Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
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Crazy!It’s not just here:View attachment 159181
Crazy!It’s not just here:View attachment 159181
Not so sure about Spurs. When we signed RDZ I remember him saying he had specific demands about how he likes to run the team, which fitted with Tony’s vision, I’m not sure Levy would allow him the freedom he wants and if RDZ knows Conte he’ll get some honest feedback from him !Agree. They are much more likely to go for a big name manager used to dealing with top players and their egos. It would be far too much of a risk after the failure of the Potter experiment.
I think Spurs however could go for RDZ, especially if Chelsea nab their favoured candidate.
You can take that with a pinch of Saltor.Both Bruno and Saltor still at the club?
He's a good coach, a decent man and I wish him all the best. The Albion progressed under him exactly as he predicted to Bloom and Barber. Boehly is a sleazy scumbag who neither likes or understands football.
He's a good coach, a decent man and I wish him all the best. The Albion progressed under him exactly as he predicted to Bloom and Barber.
Spot on. The thing is, Chelsea are still Chelsea. You simply cannot begrudge an ambitious manager for wanting to test himself at the highest level, it's just a real pity that it happened at Chelsea.He's a good coach, a decent man and I wish him all the best. The Albion progressed under him exactly as he predicted to Bloom and Barber. Boehly is a sleazy scumbag who neither likes or understands football.
From what I've heard it wouldn't be the first time he's done this; although at the Albion it was someone considerably more junior.....Winstanley sounds like a peice of work, Tony could have been secretly pleased to get rid.
Of course it’s going to be alright Graham, I’ve got your backFrom what I've heard it wouldn't be the first time he's done this; although at the Albion it was someone considerably more junior.....
The rotting teeth …. the giveaway.
Southampton?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.
Yeah, that's the obvious fit. He can take a few months off and then toddle down to St Mary's after a break. He wouldn't have to move house and be at a club with reasonable expectations.Southampton?