[Albion] Graham Potter joins on four-year deal

*Gullsworth* · May 16, 2019

Goldstone1976 said:
Every time the adverts come on it's 'Who Killed the F*ing Zutons', I'm not buying it on principle.

Yup you saw that too? Was Barber wearing Knockys sons Man City shirt?

Se20 · May 16, 2019

Leegull said:
Phil Neville
Please no.
Who in their right mind would sack Hughton and appoint Neville.
Can’t help but think that the bookies are way off the mark here.

Got a good footballing brain, doing a decent job with England Ladies.
Could do a lot worse .

dazzer6666 · May 16, 2019

Se20 said:
Got a good footballing brain, doing a decent job with England Ladies.
Could do a lot worse .

Thanks for the input. You can go now. Off you pop, as M*** D*** would say.

Me and my Monkey · May 16, 2019

Se20 said:
Got a good footballing brain, doing a decent job with England Ladies.
Could do a lot worse .

I’m just not sure you’re being sincere.

B-right-on · May 16, 2019

Se20 said:
Got a good footballing brain, doing a decent job with England Ladies.
Could do a lot worse .

Yep. True. My Grandad for example - who's been dead for 20 years.

On the other side - could do a LOT better.

:tosser:

Leegull · May 16, 2019

Se20 said:
Got a good footballing brain, doing a decent job with England Ladies.
Could do a lot worse .

England Ladies to the Premier League. It’s a no from me. That good footballing brain doesn’t really come through whenever I listen to him as a pundit.
Maybe in years to come but right now. No.
Really can’t see him inspiring the current squad or any potential new signings.
Edit, just noticed who I was replying to. That’s a double no from me.

Kosh · May 16, 2019

Se20 said:
Got a good footballing brain, doing a decent job with England Ladies.
Could do a lot worse .

I love this phrase: “he’s got a good footballing brain.”

What does this really mean?

I’m sure Gazza has a good footballing brain, but that ‘brain’ isn’t up to anything really. I agree PN talks a good game, but so do many ex pro pundits some of whom have been and remain terrible managers.

The olde Man Utd class of (whenever it was) seem to be lauded even now, most of whom have accomplished next to nothing in the game apart from abject (Gary Neville, Paul Scholes) and/or relative failure (Ryan Giggs), who is hardly inspiring Wales - is he?!?

Phil, bless him, is a lovely chap but I just don’t see him (akin to Potter) being any better than Hughton...

Ah well... I know you don’t care being a CP fan errmmm obviously, but I think it’s worth pointing out that both options are risky and hardly HELLO WE’VE ARRIVED appointments.

Finally I could do well with our ladies team, who are bloody good in terms of where we are right now vs the rest of the world... not comparable to how hard managing us at this level truly is.

I kind of wish none of this had ever happened.

Boo.

Peter Ward · May 16, 2019

Think you might be right, especially as the kids get older, and start schools, clubs etc..

LamieRobertson · May 16, 2019

pornomagboy said:
if we do get him I bet a lot of the under 23s will be happy as he used a lot of youngsters at Swansea I know he lost most the team but might give players like connelly a chance to shine

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He didn’t have much choice ...the club are in financial Pooh and will be selling again this summer which might actually encourage him to leave.

Likes playing it out from the back and a passing game ...hmmm

Eeyore · May 16, 2019

Baker lite said:
Potter is at the Pimpey game tonight....
He’d be here in 2 hours if he jumps on the 700.

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Or next week if he jumps on a Southern train...

Eeyore · May 16, 2019

Watching the Pompey game I was thinking how the linesman looked like Graham Potter. I guess a lot of folk look like him.

dazzer6666 · May 16, 2019

Kosh said:
I love this phrase: “he’s got a good footballing brain.”

What does this really mean?

I’m sure Gazza has a good footballing brain, but that ‘brain’ isn’t up to anything really. I agree PN talks a good game, but so do many ex pro pundits some of whom have been and remain terrible managers.

The olde Man Utd class of (whenever it was) seem to be lauded even now, most of whom have accomplished next to nothing in the game apart from abject (Gary Neville, Paul Scholes) and/or relative failure (Ryan Giggs), who is hardly inspiring Wales - is he?!?

Phil, bless him, is a lovely chap but I just don’t see him (akin to Potter) being any better than Hughton...

Ah well... I know you don’t care being a CP fan errmmm obviously, but I think it’s worth pointing out that both options are risky and hardly HELLO WE’VE ARRIVED appointments.

Finally I could do well with our ladies team, who are bloody good in terms of where we are right now vs the rest of the world... not comparable to how hard managing us at this level truly is.

I kind of wish none of this had ever happened.

Boo.

Ryan Giggs and ‘relative failure’.

Very good. Very, very good. [emoji122][emoji122][emoji122][emoji122][emoji122]

Kosh · May 16, 2019

dazzer6666 said:
Ryan Giggs and ‘relative failure’.

Very good. Very, very good. [emoji122][emoji122][emoji122][emoji122][emoji122]

Yes, that’s right, I think Giggs is a shit manager. Zero charisma, zero tangible success AND he’ll do nothing with Wales and certainly no where near as well as Chris Coleman

You know, I am (as we all are) entitled to form an opinion that doesn’t need your personal seal of approval.

Whilst we’re at it; Potter will make a for a very poor appointment. Being only half interested is a grrreeeaaatt start... no better than CH and gone by Christmas, like us.

Just my opinion.

rogersix · May 16, 2019

Surf's Up said:
I tell you what...in terms of Premier League consolidation, if that's the realistic priority, and the need to make a proven and "safe" appointment who can build on the work done by CH and leaving aside the defensive football, dodgy dealings etc., Shirley, and I hate myself for saying this, 2 years of Fat Sam would achieve those goals with considerably less risk than almost any other appointment. Just saying'.

precisely

dazzer6666 · May 16, 2019

Graham Potter

Kosh said:
Yes, that’s right, I think Giggs is a shit manager. Zero charisma, zero tangible success AND he’ll do nothing with Wales and certainly no where near as well as Chris Coleman

You know, I am (as we all are) entitled to form an opinion that doesn’t need your personal seal of approval.

Whilst we’re at it; Potter will make a for a very poor appointment. Being only half interested is a grrreeeaaatt start... no better than CH and gone by Christmas, like us.

Just my opinion.

Think you’ve missed my point entirely [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

Ryan Giggs. Here’s his ‘relative failure’.......well done for the best unintentional link on here [emoji122][emoji122]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...forgiven-Man-Utd-star-having-affair-wife.html

Kosh · May 16, 2019

dazzer6666 said:
Think you’ve missed my point entirely [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

Apologies - i did think it was a strange one to argue about.

Yes, it’s true, he’s really not a good football manager.

He needs shifting to the abject column. Butt too, not covering himself in glory.

dazzer6666 · May 16, 2019

Kosh said:
Apologies - i did think it was a strange one to argue about.

Yes, it’s true, he’s really not a good football manager.

He needs shifting to the abject column. Butt too, not covering himself in glory.

Thought you’d made a very clever joke......made me chuckle anyway [emoji16]

I agree re his managerial ability

the right footed denilson · May 16, 2019

I really, really, really, really do not want Neville. I can't stand the idea of having one of those ex-United guys. Keane at a push. But they are just so ****ing bland and meh and seriously what the ****?!
Has he even managed a professional team yet?! International woman's management to the Prem seems an incredible leap. I'd even have Frank ****ing Lampard!!!!

Kosh · May 16, 2019

dazzer6666 said:
Thought you’d made a very clever joke......made me chuckle anyway [emoji16]

I agree re his managerial ability

Ah; now I get it!

Me, that clever? come off it :/

Oh well... on with Potter/Neville watch...

Which one will emerge first?

the right footed denilson · May 16, 2019

Kosh said:
Ah; now I get it!

Me, that clever? come off it :/

Oh well... on with Potter/Neville watch...

Which one will emerge first?

Potter, please please please please please.
The idea of seeing Phillip Neville holding up an Albion scarf makes me feel angry and sick.

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