Poyningsgull
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- Apr 12, 2007
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Happy days....let's start on Saturday.
Happy days....let's start on Saturday.
Really? We don't half run out of steam. Often we get ourselves into decent positions through the winter only to bugger it up.
The exact opposite of you know who. Highly annoying
What a shocking stat!
Full record:
P15 W0 D8 L7 F6 A20 Pts 8
Hughton 5 points from 30, Potter 3 points from 15.
Palace had a dreadful run in last season. Actually in the last two seasons Brighton have picked up a decent number of wins/points in the run in.
15 from the last 11 games in 2020/21
12 points from the last 9 in 2019/20
but it was pretty poor in 2018/19 - 3 points from last 9.
and only 6 from last 9 in 2017/18.
Let's hope we don't repeat it this season[emoji38]ol: Salad days in 2018/19 - 3 points from the final 27 available. Several of which were against fellow relegation fodder.
No wonder TB pulled the trigger.
Salad days in 2018/19 - 3 points from the final 27 available. Several of which were against fellow relegation fodder.
No wonder TB pulled the trigger.
Quite a few will be hoping he pulls it again regardless of how many points we do or don’t get
GP has strengths and weaknesses, but I don’t see TB sacking him ever.
(I could be wrong, I didn’t see CH’s sacking coming).
Two reasons:
1. Potter’s style of management isn’t about spending and is collaborative with his bosses.
Saving TB fortunes. No Sebastien Haller’s!
2. I would hope that cerebral TB can very clearly see and admit to the weaknesses in the squad, and be committed to solving them this summer. If not, imho, more of the same …. a dearth of goals and wins.
GP has strengths and weaknesses, but I don’t see TB sacking him ever.
(I could be wrong, I didn’t see CH’s sacking coming).
Two reasons:
1. Potter’s style of management isn’t about spending and is collaborative with his bosses.
Saving TB fortunes. No Sebastien Haller’s!
2. I would hope that cerebral TB can very clearly see and admit to the weaknesses in the squad, and be committed to solving them this summer. If not, imho, more of the same …. a dearth of goals and wins.
GPott gets the sack if Tony doesn't 'own' any of the squad deficiencies.
I find it hard to believe Tony is that bullish/arrogant.
Despite everything GPott could consider himself hard done by if he's out of work in 2022.
That said if we're still in the same predictable pattern with 2023 looming, he should be dusting off his CV.
…. unless TB carries on with his vision of trying to create a financial sustainable club and unwaveringly refuses to be drawn into paying the fees/wages required for goal scorers (bidding wars).
In other words, he’s fine with the results and lower half finishes.
It seems fairly clear the strategy is for the first team manager/coach to moneyball a young attacking midfielder into a striker.
Why else would we have so many?