: https://www.tifofootball.com/features/are-swansea-city-really-now-playing-against-themselves/
Agreed. He'd already taken that team, Ostersund, from the 3rd Division to win the title. That's how they got into Europe. It's a risk - but not a complete flier. That's if he's the one we're after. I would have thought Dan Ashworth has stronger links with Phil Neville (but Potter did play for West Brom a long time back).
The win over Arsenal incidentally was in the KO stage of the Europa League. They lost the tie on aggregate but, still, great effort.
Farehamseagull
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Genius! [emoji23] Possibly missing one syllable in the last line but a minor quibble.
I thought you would have exhausted your 90’s pop collection by now but apparently not! [emoji23]
Taybha
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Bold move if he does join us but I'd much prefer somebody like this than one of the magic roundabout managers who are employed by clubs in desperate situations, Mr Bloom invariably knows what he's doing so we shall see
Oscar
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This guy's name was mentioned before Hughton got the boot, was he not?
Is this just a case of the media/bookies fuelling speculation through fan rumours?
Either way, I'd also much rather this Potter fella rather than someone like Mark Hughes or David Moyes but - if these were the only choices - I would rather have given Hughton more time with the funding and direction to make us more of a goal threat.
Is this just a case of the media/bookies fuelling speculation through fan rumours?
Either way, I'd also much rather this Potter fella rather than someone like Mark Hughes or David Moyes but - if these were the only choices - I would rather have given Hughton more time with the funding and direction to make us more of a goal threat.
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