[Albion] BBC sounds interview with Graham Potter

[trueblue]

Reading some of the posts on here having just watched that first half at Old Trafford, it’s incredibly to think anyone would not recognise how lucky we are to have Graham potter in charge.

 

[junior]

Reading some of the posts on here having just watched that first half at Old Trafford, it’s incredibly to think anyone would not recognise how lucky we are to have Graham potter in charge.

Really?

Zero points again. That is what matters.

 

[Billy in Bristol]

As always on Potter I look to outsiders points of view...they replayed the interview during Premier League Sunday 12.30pm to 1pm and there was some positive comments from Nedum Onuoha and Stephen Kelly...but GPs point that if you win you're great, lose and you're bad as borne out every day on NSC.

 

[Machiavelli]

Reading some of the posts on here having just watched that first half at Old Trafford, it’s incredibly to think anyone would not recognise how lucky we are to have Graham potter in charge.

You're so right. And I say this at full -- and not half -- time. Our biggest concern in the summer is losing Potter to a bigger club.

 

[vagabond]

Really?

Zero points again. That is what matters.

Correct, we should be winning away at Old Trafford all day. Shocking performance and result.

 

[andy1980]

As always on Potter I look to outsiders points of view...they replayed the interview during Premier League Sunday 12.30pm to 1pm and there was some positive comments from Nedum Onuoha and Stephen Kelly...but GPs point that if you win you're great, lose and you're bad as borne out every day on NSC.

Although on a game by game basis that isn't true, surely over a much longer period that is true? If Graham Potter hadn't taken a Swedish 4th division team to their top division and win a cup and beat established European teams in the European cup then who would have been interested in him as a manager? I'm sure there are other Graham Potters who just haven't managed the wins he did.