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It was nothing short of embarrassing. He has done incredible to keep them in the division let alone where they are.First half v Leeds last season. It seems to have worked.
It was nothing short of embarrassing. He has done incredible to keep them in the division let alone where they are.First half v Leeds last season. It seems to have worked.
I said this about him in Jan 2020. He was having a tough time and being booed by the Brighton fans.He's a good forward thinking manager but learning the hard way. It'll do him good.
They will be up top fighting for the EL spots for sure, sort of like WHU but with much better brand of football. Potter really is a great manager and Brighton looks just like a great team but perhaps the players themselves grow in the system very quickly. If they can get a proper striker and a CB, they will surprise many top teams too.He really should stay at Brighton for now.
All the hard work over last three years and all the frustrating runs and finally it's all clicking into place. I assume they're finally performing to their xG which has had them top 6 last two seasons I think.
Trossard is wonderful player to watch and really should be starting for Belgium in world cup, Alexis Mac could very well make argentina squad.
No reason at all why they shouldn't be fighting for 7th or even higher.
Yeah, compare his three years building a team at Brighton with Ten Hag's three months at United where the expectations are much higherDoesn't seem to need 100m players to do his thing.
Because in his three seasons as a Premier League manager (after reaching the dizzying heights of 10th in his single Championship season with Swansea) his Brighton team have come 15th, 16th and 9th place.How is this guy not at a bigger club. Hopefully, when he does decide to move, he gets it right.
Such a shortsighted view considering he's been pretty good outside of Brighton too and has always made his teams play way above their level of talent. Ole finished pretty high compared to Potter, doesn't mean he's anywhere near his level as a manager.Yeah, compare his three years building a team at Brighton with Ten Hag's three months at United where the expectations are much higher
I'm surprised that some people are genuinely sad that United didn't take a chance with him even now when ETH is showing he's capable as our manager. I know some of you are sentimental but come on. He's done well at Brighton but the highest position he's ever taken them is 9th, and there's nothing in his career that suggests he can manage a top club.
"Ah, but we won't know until he tries." True, but some of you are acting like it's a certain thing because he's a Fergie regen or something.
Because in his three seasons as a Premier League manager (after reaching the dizzying heights of 10th in his single Championship season with Swansea) his Brighton team have come 15th, 16th and 9th place.
Watch him go to City now and win the quadruple, and @Solius will be in here to make fun of me.
I wish more people thought like this.Yeah, compare his three years building a team at Brighton with Ten Hag's three months at United where the expectations are much higher
I'm surprised that some people are genuinely sad that United didn't take a chance with him even now when ETH is showing he's capable as our manager. I know some of you are sentimental but come on. He's done well at Brighton but the highest position he's ever taken them is 9th, and there's nothing in his career that suggests he can manage a top club.
"Ah, but we won't know until he tries." True, but some of you are acting like it's a certain thing because he's a Fergie regen or something.
Because in his three seasons as a Premier League manager (after reaching the dizzying heights of 10th in his single Championship season with Swansea) his Brighton team have come 15th, 16th and 9th place.
Watch him go to City now and win the quadruple, and @Solius will be in here to make fun of me.
And all this ignores that the bloke had what was basically a real life FM save where he took a team from a town the size of Altrincham in the middle of fecking nowhere in Sweden from the 4th tier of Swedish football to the Europa knockout rounds.Yeah, compare his three years building a team at Brighton with Ten Hag's three months at United where the expectations are much higher
I'm surprised that some people are genuinely sad that United didn't take a chance with him even now when ETH is showing he's capable as our manager. I know some of you are sentimental but come on. He's done well at Brighton but the highest position he's ever taken them is 9th, and there's nothing in his career that suggests he can manage a top club.
"Ah, but we won't know until he tries." True, but some of you are acting like it's a certain thing because he's a Fergie regen or something.
Because in his three seasons as a Premier League manager (after reaching the dizzying heights of 10th in his single Championship season with Swansea) his Brighton team have come 15th, 16th and 9th place.
Watch him go to City now and win the quadruple, and @Solius will be in here to make fun of me.
Why exactly?I wish more people thought like this.
He's a Brighton fan. He wants people downplaying Potter so they can keep him.Why exactly?
Surely people can appreciate a manager without derailing the current one in charge?
Nope, they’re coming for him I’m afraid. I was a big fan of Sami Hyypia, bring him backI wish more people thought like this.
Once Vieira replaces Arteta, I vote you reinstate Frank de BoerNope, they’re coming for him I’m afraid. I was a big fan of Sami Hyypia, bring him back
To be fair, Ole did very impressive stuff in Norway, and won the U23 league at Man Utd (check out how often that happens), which, even if what Potter did with Österås is even more impressing, by many is dismissed out of hand because it’s at a lower level. Ole is ridiculed for his Cardiff slot, while he didn’t really do significantly worse with that welsh club than Potter did with his (10th in the Championship). Then Ole has United at 5th, 3rd and 2nd while Potter has Brighton at 15th, 16th and 9th. There’s nothing wrong with arguing that is more impressive regarding the expectations etc, but the main argument remains - there is nothing self evident that a Moyes (consistently punching above weight with Everton) or a Lou Macari (took Swindon to three consecutive promotions) will translate that to a club expected to compete at the very top.Such a shortsighted view considering he's been pretty good outside of Brighton too and has always made his teams play way above their level of talent. Ole finished pretty high compared to Potter, doesn't mean he's anywhere near his level as a manager.
Don't ruin the god.I guess this will be our home for a while
I'm sorry but evil deeds must sometimes be done for the greater good.Don't ruin the god.
The same was said about Ten Hag. And here he is.Potter would be silly to take the Chelsea job right this moment.
It’s in chaos behind the scenes.
Yep, so many on the caf said he wouldn't come to United bla blaThe same was said about Ten Hag. And here he is.
It wasn’t though was it?The same was said about Ten Hag. And here he is.
The same was said about Ten Hag. And here he is.
Ten Hag didn’t come during the season and he was able to bring all his coaches etc.Yep, so many on the caf said he wouldn't come to United bla bla
If Chelsea approach Potter, he goes, its simple as that.
Also his tenure at Brighton looks like it could peak this season so it would be a shame for him to walk away at this point.Methinks Potter should stay put and wait for the Newcastle United job; it's an eminently attractive proposition with the near future in mind...
- The chance to build a real legacy, instead of being part of an everchanging carousel of managers.
- It's a developing project so the pressure would be lower and he could properly instill his ideology.
- The ownership could spend ungodly amounts of money once the revenue streams are “fixed”.
- His former Director of Football (Dan Ashworth) is already there, so some familiar structure are in place.
Yes but the circumstances were different.Ten Hag didn’t come during the season and he was able to bring all his coaches etc.
United ran a lengthy process hence the hire of an interim. They have also been gutting the backroom set up.
Chelsea don’t even have a DoF yet?
It's a sensible shout in fairness. Will be interesting to see how much faith Newcastle will put in Eddie for the time being.Methinks Potter should stay put and wait for the Newcastle United job; it's an eminently attractive proposition with the near future in mind...
- The chance to build a real legacy, instead of being part of an everchanging carousel of managers.
- It's a developing project so the pressure would be lower and he could properly instill his ideology.
- The ownership could spend ungodly amounts of money once the revenue streams are “fixed”.
- His former Director of Football (Dan Ashworth) is already there, so some familiar structure are in place.
The circumstances and comparison with Ten Hag are totally different which is my point.Yes but the circumstances were different.
Ajax were 6/6 wins in the CL and in a title race.
I guarantee if Potter was in Europe or in a title race, he wouldn't leave.
Chelsea, do not have any of those but he will be allowed to bring whoever he wants from Brighton too.