Doc Lynam
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- Jun 19, 2011
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That’s interesting.
[Football] Potter [NOT] at Chelsea
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That’s interesting.
- Nov 11, 2009
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Maybe team followed him everywhere as each move was a significant move up the football pyramid for more money until now.
Now it's Chelsea on biggest money they'll ever get or follow Potter into being jobless.
Winstanley sees a rapport with the players, to give them a chance in the coming games?
London Irish
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Second worst Chelsea manager of this lad’s lifetime
He might be 12 tho who knows
He might be 12 tho who knows
Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
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Brilliant article as alwaysBarney Ronay excellent as ever.
"Here, at a club that demands swagger, panache and a little bit of nastiness from its managers, was a coach who looks like he’d say sorry if you stole his watch, who at one point had to defend himself from claims he didn’t become angry enough in a press conference while defending himself for not having become angry enough during a game."
The end of an error for Chelsea: Graham Potter put out of his misery | Barney Ronay
The board makes a good decision by undoing its self-evidently appalling decision to appoint him in the first placewww.theguardian.com
- Jan 3, 2012
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but where are Agnetha and Annifrid?
London Irish
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Both Bruno and Saltor still at the club?
That figure is the total cost of paying off Tommy, buying Potter from us, his wages so far and a pay off. It’s a “by mutual consent” situation and he won’t get his full contract paid up.
Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
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Exactly.
. The winner takes it all apparently
Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
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A lot on here saying Potter to Leicester.
I can’t imagine a worse fit.
A manager unproven at battling relegation and who is supposedly best when he has a “project”, and most importantly, time.
And most managerial appointments seem to be when there has been a perceived failure of the previous incumbent.
So I honestly can’t see Potter getting a job in the near future in the Premier League.
Maybe some Championship clubs will take a punt at the end of the season.
I can’t imagine a worse fit.
A manager unproven at battling relegation and who is supposedly best when he has a “project”, and most importantly, time.
And most managerial appointments seem to be when there has been a perceived failure of the previous incumbent.
So I honestly can’t see Potter getting a job in the near future in the Premier League.
Maybe some Championship clubs will take a punt at the end of the season.
Bold Seagull
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Mutual consent can mean anything as both parties have agreed to end the contract. For Brandon Rogers for example it could mean a payout better than if he was just sacked, maybe so he doesn’t persuade others to come with him.
Being sacked doesn’t necessarily mean you get your contract paid up in full either if there are other break clauses in the contract such as performance related etc.
Lenny Rider
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- Sep 15, 2010
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Alleluia !
Someone who actually sees and understands the situation for what it is.
You could argue that Potter is probably the most expensive mistake in EPL managerial history, but whilst his gamble has failed dismally Todd B hasn’t come down in the last shower, Potter will walk away with a few quid granted, but nothing like the figures currently being bandied around as BN3 rightly points out those words ‘mutual consent’ cover a multitude of sins.
The morning after the night before, prediction time, and I will stand corrected and make a donation to Chestnut Tree House, if it’s incorrect.
Potter will be back in football within 12 months,possibly bottom half of the EPL or more likely Championship, but with the genie well and truly out of the lamp (like when Eubank was beaten for the first time) will be sacked within 12 months of getting his new job.
Bruno left us in the lurch for sure - a well deserved black mark.
This time it's different - he has no other job to go to. I'm not sure it is reasonable for him to be expected to resign ( voluntarily, with no payoff ) in sympathy with Potter.
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Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
Only West Ham and Forest in the bottom half haven’t sacked their manger this season, then add Chelsea, Spurs, Villa, with Chelsea and Saints with 2 sackings each, that’s 14 jobs on offer in the PL just this season - he won’t need to wait long for a PL offer.
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It’s not just here:
Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
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Yes, but he has been seen, rightly or wrongly, as a complete failure at Chelsea - a complete failure.
His reputation - built on taking a Swedish bottom tier club up to their top league (with crazy money paid by a dodgy owner) isn’t that good anymore.
Luckily for him, most club owners are madder than a box of frogs, and so he will probably get a job in the Championship before long.
Honestly can’t see a Premier League club coming in for him any time soon.
Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
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Crazy!
Motogull
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- Sep 16, 2005
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Boley bottled it then. All this wanting to build a club up from the bottom now looks a bit of media bullshit. Having kept the rest of the Albion gang together, it looks like he believes he can parachute a new man in and all will be awesome. I hope he bungles that.
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